Sec. 656.373. - Definitions.

As used in this Subpart: (a) Residential enclave means a geographical area having a residential land use that is partially or totally surrounded by a nonresidential land use, which forms a distinct enclosed unit. The enclave is also a small, historically established, residential neighborhood existing in an area that is programmed to transition to nonresidential land uses within the time frame of the 2010 Comprehensive Plan. Residential enclaves may consist of dwelling units arranged in relation to a neighborhood center and/or a significant cultural or natural feature. (b) Residential Enclave Overlay Zone means an overlay zoning district designated by the City Council for a residential enclave area for the purpose of protecting the enclave area from premature fragmentation by intrusive nonresidential uses and allowing for the expansion, renovation, reconstruction or construction of residential uses therein on existing lots of record. (c) Residential uses mean activities within land areas used predominantly for single family or multifamily housing. (d) Historically Established Residential Neighborhood means a predominantly residential area that can be documented as established for at least 50 years. The Historically Established Residential Neighborhood can include structures that are not 50 years old or older. (Ord. 93-261-143, § 1)