The RM zones provide for multiple dwelling unit development at varying densities. The RM zones individually accommodate developments with similar densities and characteristics. Each of the RM zones is intended to establish development criteria that consolidates common development regulations, accommodates specific dwelling types, and responds to locational issues regarding adjacent land uses. RM-4-10 permits urbanized, high density multiple dwelling units with limited commercial uses and a maximum density of 1 dwelling unit for each 400 square feet of lot area.
| Density | |
|---|---|
| SF/DU | 400 |
| Floor to Area Ratio (FAR) | |
|---|---|
| FAR (base) | 3.6 |
| Setbacks | |
|---|---|
| Front max note | see 131.0443(g) |
| Interior side note | Contiguous yards must observe setbacks of at least 15 feet on the northerly and easterly elevations. Yard and rear yard shall equal the requirements of the adjacent residential zone if that zone is more restrictive. |
| Side note | Contiguous yards must observe setbacks of at least 15 feet on the \nnortherly and easterly elevations. Yard and rear yard shall equal the \nrequirements of the adjacent residential zone if that zone is more \nrestrictive. |
| Rear note | Contiguous yards must observe setbacks of at least 15 feet on the \nnortherly and easterly elevations. Yard and rear yard shall equal the \nrequirements of the adjacent residential zone if that zone is more \nrestrictive. |
Data last updated: June 21, 2026
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