OLD TOWN PEORIA REVITALIZATION PLAN - About Peoria, Arizona
OLD TOWN PEORIA REVITALIZATION PLAN - About Peoria, Arizona
OLD TOWN PEORIA REVITALIZATION PLAN - About Peoria, Arizona
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<strong>OLD</strong> <strong>TOWN</strong><br />
<strong>PEORIA</strong><br />
<strong>REVITALIZATION</strong><br />
<strong>PLAN</strong><br />
Chapter 5<br />
Buildings should not exceed 60 feet in height (typically 5 stories), and should be compatible with<br />
adjacent residential areas with respect to architectural style and proximity of buildings.<br />
Flex Mixed Use Overlay (FMU)<br />
The purpose of this land use category is to facilitate development of an entertainment,<br />
hospitality and convention area that is a regional draw. Additional new uses should be created<br />
that would support a new convention center, offices, and the Performance Arts Center in Old<br />
Town. These include hotels, retail, restaurant, entertainment and other related uses. A minimum<br />
of 51 percent of the total usable floor area should be office or convention uses. The remaining<br />
49 percent of the total usable floor area should be hospitality and/or entertainment uses with at<br />
least 10 percent being dedicated for retail commercial uses.<br />
The buildings in this district will likely have large footprints and buildings may be up to 100 feet in<br />
height (typically 8 stories) to accommodate a hotel and/or other significant uses. Strong visual<br />
and pedestrian-oriented connections should be made between the uses in this land use<br />
category.<br />
Public/Quasi-Public Use (PQP)<br />
The purpose of the Public/ Quasi-Public category is<br />
to allow development of public, quasi-public and<br />
institutional uses (community centers, schools,<br />
universities, public library, city hall, and other<br />
community-serving uses etc). Public and quasipublic<br />
uses may also be permitted throughout the<br />
other land use categories described in this<br />
document; however, in this category they are the<br />
principal use.<br />
Open Space (OS)<br />
The Open Space category is reserved for open space, passive recreational activities and<br />
support facilities. The Open Space designation also provides venues for seasonal activities and<br />
short-term events such as arts and crafts sales, farmers’ markets, outdoor performances and<br />
similar uses in an urban, park-like setting.<br />
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