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8.A. - Page 45 <br /> Section 2: Project Description <br /> Table 1 <br /> Residential and Mixed -Use Land Uses <br /> Land Use Designation Intended Use Maximum Density <br /> Low Density Residential (LDR) Single- household detached residential development 7 du /ac <br /> Medium Density Residential (MDR) Attached or detached units, two- to three -story residential 20 du /ac <br /> structures, including condominiums, apartments, and duplexes <br /> Single structures or a collection of cohesive structures up to <br /> Medium High Density Residential three stories that house multiple units, with common open <br /> (MHDR) space areas and amenities. Housing types include row houses, 30 du /ac <br /> townhouses, stacked flats, apartments, and similar housing <br /> types. <br /> Higher- density, multi -story residential development, with a focus <br /> High Density Residential (HDR) on providing an urban intensity and function at locations within 40 du /ac <br /> easy walking distance to transit and services <br /> Higher- density, multi -story residential development and No site - specific density <br /> commercial uses in the city's historic core. Housing types limit. Maximum heights <br /> Mixed -use — Downtown include stacked flats, apartments, condominiums, and similar vary between 3 -12 <br /> housing types. May be within a mixed -use development or as stories, primarily 8 <br /> stand -alone residential. stories <br /> Higher- density, multi -story residential and commercial <br /> development along major corridors in Redwood City. Housing 60 du /ac <br /> Mixed -use — Corridor types include stacked flats, apartments, condominiums, and <br /> 4-6 stories <br /> similar housing types. May be within a mixed -use development <br /> or as stand -alone residential. <br /> Moderate -scale developments that are neighborhood serving. <br /> Mixed use — Neighborhood Housing types include stacked flats, apartments, 40 du /ac <br /> condominiums, and similar housing types. May be within a 3 -4 stories <br /> mixed -use development or as stand -alone residential. <br /> Live /work environments combine residential occupancy with <br /> commercial activity in the same building space, generally with <br /> the resident using the combined or adjacent commercial space 20 du /ac <br /> Mixed -use — Live /Work for his or her business. Typical uses include artist lofts, studio 3 stories <br /> spaces, small offices, creative industrial workspace areas, and <br /> similar uses. Stand -alone residential development is not <br /> permitted. <br /> Mix of uses includes housing and supporting commercial <br /> Mixed use — Waterfront businesses, hospitality and restaurant uses that attract visitors, <br /> Neighborhood and businesses that support marina functions. Housing options 40 du /ac <br /> can include structured housing, floating homes, houseboats, <br /> and live- aboard boats. <br /> Public and private marinas, ferry terminals, and uses <br /> complementary to these maritime and waterfront activities are <br /> Mixed use — Marina included in this category. Housing options can include housing 20 du /ac <br /> within mixed -use structures, floating homes, and live- aboard 3 stories <br /> boats. Stand -alone residential building development is not <br /> permitted. <br /> 6 Redwood City Housing Element Initial Study <br />