Section 11-C1002. BONUSES AND ADJUSTMENTS TO INCENTIVIZE INCLUSIONARY UNITS  


Latest version.
  • 1002.1The types of density bonuses and/or dimensional adjustments in this section are available to developments subject to the Inclusionary Zoning (IZ) provisions of this chapter.

    1002.2 Inclusionary developments in the zones identified in the following table may use the minimum lot dimensions identified in the table in lieu of the otherwise required lot dimension required by Subtitles D and E:

    TABLE C § 1002.2:  IZ DIMENSIONAL MODIFICATIONS FOR LOWER DENSITY ZONES

    Base Zone

    IZ Dimensional Modifications for Lower Density Zones

    Minimum Lot Area

    Minimum Lot Width

    Minimum Lot Width with Special Exception

    R-2, R-10 Detached

    3,200 sq. ft.

    40

    32

    R-2, R-10 Semi-Detached

    2,600 sq. ft.

    30

    25

    R-3, R-13, R-17, R-20

    1,600 sq. ft.

    20

    16

    RF-1, RF-2, RF-3  RF-4, RF-5

    1,500 sq. ft.

    18

    16

    1002.3Inclusionary developments, except those located in the SEFC, StE, and HE zones, may construct up to twenty percent (20%) more gross floor area than permitted as a matter of right (bonus density), subject to all other zoning requirements (as may be modified by the zone) and the limitations established by the Height Act.  

    1002.4Inclusionary residential developments in the zones below may use the following modifications to height and lot occupancy in order to achieve the bonus density:

     

    TABLE C § 1002.4:  MODIFICATIONS TO HEIGHT AND LOT OCCUPANCY FOR BONUS DENSITY

     

    Base Zone

    Matter-of-Right Zoning Constraints

    IZ Zoning Modifications

    Lot Occupancy

    Zoning Height

    Zoning FAR

    Lot Occupancy

    Height (feet)

    RA-5, RA-11, D-1 

    75%

    90 ft.

    6.00

    90%

    90

    MU-10, MU-22, MU-29,

    ARTS-4

    75%

    90 ft.

    6.00

    80%

    100

    MU-4, MU-17, MU-24, MU-25, MU-26 through MU-29, MU-33, NC-2, NC-3, NC-4, NC-7, NC-9, NC-14, NC-16

    ARTS-1, RC-2

    60%

    50 ft.

    2.50

    75%

    50

    MU-5, MU-18, ARTS-2, RC-3, NC-5, NC-10, NC-17

    80%

    65 ft.

    3.50

    80%

    70

    MU-6, MU-19, NC-11

    80%

    90 ft.

    6.00

    90%

    90

    MU-7, MU-28, ARTS-3,

    NC-8, NC-12, NC-15

    75%

    65 ft.

    4.00

    80%

    65

    MU-12

    80%

    40 ft.

    2.50

    80%

    50

    MU-13

    75%

    60 ft.

    4.00

    75%

    80

    MU-13

    75%

    90 ft.

    6.00

    80%

    100

    MU-1, MU-15 

    80%

    65 ft.

    4.00

    80%

    70

    MU-2, MU-16, MU-23, D-2

    80%

    90 ft.

    6.00

    90%

    90

    MU-9, MU-21

    100%

    90 ft.

    6.50

    100%

    100

    CG-1

    75%

    90 ft.

    6.0

    90%

    90

    1002.5An inclusionary development that has met its IZ set-aside requirements and used all the bonus density permitted by IZ may be eligible for other bonus density permitted by other chapters of this title, provided the development’s total density does not exceed the FAR-maximum associated with the zone permitting that additional bonus density.

     

    1002.6 A development exempted by Subtitle C § 1001.6(a) may, nevertheless, utilize the bonus density and zoning modifications provided for in this section.

     

     

authority

§ 1 of the Zoning Act of 1938, approved June 20, 1938 (52 Stat. 797, as amended; D.C. Official Code § 6-641.01 (2012 Repl.)).

source

Final Rulemaking published at 63 DCR 2447, 2712 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); as amended by Final Rulemaking published at 63 DCR 10620 (August 19, 2016); as amended by Final Rulemaking published at 63 DCR 15404 (December 16, 2016); as amended by Final Rulemaking published at 64 DCR 22 (January 6, 2017).