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Shopping Center or
Community Shopping Center
Potential Neighborhood
Service Center
Secondary
Uses Without
Business Park
Existing Regional
Shopping Center
Harmony Activity Centers
Special Urban Design
Potential Neighborhood Service Center Opportunity - Gateway
or Community Shopping Center
Development with orientation
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Mixed Use Activity Center
Potential Neighborhood
Service Center
Special Urban Design Opportunity -
With emphasis on
Historical Heritage of Harmony Road
HARMONY CORRIDOR PLAN
Potential Shopping Center Locations Outside of Activity Center
Neighborhood Service Center
Neighborhood Convenience Center
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All retail and commerical land uses, .:except those:: 'tCed As
secon uses in the Basic industrial and Non -Retail Employment
Activity Center, shall be located in shopping centers. All shopper
centers, except neighborhood convenience shopping centers, shall be
limited to locations shown on the Land Use Map. Neighborhood
convenience shopping centers shall also be permitted in the Basic
i Industrial and Non -Retail Employment A%vity Center. The general
definition, scale, use and character of neighborhood service centers
shall be as described in Appendix B. (+)
Coordinated planning of a "shopping center" rather than isolated retail uses
is the most effective means of avoiding "strip" commercial development-
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Permitted secondary uses shall be limited to:
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• Hotels/motels
• Sit-down restaurants V`
• Neighborhood Convenience Shopping Centers
• Child care centers
• Athletic clubs
• Single family and multi -family housing
• Accessory buildings and uses as defined in Section 29456 of the
Code. (+)
Basic (and non -retail) jobs are planned to be the major economic focus of
the corridor area. The standards provide for a variety of retail and services
in close proximity to meet the needs of employees and business in the
corridor. As the corridor develops, new housing of a mix of types and
densities is anticipated to locate near jobs, shopping, parks and schools.
• Locate a broader range of land uses in the areas of the Harmony
Corridor lmown as Mixed -Use Activity Centers as shown on the Land
p , Use Map. The Mixed -Use Activity Center provides, in addition to the
uses listed in the Basic Industrial and Non -Retail Employment Activity
Center, a variety of retail and commercial uses in shopping centers. If
�0 11 single family housing is provided, at least a generally equivalent
number of multi -family dwelling units must also be provided. "Multi-
family" shall mean attached single family, 2-family or multi -family
dwellings. All housing must be integrated with and function with an
office (or business) park and/or shopping center. Neighborhood service
centers, community shopping centers and regional shopping centers
shall be limited to those locations shown on the Land Use Map. (+)
The Plan provides for a range of retail, non -retail and residential uses to
occur in the Mixed -Use Activity Centers, including shopping centers which
satisfy the consumer, demands of residents and employees who live and
work in adjacent and surrounding neighborhoods, as well as from the
community and region.
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Locate industries and businesses in the':Bia Industi al `andrNon Retail
Employment Aehvity yCenters't in areas of the Harmony Corridor
designated for such uses on the Land Use Map. PermitteCoflncap
uses in the Basic Industrial and Non -Retail Employment Activity Center
shall be limited to:
• Research facilities, testing laboratories, offices and other
facilities for research and development
• Industrial uses
• Hospitals, clinics, nursing and personal care facilities
• Regional, national, or international headquarters of a services -
producing organization
• Vocational, business or private schools and universities
• Professional offices
• Finance, insurance and real estate services
Other uses of similar character as determined by the Planning
' and Zoning Board.
` $eE suppo tin uses will also be permitted in the Basic
Industrial and Non -Retail Employment Activity Center, but .shall
occupy no more than 25 percent (25%) of the total gross area of�tlie
Office (or Business) Park, Overall Development Plan or Planned 't
Development, as applicable. If single family housing is provid , at
!` least a generally equivalent number of multi -family dwelling � must
also be provided. "Multi -family" shall mean attached single family, 2-
`tsamily or multi -family dwellings. All housing muArW—integrated with
and fi action with_an_._office_(or_business) park. Non-residential,
secondary uses shall be integrated both in function and appearance with
an office (or business) park, unless a special exception is granted by the
Planning and Zoning Board. In order for such an exemption to be
granted, the applicant must demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Board
that the granting of the exemption would neither be detrimental to the
public good nor impact the intent and purposes of the foregoing
requirement and that by reason of exceptional narrowness, small parcel
size, or other special condition peculiar to a site, undue hardship would
be caused by the strict application of this requirement.
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