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1 585 Commercial Fencing 2 (A) Fencing Materials. The following fence materials are permitted on business properties: 3 (1) Vinyl coated Chain Link 4 (2) Privacy fences constructed of wood or a maintenance-free composite material S (3) Extruded aluminum, wrought iron, or a similar durable decorative fence material. 6 (B) Prohibited Fencing Materials. The following fence materials are prohibited on business properties: 7 (1) Barbed wire, concertina wire, or the like 8 (2) Exposed galvanized metals 9 (3) Electric fencing 10 (4) Any material not typically intended for use or construction as a fence such as, but not 11 limited to, pallets or plywood. 12 (5) Snow fencing between April 1 and October 31. 13 (C) Design Standards 14 (1) All posts and support structures for fencing must be located on the inside of the fence. 15 (2) The maximum height of commercial fencing is 8 feet. This limit is waived when used in 16 conjunction with a commercial outdoor recreation use where a taller fence is needed for 17 containment of tennis balls, golf balls, and the like. 18 (D) Setbacks and Placement 19 (1) Other than fences required for screening outdoor storage areas or in the I2 district, no 20 fencing over 4 feet in height shall be located closer to the right-of-way line for any business 21 use than the plane of the building. 22 23 586-599 Reserved. 24 25 600 Mixed Use Districts 26 27 601-609 Reserved. 28 29 610 Districts Established and Purpose 30 The following mixed-use district and subdistricts(COR)are hereby established according their purpose and 31 the intent of the Comprehensive Plan. Collectively,this district and these subdistricts are herein this chapter 32 called"mixed-use districts." 33 34 611 COR 35 (A) Purpose The primary intent of the COR district is to create a focal point in the community that 36 embodies the principles of transit-oriented and mixed-use development. The COR district envisions 37 a distinctly different development pattern,with a more urban structure of streets and blocks, than the 38 suburban and rural patterns that have shaped the community to date. The COR area is comprised of 39 a number of distinct subdistricts intended to define the type and intensity of uses,location of amenities 40 and overall character of development. The COR district incorporates the COR development plan and 41 Development Framework by reference to provide necessary building and site design features that are 42 essential to a pedestrian environment. 43 (B) Application—This district maybe applied to properties guided Mixed Use as shown on the current 44 Comprehensive Plan. 45 (C) The COR subdistrict definition. The COR district consists of four subdistricts that define the type and 46 intensity of land use. 47 (1) COR-1 mixed-use core subdistrict. The mixed-use core is intended to provide a mix of 48 residential, retail, service, professional, community service, recreational and similar uses on 49 every block near, and within easy walking distance of the transit station. The broadest variety 50 and highest intensity of uses, including high density housing and lodging facilities, are 51 encouraged near the station.Vertically-integrated mixed-use projects with retail,restaurant and 52 service uses, especially at corner locations, are strongly encouraged. This district incorporates Page 78 of 141