“residential” matches 38 uses this ordinance names separately. We do not choose between them — they can have different answers, so every one is shown.
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| CG-5 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 29 | Allowed | Subtitle U §507.1(a)(1) Agricultural, both residential and large; |
| CG-6 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §507.1(a)(1) Agricultural, both residential and large; |
| CG-7 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle U §507.1(a)(1) Agricultural, both residential and large; |
| MU-12 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 310 | Allowed | Subtitle U §507.1(a)(1) Agricultural, both residential and large; |
| MU-13 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 77 | Allowed | Subtitle U §507.1(a)(1) Agricultural, both residential and large; |
| MU-14 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 58 | Allowed | Subtitle U §507.1(a)(1) Agricultural, both residential and large; |
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| CG-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 17 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202(c) Agricultural – large uses, except for a private stable; |
| RA-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 8,150 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202(c) Agricultural – large uses, except for a private stable; |
| RA-1/NO the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 9 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202(c) Agricultural – large uses, except for a private stable; |
| RA-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 5,089 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202(c) Agricultural – large uses, except for a private stable; |
| RA-2/CAP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 117 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202(c) Agricultural – large uses, except for a private stable; |
| RA-2/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1,146 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202(c) Agricultural – large uses, except for a private stable; |
| RA-2/RC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 7 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202(c) Agricultural – large uses, except for a private stable; |
| RA-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 86 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202(c) Agricultural – large uses, except for a private stable; |
| RA-4 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1,178 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202(c) Agricultural – large uses, except for a private stable; |
| RA-4/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 47 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202(c) Agricultural – large uses, except for a private stable; |
| RA-5 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 188 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202(c) Agricultural – large uses, except for a private stable; |
| RA-5/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 39 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202(c) Agricultural – large uses, except for a private stable; |
| RA-6 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §202(c) Agricultural – large uses, except for a private stable; |
| RA-7 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §202(c) Agricultural – large uses, except for a private stable; |
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| R-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 23,640 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-2/FH the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 11 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| MU-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| MU-1/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 176 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| MU-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 99 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| MU-2/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 39 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| R-1-A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2,635 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-1-B the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 23,507 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-1A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-1A/CBUT the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 221 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-1A/FH the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 662 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-1A/TS the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 183 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-1A/TS/NO the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 22 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-1A/WH the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 345 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-1B the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-1B/FH the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 71 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-1B/GT the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 394 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-1B/NO the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 89 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-1B/TS the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-1B/WH the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 169 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 12,125 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-3/FB the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 216 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-3/GT the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 4,453 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| R-3/NO the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| RF-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 35,416 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| RF-1/CAP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2,093 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| RF-1/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 272 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| RF-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| RF-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| RF-4 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 215 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| RF-5 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(d) Agricultural – residential uses except for a private stable; |
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| ARTS-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 223 | Allowed | Subtitle U §510.1(b) Agricultural, both residential and large; |
| CG-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle U §510.1(b) Agricultural, both residential and large; |
| CG-4 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 130 | Allowed | Subtitle U §510.1(b) Agricultural, both residential and large; |
| MU-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §510.1(b) Agricultural, both residential and large; |
| MU-3A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 642 | Allowed | Subtitle U §510.1(b) Agricultural, both residential and large; |
| MU-3B the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle U §510.1(b) Agricultural, both residential and large; |
| MU-6A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §510.1(b) Agricultural, both residential and large; |
| MU-6B the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 69 | Allowed | Subtitle U §510.1(b) Agricultural, both residential and large; |
| MU-6B/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 21 | Allowed | Subtitle U §510.1(b) Agricultural, both residential and large; |
| MU-7A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Allowed | Subtitle U §510.1(b) Agricultural, both residential and large; |
| MU-7B the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 490 | Allowed | Subtitle U §510.1(b) Agricultural, both residential and large; |
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| StE-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(a) Agriculture, large and residential; |
| StE-11 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(a) Agriculture, large and residential; |
| StE-12 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(a) Agriculture, large and residential; |
| StE-13 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(a) Agriculture, large and residential; |
| StE-15 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(a) Agriculture, large and residential; |
| StE-16 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(a) Agriculture, large and residential; |
| StE-17 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(a) Agriculture, large and residential; |
| StE-18 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(a) Agriculture, large and residential; |
| StE-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(a) Agriculture, large and residential; |
| StE-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(a) Agriculture, large and residential; |
| StE-4 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(a) Agriculture, large and residential; |
| StE-5 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(a) Agriculture, large and residential; |
| StE-6 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(a) Agriculture, large and residential; |
| StE-7 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(a) Agriculture, large and residential; |
| StE-8 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(a) Agriculture, large and residential; |
| StE-9 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(a) Agriculture, large and residential; |
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| HE-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 9 | Allowed | Subtitle K §410.3(a) Agriculture, residential; |
| HE-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 5 | Allowed | Subtitle K §410.3(a) Agriculture, residential; |
| HE-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §410.3(a) Agriculture, residential; |
| HE-4 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle K §410.3(a) Agriculture, residential; |
These require a hearing or an approval from the District. They are not a “no”, and they are not a “yes” either.
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| BF-2A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 19 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.2 320.2 The conversion of an existing residential building existing on the lot prior to May 12, 1958, to an apartment house, or the renovation or expansion of an existing apartment house deemed a conforming use pursuant to Subtitle U § 301.4 that increases the number of units, shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following conditions: (a) The building to be converted or expanded is in existence on the property at the time the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs accepts as complete the building permit application for the conversion or expansion; (b) The fourth (4th) dwelling unit and every additional even number dwelling unit thereafter shall be subject to the requirements of Subtitle C, Chapter 10, Inclusionary Zoning, including the set aside requirement set forth at Subtitle C § 1003.10; and City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-6 (c) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
| BF-2B the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 31 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.2 320.2 The conversion of an existing residential building existing on the lot prior to May 12, 1958, to an apartment house, or the renovation or expansion of an existing apartment house deemed a conforming use pursuant to Subtitle U § 301.4 that increases the number of units, shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following conditions: (a) The building to be converted or expanded is in existence on the property at the time the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs accepts as complete the building permit application for the conversion or expansion; (b) The fourth (4th) dwelling unit and every additional even number dwelling unit thereafter shall be subject to the requirements of Subtitle C, Chapter 10, Inclusionary Zoning, including the set aside requirement set forth at Subtitle C § 1003.10; and City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-6 (c) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
| RF-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 35,416 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.2 320.2 The conversion of an existing residential building existing on the lot prior to May 12, 1958, to an apartment house, or the renovation or expansion of an existing apartment house deemed a conforming use pursuant to Subtitle U § 301.4 that increases the number of units, shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following conditions: (a) The building to be converted or expanded is in existence on the property at the time the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs accepts as complete the building permit application for the conversion or expansion; (b) The fourth (4th) dwelling unit and every additional even number dwelling unit thereafter shall be subject to the requirements of Subtitle C, Chapter 10, Inclusionary Zoning, including the set aside requirement set forth at Subtitle C § 1003.10; and City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-6 (c) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
| RF-1/CAP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2,093 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.2 320.2 The conversion of an existing residential building existing on the lot prior to May 12, 1958, to an apartment house, or the renovation or expansion of an existing apartment house deemed a conforming use pursuant to Subtitle U § 301.4 that increases the number of units, shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following conditions: (a) The building to be converted or expanded is in existence on the property at the time the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs accepts as complete the building permit application for the conversion or expansion; (b) The fourth (4th) dwelling unit and every additional even number dwelling unit thereafter shall be subject to the requirements of Subtitle C, Chapter 10, Inclusionary Zoning, including the set aside requirement set forth at Subtitle C § 1003.10; and City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-6 (c) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
| RF-1/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 272 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.2 320.2 The conversion of an existing residential building existing on the lot prior to May 12, 1958, to an apartment house, or the renovation or expansion of an existing apartment house deemed a conforming use pursuant to Subtitle U § 301.4 that increases the number of units, shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following conditions: (a) The building to be converted or expanded is in existence on the property at the time the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs accepts as complete the building permit application for the conversion or expansion; (b) The fourth (4th) dwelling unit and every additional even number dwelling unit thereafter shall be subject to the requirements of Subtitle C, Chapter 10, Inclusionary Zoning, including the set aside requirement set forth at Subtitle C § 1003.10; and City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-6 (c) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
These require a hearing or an approval from the District. They are not a “no”, and they are not a “yes” either.
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| RF-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.2 320.2 The conversion of an existing residential building existing on the lot prior to May 12, 1958, to an apartment house, or the renovation or expansion of an existing apartment house deemed a conforming use pursuant to Subtitle U § 301.4 that increases the number of units, shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following conditions: (a) The building to be converted or expanded is in existence on the property at the time the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs accepts as complete the building permit application for the conversion or expansion; (b) The fourth (4th) dwelling unit and every additional even number dwelling unit thereafter shall be subject to the requirements of Subtitle C, Chapter 10, Inclusionary Zoning, including the set aside requirement set forth at Subtitle C § 1003.10; and City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-6 (c) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
These require a hearing or an approval from the District. They are not a “no”, and they are not a “yes” either.
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| BF-2A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 19 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.3 320.3 The conversion of a non-residential building or other structure to an apartment house and not compliant with Subtitle U § 301.2(b), shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following provisions: (a) Any addition shall not have a substantially adverse effect on the use or enjoyment of any abutting or adjacent dwelling or property, in particular: (1) The light and air available to neighboring properties shall not be unduly affected; (2) The privacy of use and enjoyment of neighboring properties shall not be unduly compromised; and (3) The conversion and any associated additions, as viewed from the street, alley, and other public way, shall not substantially visually intrude upon the character, scale, and pattern of houses along the subject street or alley; (b) In demonstrating compliance with Subtitle U § 320.3(a), the applicant shall use graphical representations such as plans, photographs, or elevation and section drawings sufficient to represent the relationship of the conversion and any associated addition to adjacent buildings and views from public ways; and (c) The Board may require special treatment in the way of design, screening, exterior or interior lighting, building materials, or other features for the protection of adjacent or nearby properties, or to maintain the general character of a block. |
| BF-2B the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 31 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.3 320.3 The conversion of a non-residential building or other structure to an apartment house and not compliant with Subtitle U § 301.2(b), shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following provisions: (a) Any addition shall not have a substantially adverse effect on the use or enjoyment of any abutting or adjacent dwelling or property, in particular: (1) The light and air available to neighboring properties shall not be unduly affected; (2) The privacy of use and enjoyment of neighboring properties shall not be unduly compromised; and (3) The conversion and any associated additions, as viewed from the street, alley, and other public way, shall not substantially visually intrude upon the character, scale, and pattern of houses along the subject street or alley; (b) In demonstrating compliance with Subtitle U § 320.3(a), the applicant shall use graphical representations such as plans, photographs, or elevation and section drawings sufficient to represent the relationship of the conversion and any associated addition to adjacent buildings and views from public ways; and (c) The Board may require special treatment in the way of design, screening, exterior or interior lighting, building materials, or other features for the protection of adjacent or nearby properties, or to maintain the general character of a block. |
| RF-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 35,416 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.3 320.3 The conversion of a non-residential building or other structure to an apartment house and not compliant with Subtitle U § 301.2(b), shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following provisions: (a) Any addition shall not have a substantially adverse effect on the use or enjoyment of any abutting or adjacent dwelling or property, in particular: (1) The light and air available to neighboring properties shall not be unduly affected; (2) The privacy of use and enjoyment of neighboring properties shall not be unduly compromised; and (3) The conversion and any associated additions, as viewed from the street, alley, and other public way, shall not substantially visually intrude upon the character, scale, and pattern of houses along the subject street or alley; (b) In demonstrating compliance with Subtitle U § 320.3(a), the applicant shall use graphical representations such as plans, photographs, or elevation and section drawings sufficient to represent the relationship of the conversion and any associated addition to adjacent buildings and views from public ways; and (c) The Board may require special treatment in the way of design, screening, exterior or interior lighting, building materials, or other features for the protection of adjacent or nearby properties, or to maintain the general character of a block. |
| RF-1/CAP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2,093 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.3 320.3 The conversion of a non-residential building or other structure to an apartment house and not compliant with Subtitle U § 301.2(b), shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following provisions: (a) Any addition shall not have a substantially adverse effect on the use or enjoyment of any abutting or adjacent dwelling or property, in particular: (1) The light and air available to neighboring properties shall not be unduly affected; (2) The privacy of use and enjoyment of neighboring properties shall not be unduly compromised; and (3) The conversion and any associated additions, as viewed from the street, alley, and other public way, shall not substantially visually intrude upon the character, scale, and pattern of houses along the subject street or alley; (b) In demonstrating compliance with Subtitle U § 320.3(a), the applicant shall use graphical representations such as plans, photographs, or elevation and section drawings sufficient to represent the relationship of the conversion and any associated addition to adjacent buildings and views from public ways; and (c) The Board may require special treatment in the way of design, screening, exterior or interior lighting, building materials, or other features for the protection of adjacent or nearby properties, or to maintain the general character of a block. |
| RF-1/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 272 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.3 320.3 The conversion of a non-residential building or other structure to an apartment house and not compliant with Subtitle U § 301.2(b), shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following provisions: (a) Any addition shall not have a substantially adverse effect on the use or enjoyment of any abutting or adjacent dwelling or property, in particular: (1) The light and air available to neighboring properties shall not be unduly affected; (2) The privacy of use and enjoyment of neighboring properties shall not be unduly compromised; and (3) The conversion and any associated additions, as viewed from the street, alley, and other public way, shall not substantially visually intrude upon the character, scale, and pattern of houses along the subject street or alley; (b) In demonstrating compliance with Subtitle U § 320.3(a), the applicant shall use graphical representations such as plans, photographs, or elevation and section drawings sufficient to represent the relationship of the conversion and any associated addition to adjacent buildings and views from public ways; and (c) The Board may require special treatment in the way of design, screening, exterior or interior lighting, building materials, or other features for the protection of adjacent or nearby properties, or to maintain the general character of a block. |
| RF-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.3 320.3 The conversion of a non-residential building or other structure to an apartment house and not compliant with Subtitle U § 301.2(b), shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following provisions: (a) Any addition shall not have a substantially adverse effect on the use or enjoyment of any abutting or adjacent dwelling or property, in particular: (1) The light and air available to neighboring properties shall not be unduly affected; (2) The privacy of use and enjoyment of neighboring properties shall not be unduly compromised; and (3) The conversion and any associated additions, as viewed from the street, alley, and other public way, shall not substantially visually intrude upon the character, scale, and pattern of houses along the subject street or alley; (b) In demonstrating compliance with Subtitle U § 320.3(a), the applicant shall use graphical representations such as plans, photographs, or elevation and section drawings sufficient to represent the relationship of the conversion and any associated addition to adjacent buildings and views from public ways; and (c) The Board may require special treatment in the way of design, screening, exterior or interior lighting, building materials, or other features for the protection of adjacent or nearby properties, or to maintain the general character of a block. |
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| RF-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.2 301.2 The conversion of an existing non-residential building or structure to an apartment house shall be permitted as a matter of right in any of the RF-1 zones subject to the following conditions: (a) The building or structure to be converted is in existence on the property at the time the building permit application for the conversion is accepted as complete by the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs; and (b) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| BF-2A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 19 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.2 301.2 The conversion of an existing non-residential building or structure to an apartment house shall be permitted as a matter of right in any of the RF-1 zones subject to the following conditions: (a) The building or structure to be converted is in existence on the property at the time the building permit application for the conversion is accepted as complete by the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs; and (b) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
| BF-2B the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 31 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.2 301.2 The conversion of an existing non-residential building or structure to an apartment house shall be permitted as a matter of right in any of the RF-1 zones subject to the following conditions: (a) The building or structure to be converted is in existence on the property at the time the building permit application for the conversion is accepted as complete by the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs; and (b) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
| RF-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 35,416 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.2 301.2 The conversion of an existing non-residential building or structure to an apartment house shall be permitted as a matter of right in any of the RF-1 zones subject to the following conditions: (a) The building or structure to be converted is in existence on the property at the time the building permit application for the conversion is accepted as complete by the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs; and (b) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
| RF-1/CAP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2,093 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.2 301.2 The conversion of an existing non-residential building or structure to an apartment house shall be permitted as a matter of right in any of the RF-1 zones subject to the following conditions: (a) The building or structure to be converted is in existence on the property at the time the building permit application for the conversion is accepted as complete by the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs; and (b) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
| RF-1/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 272 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.2 301.2 The conversion of an existing non-residential building or structure to an apartment house shall be permitted as a matter of right in any of the RF-1 zones subject to the following conditions: (a) The building or structure to be converted is in existence on the property at the time the building permit application for the conversion is accepted as complete by the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs; and (b) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
| RF-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §320.3 320.3 The conversion of a non-residential building or other structure to an apartment house and not compliant with Subtitle U § 301.2(b), shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following provisions: (a) Any addition shall not have a substantially adverse effect on the use or enjoyment of any abutting or adjacent dwelling or property, in particular: (1) The light and air available to neighboring properties shall not be unduly affected; (2) The privacy of use and enjoyment of neighboring properties shall not be unduly compromised; and (3) The conversion and any associated additions, as viewed from the street, alley, and other public way, shall not substantially visually intrude upon the character, scale, and pattern of houses along the subject street or alley; (b) In demonstrating compliance with Subtitle U § 320.3(a), the applicant shall use graphical representations such as plans, photographs, or elevation and section drawings sufficient to represent the relationship of the conversion and any associated addition to adjacent buildings and views from public ways; and (c) The Board may require special treatment in the way of design, screening, exterior or interior lighting, building materials, or other features for the protection of adjacent or nearby properties, or to maintain the general character of a block. |
These require a hearing or an approval from the District. They are not a “no”, and they are not a “yes” either.
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| BF-2A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 19 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.2 320.2 The conversion of an existing residential building existing on the lot prior to May 12, 1958, to an apartment house, or the renovation or expansion of an existing apartment house deemed a conforming use pursuant to Subtitle U § 301.4 that increases the number of units, shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following conditions: (a) The building to be converted or expanded is in existence on the property at the time the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs accepts as complete the building permit application for the conversion or expansion; (b) The fourth (4th) dwelling unit and every additional even number dwelling unit thereafter shall be subject to the requirements of Subtitle C, Chapter 10, Inclusionary Zoning, including the set aside requirement set forth at Subtitle C § 1003.10; and City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-6 (c) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
| BF-2B the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 31 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.2 320.2 The conversion of an existing residential building existing on the lot prior to May 12, 1958, to an apartment house, or the renovation or expansion of an existing apartment house deemed a conforming use pursuant to Subtitle U § 301.4 that increases the number of units, shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following conditions: (a) The building to be converted or expanded is in existence on the property at the time the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs accepts as complete the building permit application for the conversion or expansion; (b) The fourth (4th) dwelling unit and every additional even number dwelling unit thereafter shall be subject to the requirements of Subtitle C, Chapter 10, Inclusionary Zoning, including the set aside requirement set forth at Subtitle C § 1003.10; and City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-6 (c) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
| RF-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 35,416 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.2 320.2 The conversion of an existing residential building existing on the lot prior to May 12, 1958, to an apartment house, or the renovation or expansion of an existing apartment house deemed a conforming use pursuant to Subtitle U § 301.4 that increases the number of units, shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following conditions: (a) The building to be converted or expanded is in existence on the property at the time the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs accepts as complete the building permit application for the conversion or expansion; (b) The fourth (4th) dwelling unit and every additional even number dwelling unit thereafter shall be subject to the requirements of Subtitle C, Chapter 10, Inclusionary Zoning, including the set aside requirement set forth at Subtitle C § 1003.10; and City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-6 (c) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
| RF-1/CAP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2,093 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.2 320.2 The conversion of an existing residential building existing on the lot prior to May 12, 1958, to an apartment house, or the renovation or expansion of an existing apartment house deemed a conforming use pursuant to Subtitle U § 301.4 that increases the number of units, shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following conditions: (a) The building to be converted or expanded is in existence on the property at the time the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs accepts as complete the building permit application for the conversion or expansion; (b) The fourth (4th) dwelling unit and every additional even number dwelling unit thereafter shall be subject to the requirements of Subtitle C, Chapter 10, Inclusionary Zoning, including the set aside requirement set forth at Subtitle C § 1003.10; and City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-6 (c) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
| RF-1/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 272 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.2 320.2 The conversion of an existing residential building existing on the lot prior to May 12, 1958, to an apartment house, or the renovation or expansion of an existing apartment house deemed a conforming use pursuant to Subtitle U § 301.4 that increases the number of units, shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following conditions: (a) The building to be converted or expanded is in existence on the property at the time the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs accepts as complete the building permit application for the conversion or expansion; (b) The fourth (4th) dwelling unit and every additional even number dwelling unit thereafter shall be subject to the requirements of Subtitle C, Chapter 10, Inclusionary Zoning, including the set aside requirement set forth at Subtitle C § 1003.10; and City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-6 (c) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
| RF-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.2 320.2 The conversion of an existing residential building existing on the lot prior to May 12, 1958, to an apartment house, or the renovation or expansion of an existing apartment house deemed a conforming use pursuant to Subtitle U § 301.4 that increases the number of units, shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following conditions: (a) The building to be converted or expanded is in existence on the property at the time the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs accepts as complete the building permit application for the conversion or expansion; (b) The fourth (4th) dwelling unit and every additional even number dwelling unit thereafter shall be subject to the requirements of Subtitle C, Chapter 10, Inclusionary Zoning, including the set aside requirement set forth at Subtitle C § 1003.10; and City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-6 (c) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
These require a hearing or an approval from the District. They are not a “no”, and they are not a “yes” either.
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| RF-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.2 320.2 The conversion of an existing residential building existing on the lot prior to May 12, 1958, to an apartment house, or the renovation or expansion of an existing apartment house deemed a conforming use pursuant to Subtitle U § 301.4 that increases the number of units, shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following conditions: (a) The building to be converted or expanded is in existence on the property at the time the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs accepts as complete the building permit application for the conversion or expansion; (b) The fourth (4th) dwelling unit and every additional even number dwelling unit thereafter shall be subject to the requirements of Subtitle C, Chapter 10, Inclusionary Zoning, including the set aside requirement set forth at Subtitle C § 1003.10; and City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-6 (c) There shall be a minimum of nine hundred square feet (900 sq. ft.) of land area per each existing and new dwelling unit. |
These require a hearing or an approval from the District. They are not a “no”, and they are not a “yes” either.
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| RF-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.3 320.3 The conversion of a non-residential building or other structure to an apartment house and not compliant with Subtitle U § 301.2(b), shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following provisions: (a) Any addition shall not have a substantially adverse effect on the use or enjoyment of any abutting or adjacent dwelling or property, in particular: (1) The light and air available to neighboring properties shall not be unduly affected; (2) The privacy of use and enjoyment of neighboring properties shall not be unduly compromised; and (3) The conversion and any associated additions, as viewed from the street, alley, and other public way, shall not substantially visually intrude upon the character, scale, and pattern of houses along the subject street or alley; (b) In demonstrating compliance with Subtitle U § 320.3(a), the applicant shall use graphical representations such as plans, photographs, or elevation and section drawings sufficient to represent the relationship of the conversion and any associated addition to adjacent buildings and views from public ways; and (c) The Board may require special treatment in the way of design, screening, exterior or interior lighting, building materials, or other features for the protection of adjacent or nearby properties, or to maintain the general character of a block. |
These require a hearing or an approval from the District. They are not a “no”, and they are not a “yes” either.
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| BF-2A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 19 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.3 320.3 The conversion of a non-residential building or other structure to an apartment house and not compliant with Subtitle U § 301.2(b), shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following provisions: (a) Any addition shall not have a substantially adverse effect on the use or enjoyment of any abutting or adjacent dwelling or property, in particular: (1) The light and air available to neighboring properties shall not be unduly affected; (2) The privacy of use and enjoyment of neighboring properties shall not be unduly compromised; and (3) The conversion and any associated additions, as viewed from the street, alley, and other public way, shall not substantially visually intrude upon the character, scale, and pattern of houses along the subject street or alley; (b) In demonstrating compliance with Subtitle U § 320.3(a), the applicant shall use graphical representations such as plans, photographs, or elevation and section drawings sufficient to represent the relationship of the conversion and any associated addition to adjacent buildings and views from public ways; and (c) The Board may require special treatment in the way of design, screening, exterior or interior lighting, building materials, or other features for the protection of adjacent or nearby properties, or to maintain the general character of a block. |
| BF-2B the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 31 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.3 320.3 The conversion of a non-residential building or other structure to an apartment house and not compliant with Subtitle U § 301.2(b), shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following provisions: (a) Any addition shall not have a substantially adverse effect on the use or enjoyment of any abutting or adjacent dwelling or property, in particular: (1) The light and air available to neighboring properties shall not be unduly affected; (2) The privacy of use and enjoyment of neighboring properties shall not be unduly compromised; and (3) The conversion and any associated additions, as viewed from the street, alley, and other public way, shall not substantially visually intrude upon the character, scale, and pattern of houses along the subject street or alley; (b) In demonstrating compliance with Subtitle U § 320.3(a), the applicant shall use graphical representations such as plans, photographs, or elevation and section drawings sufficient to represent the relationship of the conversion and any associated addition to adjacent buildings and views from public ways; and (c) The Board may require special treatment in the way of design, screening, exterior or interior lighting, building materials, or other features for the protection of adjacent or nearby properties, or to maintain the general character of a block. |
| RF-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 35,416 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.3 320.3 The conversion of a non-residential building or other structure to an apartment house and not compliant with Subtitle U § 301.2(b), shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following provisions: (a) Any addition shall not have a substantially adverse effect on the use or enjoyment of any abutting or adjacent dwelling or property, in particular: (1) The light and air available to neighboring properties shall not be unduly affected; (2) The privacy of use and enjoyment of neighboring properties shall not be unduly compromised; and (3) The conversion and any associated additions, as viewed from the street, alley, and other public way, shall not substantially visually intrude upon the character, scale, and pattern of houses along the subject street or alley; (b) In demonstrating compliance with Subtitle U § 320.3(a), the applicant shall use graphical representations such as plans, photographs, or elevation and section drawings sufficient to represent the relationship of the conversion and any associated addition to adjacent buildings and views from public ways; and (c) The Board may require special treatment in the way of design, screening, exterior or interior lighting, building materials, or other features for the protection of adjacent or nearby properties, or to maintain the general character of a block. |
| RF-1/CAP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2,093 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.3 320.3 The conversion of a non-residential building or other structure to an apartment house and not compliant with Subtitle U § 301.2(b), shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following provisions: (a) Any addition shall not have a substantially adverse effect on the use or enjoyment of any abutting or adjacent dwelling or property, in particular: (1) The light and air available to neighboring properties shall not be unduly affected; (2) The privacy of use and enjoyment of neighboring properties shall not be unduly compromised; and (3) The conversion and any associated additions, as viewed from the street, alley, and other public way, shall not substantially visually intrude upon the character, scale, and pattern of houses along the subject street or alley; (b) In demonstrating compliance with Subtitle U § 320.3(a), the applicant shall use graphical representations such as plans, photographs, or elevation and section drawings sufficient to represent the relationship of the conversion and any associated addition to adjacent buildings and views from public ways; and (c) The Board may require special treatment in the way of design, screening, exterior or interior lighting, building materials, or other features for the protection of adjacent or nearby properties, or to maintain the general character of a block. |
| RF-1/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 272 | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.3 320.3 The conversion of a non-residential building or other structure to an apartment house and not compliant with Subtitle U § 301.2(b), shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following provisions: (a) Any addition shall not have a substantially adverse effect on the use or enjoyment of any abutting or adjacent dwelling or property, in particular: (1) The light and air available to neighboring properties shall not be unduly affected; (2) The privacy of use and enjoyment of neighboring properties shall not be unduly compromised; and (3) The conversion and any associated additions, as viewed from the street, alley, and other public way, shall not substantially visually intrude upon the character, scale, and pattern of houses along the subject street or alley; (b) In demonstrating compliance with Subtitle U § 320.3(a), the applicant shall use graphical representations such as plans, photographs, or elevation and section drawings sufficient to represent the relationship of the conversion and any associated addition to adjacent buildings and views from public ways; and (c) The Board may require special treatment in the way of design, screening, exterior or interior lighting, building materials, or other features for the protection of adjacent or nearby properties, or to maintain the general character of a block. |
These require a hearing or an approval from the District. They are not a “no”, and they are not a “yes” either.
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| RF-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.3 320.3 The conversion of a non-residential building or other structure to an apartment house and not compliant with Subtitle U § 301.2(b), shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following provisions: (a) Any addition shall not have a substantially adverse effect on the use or enjoyment of any abutting or adjacent dwelling or property, in particular: (1) The light and air available to neighboring properties shall not be unduly affected; (2) The privacy of use and enjoyment of neighboring properties shall not be unduly compromised; and (3) The conversion and any associated additions, as viewed from the street, alley, and other public way, shall not substantially visually intrude upon the character, scale, and pattern of houses along the subject street or alley; (b) In demonstrating compliance with Subtitle U § 320.3(a), the applicant shall use graphical representations such as plans, photographs, or elevation and section drawings sufficient to represent the relationship of the conversion and any associated addition to adjacent buildings and views from public ways; and (c) The Board may require special treatment in the way of design, screening, exterior or interior lighting, building materials, or other features for the protection of adjacent or nearby properties, or to maintain the general character of a block. |
These require a hearing or an approval from the District. They are not a “no”, and they are not a “yes” either.
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| RF-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Conditional | Subtitle U §320.3 320.3 The conversion of a non-residential building or other structure to an apartment house and not compliant with Subtitle U § 301.2(b), shall be permitted in any of the RF-1 zones if approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as a special exception pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, and subject to the following provisions: (a) Any addition shall not have a substantially adverse effect on the use or enjoyment of any abutting or adjacent dwelling or property, in particular: (1) The light and air available to neighboring properties shall not be unduly affected; (2) The privacy of use and enjoyment of neighboring properties shall not be unduly compromised; and (3) The conversion and any associated additions, as viewed from the street, alley, and other public way, shall not substantially visually intrude upon the character, scale, and pattern of houses along the subject street or alley; (b) In demonstrating compliance with Subtitle U § 320.3(a), the applicant shall use graphical representations such as plans, photographs, or elevation and section drawings sufficient to represent the relationship of the conversion and any associated addition to adjacent buildings and views from public ways; and (c) The Board may require special treatment in the way of design, screening, exterior or interior lighting, building materials, or other features for the protection of adjacent or nearby properties, or to maintain the general character of a block. |
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| MU-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-1/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 176 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-10 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 133 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-10/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 10 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-10/FT the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 12 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-12 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 310 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-13 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 77 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-14 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 58 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 99 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-2/CAP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 7 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-2/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 39 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-3A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 642 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-3B the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-4 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 3,698 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-4/CAP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 38 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-4/CAP/CHC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 94 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-4/CHC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 211 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-4/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 30 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-4/NO the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 52 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-4/RC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 4 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-5 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-5A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 489 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-5A/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 54 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-5A/RC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 9 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-5B the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 34 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-6A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-6B the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 69 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-6B/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 21 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-7A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-7B the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 490 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-7B/FT the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 18 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-8A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-8B the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 20 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-8B/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 76 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-9A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-9B the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 66 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| MU-9B/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 71 | Allowed | Subtitle U §201.1(a) A principal dwelling unit shall be permitted as follows: (1) In the R-Use Groups A and D, the principal dwelling unit shall be in a detached building; (2) In the R-Use Group B, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached or semi-detached building and (3) In the R-Use Group C, the principal dwelling unit may be in either a detached, semi-detached, or row building; |
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| HE-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 9 | Allowed | Subtitle K §410.3(m) Residential; |
| HE-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 5 | Allowed | Subtitle K §410.3(m) Residential; |
| HE-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §410.3(m) Residential; |
| HE-4 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle K §410.3(m) Residential; |
| NMU-3A/MW the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 23 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-4/CC1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 33 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-4/CC2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-4/CP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 59 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-4/GA the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 96 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-4/H-A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 94 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-4/H-H the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 36 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-4/H-R the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 62 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-4/TK the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 33 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-4/WP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 10 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-5A/H-H the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 16 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-5A/H-R the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 13 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-5A/PAE the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 33 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-5A/WP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 23 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-6B/H-H the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-7B/ES the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 31 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-7B/GA the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 129 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-7B/H-A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 29 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-7B/H-H the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| NMU-8B/H-H the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(o) Residential; |
| StE-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(u) Residential; |
| StE-11 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(u) Residential; |
| StE-12 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(u) Residential; |
| StE-13 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(u) Residential; |
| StE-15 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(u) Residential; |
| StE-16 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(u) Residential; |
| StE-17 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(u) Residential; |
| StE-18 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(u) Residential; |
| StE-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(u) Residential; |
| StE-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(u) Residential; |
| StE-4 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(u) Residential; |
| StE-5 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(u) Residential; |
| StE-6 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(u) Residential; |
| StE-7 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(u) Residential; |
| StE-8 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(u) Residential; |
| StE-9 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §612.1(u) Residential; |
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| PDR-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 935 | Allowed | Subtitle U §801.1(w)(3) A residential dwelling existing on May 12, 1958, provided, any addition to or enlargement of the dwelling shall not result in a lot occupancy of greater than sixty percent (60%); |
| PDR-1/CAP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 16 | Allowed | Subtitle U §801.1(w)(3) A residential dwelling existing on May 12, 1958, provided, any addition to or enlargement of the dwelling shall not result in a lot occupancy of greater than sixty percent (60%); |
| PDR-1/FT the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 19 | Allowed | Subtitle U §801.1(w)(3) A residential dwelling existing on May 12, 1958, provided, any addition to or enlargement of the dwelling shall not result in a lot occupancy of greater than sixty percent (60%); |
| PDR-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 154 | Allowed | Subtitle U §801.1(w)(3) A residential dwelling existing on May 12, 1958, provided, any addition to or enlargement of the dwelling shall not result in a lot occupancy of greater than sixty percent (60%); |
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| CG-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 17 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| RA-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 5,089 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| RA-2/CAP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 117 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| RA-2/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1,146 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| RA-2/RC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 7 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| RA-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 86 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| RA-4 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1,178 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| RA-4/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 47 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| RA-5 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 188 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| RA-5/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 39 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| RA-7 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
These require a hearing or an approval from the District. They are not a “no”, and they are not a “yes” either.
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| RA-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 8,150 | Conditional | Subtitle U §421.1 421.1 In any of the RA-1 zones, all new residential developments, except those comprising all one- family detached and semi-detached dwellings, shall be reviewed by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as special exceptions pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, in accordance with the standards and requirements in this section. |
| RA-1/NO the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 9 | Conditional | Subtitle U §421.1 421.1 In any of the RA-1 zones, all new residential developments, except those comprising all one- family detached and semi-detached dwellings, shall be reviewed by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as special exceptions pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, in accordance with the standards and requirements in this section. |
| RA-6 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Conditional | Subtitle U §421.1 421.1 In any of the RA-1 zones, all new residential developments, except those comprising all one- family detached and semi-detached dwellings, shall be reviewed by the Board of Zoning Adjustment as special exceptions pursuant to Subtitle X, Chapter 9, in accordance with the standards and requirements in this section. |
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| BF-2A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 19 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| BF-2B the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 31 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| RF-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 35,416 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| RF-1/CAP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2,093 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| RF-1/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 272 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| RF-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| RF-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| RF-4 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 215 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| RF-5 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(b) Residential uses with a maximum number of principal dwelling units per lot as follows: TABLE U § 301.1(b) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL DWELLING UNITS: Number of Principal Dwelling RF Zone Units RF-1 2 RF-4 3 RF-5 4 (c) A permitted principal dwelling unit within an accessory building subject to the following conditions of: (1) The accessory building was in existence on January 1, 2013; (2) No expansion or addition may be made to the accessory building to accommodate an apartment except as a special exception; (3) There shall be permanent access to the accessory building dwelling from a dedicated and improved right of way; and (4) Permanent access shall be provided by one (1) of the following: (A) An easement for a permanent passage, open to the sky, no narrower than eight feet (8 ft.) in width, and extending from the accessory building to a public street through a side setback recorded in the land records of the District of Columbia; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-1 (B) Through an improved public alley with a minimum width of twenty-four feet (24 ft.) that connects to a public street; or (C) On an improved alley no less than fifteen feet (15 ft.) in width and within a distance of three hundred (300) linear feet of a public street; (d) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not have a roof deck; (e) An accessory building constructed as a matter-of-right after January 1, 2013, and that is located within a required setback shall not be used as, or converted to, a dwelling unit for a period of five (5) years after the approval of the building permit for the accessory building, unless approved as a special exception; (f) An accessory building that houses a principal dwelling unit shall not be used simultaneously for any accessory use other than as a private vehicle garage for a dwelling unit on the lot, storage, or as an artist studio; and (g) Any proposed expansion of an accessory building for residential purposes shall be permitted only as a special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle X, and shall be evaluated against the standards of this section. (h) A boarding house subject to the following conditions: (1) No more than eight (8) total persons shall live on the premises; (2) Accommodations are not provided to transient guests who stay less than ninety (90) days at the premises; (3) No sign is displayed on the premises; (4) No advertisement is displayed or published on or off the premises holding out the establishment to be a hotel, motel, inn, hostel, bed and breakfast, private club, tourist home, guest house, or other transient accommodation; and (5) Cooking facilities are not provided in any individual unit; (i) Community Residence Facility for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing Community Residence Facility for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; (j) A corner store use subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 254; City of Washington, D.C. | Title 11 - Zoning SUBTITLE U, CHAPTER 3-2 (k) Any uses permitted within a District of Columbia former public school building subject to the matter-of-right conditions of Subtitle U § 252; (l) Medical care uses; (m) A multiple dwelling in Squares 2580, 2581, 2582, 2583, 2584, 2586W, 2587, or 2589, in existence as of December 14, 2015 with a valid certificate of occupancy, or a building permit application for a multiple dwelling that was officially accepted by DCRA as being complete prior to December 14, 2015, provided that the multiple dwelling shall not be expanded in gross floor area, lot occupancy, number of stories, building height, penthouse or rooftop structure height, or number of units. Said multiple dwelling, however, may be repaired, renovated, remodeled, or structurally altered; (n) Child/elderly development center located in a building that was built as a place of worship and that has been used continuously as a place of worship since it was built; (o) Child/elderly development center or adult day treatment facility, provided, that the use shall be limited to no more than sixteen (16) individuals, not including staff; and (p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
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| PDR-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 41 | Allowed | Subtitle U §801.1(w)(2) An apartment unit that is integrated with and accessory to an artist studio, provided that occupancy of the apartment shall be limited to the artist using the studio portion of the premises and the household of the artist; and (3) A residential dwelling existing on May 12, 1958, provided, any addition to or enlargement of the dwelling shall not result in a lot occupancy of greater than sixty percent (60%); |
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| PDR-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 41 | Allowed | Subtitle U §801.1(w)(1) An apartment unit for the use of a caretaker, watchman, or janitor employed on the premises; |
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| PDR-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 41 | Allowed | Subtitle U §801.1(w)(3) A residential dwelling existing on May 12, 1958, provided, any addition to or enlargement of the dwelling shall not result in a lot occupancy of greater than sixty percent (60%); |
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| PDR-4 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 165 | Allowed | Subtitle U §801.1(w)(1) An apartment unit for the use of a caretaker, watchman, or janitor employed on the premises; |
| PDR-4/FT the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 33 | Allowed | Subtitle U §801.1(w)(1) An apartment unit for the use of a caretaker, watchman, or janitor employed on the premises; |
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| PDR-4 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 165 | Allowed | Subtitle U §801.1(w)(2) An apartment unit that is integrated with and accessory to an artist studio, provided that occupancy of the apartment shall be limited to the artist using the studio portion of the premises and the household of the artist; and (3) A residential dwelling existing on May 12, 1958, provided, any addition to or enlargement of the dwelling shall not result in a lot occupancy of greater than sixty percent (60%); |
| PDR-4/FT the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 33 | Allowed | Subtitle U §801.1(w)(2) An apartment unit that is integrated with and accessory to an artist studio, provided that occupancy of the apartment shall be limited to the artist using the studio portion of the premises and the household of the artist; and (3) A residential dwelling existing on May 12, 1958, provided, any addition to or enlargement of the dwelling shall not result in a lot occupancy of greater than sixty percent (60%); |
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| PDR-4 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 165 | Allowed | Subtitle U §801.1(w)(3) A residential dwelling existing on May 12, 1958, provided, any addition to or enlargement of the dwelling shall not result in a lot occupancy of greater than sixty percent (60%); |
| PDR-4/FT the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 33 | Allowed | Subtitle U §801.1(w)(3) A residential dwelling existing on May 12, 1958, provided, any addition to or enlargement of the dwelling shall not result in a lot occupancy of greater than sixty percent (60%); |
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| D-1-R the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 60 | Allowed | Subtitle I §301.1 301.1 The provision of residential use is required in a D zone with an “R”-suffix. |
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| HE-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 9 | Allowed | Subtitle K §414.3 414.3 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the HE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2). |
| HE-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 5 | Allowed | Subtitle K §414.3 414.3 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the HE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2). |
| HE-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §414.3 414.3 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the HE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2). |
| HE-4 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle K §414.3 414.3 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the HE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2). |
| MU-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle U §250.1(f) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (g) Other accessory uses, buildings or structures customarily incidental to the uses permitted in R zones under the provisions of this section shall be permitted; including one (1) sale in the nature of a yard sale, garage sale, or home sales party may be held at a dwelling unit during a twelve (12) month period. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 17-02 published at 64 DCR 7259 (July 28, 2017); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). |
| MU-1/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 176 | Allowed | Subtitle U §250.1(f) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (g) Other accessory uses, buildings or structures customarily incidental to the uses permitted in R zones under the provisions of this section shall be permitted; including one (1) sale in the nature of a yard sale, garage sale, or home sales party may be held at a dwelling unit during a twelve (12) month period. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 17-02 published at 64 DCR 7259 (July 28, 2017); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). |
| MU-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 99 | Allowed | Subtitle U §250.1(f) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (g) Other accessory uses, buildings or structures customarily incidental to the uses permitted in R zones under the provisions of this section shall be permitted; including one (1) sale in the nature of a yard sale, garage sale, or home sales party may be held at a dwelling unit during a twelve (12) month period. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 17-02 published at 64 DCR 7259 (July 28, 2017); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). |
| MU-2/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 39 | Allowed | Subtitle U §250.1(f) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (g) Other accessory uses, buildings or structures customarily incidental to the uses permitted in R zones under the provisions of this section shall be permitted; including one (1) sale in the nature of a yard sale, garage sale, or home sales party may be held at a dwelling unit during a twelve (12) month period. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 17-02 published at 64 DCR 7259 (July 28, 2017); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). |
| NMU-3A/MW the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 23 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-4/CC1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 33 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-4/CC2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-4/CP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 59 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-4/GA the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 96 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-4/H-A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 94 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-4/H-H the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 36 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-4/H-R the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 62 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-4/TK the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 33 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-4/WP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 10 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-5A/H-H the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 16 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-5A/H-R the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 13 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-5A/PAE the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 33 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-5A/WP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 23 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-6B/H-H the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-7B/ES the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 31 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-7B/GA the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 129 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-7B/H-A the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 29 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-7B/H-H the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| NMU-8B/H-H the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle H §6003.1(r) Short-Term Rental as an accessory use to a principal residential use; and (s) Transportation infrastructure. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR (August 25, 2023) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| StE-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §616.2 616.2 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the StE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 12-08C published at 67 DCR 1534 (February 14, 2020); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). 617 PREFERRED USES (StE) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| StE-11 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §616.2 616.2 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the StE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 12-08C published at 67 DCR 1534 (February 14, 2020); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). 617 PREFERRED USES (StE) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| StE-12 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle K §616.2 616.2 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the StE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 12-08C published at 67 DCR 1534 (February 14, 2020); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). 617 PREFERRED USES (StE) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| StE-13 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle K §616.2 616.2 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the StE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 12-08C published at 67 DCR 1534 (February 14, 2020); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). 617 PREFERRED USES (StE) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| StE-15 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Allowed | Subtitle K §616.2 616.2 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the StE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 12-08C published at 67 DCR 1534 (February 14, 2020); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). 617 PREFERRED USES (StE) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| StE-16 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle K §616.2 616.2 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the StE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 12-08C published at 67 DCR 1534 (February 14, 2020); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). 617 PREFERRED USES (StE) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| StE-17 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Allowed | Subtitle K §616.2 616.2 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the StE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 12-08C published at 67 DCR 1534 (February 14, 2020); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). 617 PREFERRED USES (StE) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| StE-18 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle K §616.2 616.2 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the StE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 12-08C published at 67 DCR 1534 (February 14, 2020); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). 617 PREFERRED USES (StE) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| StE-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Allowed | Subtitle K §616.2 616.2 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the StE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 12-08C published at 67 DCR 1534 (February 14, 2020); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). 617 PREFERRED USES (StE) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| StE-3 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §616.2 616.2 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the StE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 12-08C published at 67 DCR 1534 (February 14, 2020); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). 617 PREFERRED USES (StE) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| StE-4 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Allowed | Subtitle K §616.2 616.2 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the StE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 12-08C published at 67 DCR 1534 (February 14, 2020); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). 617 PREFERRED USES (StE) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| StE-5 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §616.2 616.2 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the StE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 12-08C published at 67 DCR 1534 (February 14, 2020); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). 617 PREFERRED USES (StE) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| StE-6 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §616.2 616.2 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the StE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 12-08C published at 67 DCR 1534 (February 14, 2020); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). 617 PREFERRED USES (StE) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| StE-7 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §616.2 616.2 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the StE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 12-08C published at 67 DCR 1534 (February 14, 2020); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). 617 PREFERRED USES (StE) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| StE-8 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §616.2 616.2 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the StE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 12-08C published at 67 DCR 1534 (February 14, 2020); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). 617 PREFERRED USES (StE) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
| StE-9 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle K §616.2 616.2 Short-Term Rental shall be permitted as an accessory use to a principal residential use in the StE zones. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 12-08C published at 67 DCR 1534 (February 14, 2020); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-15 published at 67 DCR 1543 (February 14, 2020). 617 PREFERRED USES (StE) [… quote continues in the ordinance; our stored extract stops here] |
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| NHR the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 19 | Allowed | Subtitle U §515.1(p) Youth Residential Care Home. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 17-04 published at 64 DCR 7264 (July 28, 2017); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 17-20 published at 65 DCR 6596 (June 15, 2018); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 20-20 published at 68 DCR 2485 (March 5, 2021); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-31 published at 69 DCR 12886 (October 21, 2022); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR 11297 (August 25, 2023). |
| NYE the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 6 | Allowed | Subtitle U §515.1(p) Youth Residential Care Home. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 17-04 published at 64 DCR 7264 (July 28, 2017); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 17-20 published at 65 DCR 6596 (June 15, 2018); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 20-20 published at 68 DCR 2485 (March 5, 2021); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-31 published at 69 DCR 12886 (October 21, 2022); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR 11297 (August 25, 2023). |
| RF-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 35,416 | Allowed | Subtitle U §320.1(h) Youth Residential Care Home for nine (9) to fifteen (15) persons not including resident supervisor or staff and their families subject to the following conditions: (1) There shall be no other lot containing a youth residential care home within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the lot; and (2) The Board of Zoning Adjustment may approve more than one youth residential care home within five hundred feet (500 ft.) only when the Board finds that the cumulative effect of the facilities will not have an adverse impact on the neighborhood because of traffic, noise, or operations. |
| RF-1/CAP the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2,093 | Allowed | Subtitle U §320.1(h) Youth Residential Care Home for nine (9) to fifteen (15) persons not including resident supervisor or staff and their families subject to the following conditions: (1) There shall be no other lot containing a youth residential care home within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the lot; and (2) The Board of Zoning Adjustment may approve more than one youth residential care home within five hundred feet (500 ft.) only when the Board finds that the cumulative effect of the facilities will not have an adverse impact on the neighborhood because of traffic, noise, or operations. |
| RF-1/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 272 | Allowed | Subtitle U §320.1(h) Youth Residential Care Home for nine (9) to fifteen (15) persons not including resident supervisor or staff and their families subject to the following conditions: (1) There shall be no other lot containing a youth residential care home within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the lot; and (2) The Board of Zoning Adjustment may approve more than one youth residential care home within five hundred feet (500 ft.) only when the Board finds that the cumulative effect of the facilities will not have an adverse impact on the neighborhood because of traffic, noise, or operations. |
| RF-4 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 215 | Allowed | Subtitle U §320.1(h) Youth Residential Care Home for nine (9) to fifteen (15) persons not including resident supervisor or staff and their families subject to the following conditions: (1) There shall be no other lot containing a youth residential care home within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the lot; and (2) The Board of Zoning Adjustment may approve more than one youth residential care home within five hundred feet (500 ft.) only when the Board finds that the cumulative effect of the facilities will not have an adverse impact on the neighborhood because of traffic, noise, or operations. |
| RF-5 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §320.1(h) Youth Residential Care Home for nine (9) to fifteen (15) persons not including resident supervisor or staff and their families subject to the following conditions: (1) There shall be no other lot containing a youth residential care home within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the lot; and (2) The Board of Zoning Adjustment may approve more than one youth residential care home within five hundred feet (500 ft.) only when the Board finds that the cumulative effect of the facilities will not have an adverse impact on the neighborhood because of traffic, noise, or operations. |
| USN the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Allowed | Subtitle U §515.1(p) Youth Residential Care Home. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 17-04 published at 64 DCR 7264 (July 28, 2017); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 17-20 published at 65 DCR 6596 (June 15, 2018); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 20-20 published at 68 DCR 2485 (March 5, 2021); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-31 published at 69 DCR 12886 (October 21, 2022); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR 11297 (August 25, 2023). |
These require a hearing or an approval from the District. They are not a “no”, and they are not a “yes” either.
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| CG-5 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 29 | Conditional | Subtitle U §508.1(m) Youth Residential Care Home for sixteen (16) to twenty-five (25) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. There shall be no other lot containing a youth residential care home within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the lot. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-02 published at 65 DCR 12148 (November 2, 2018); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 20-20 published at 68 DCR 2485 (March 5, 2021); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-31 published at 69 DCR 12886 (October 21, 2022). |
| CG-6 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Conditional | Subtitle U §508.1(m) Youth Residential Care Home for sixteen (16) to twenty-five (25) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. There shall be no other lot containing a youth residential care home within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the lot. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-02 published at 65 DCR 12148 (November 2, 2018); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 20-20 published at 68 DCR 2485 (March 5, 2021); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-31 published at 69 DCR 12886 (October 21, 2022). |
| CG-7 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Conditional | Subtitle U §508.1(m) Youth Residential Care Home for sixteen (16) to twenty-five (25) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. There shall be no other lot containing a youth residential care home within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the lot. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-02 published at 65 DCR 12148 (November 2, 2018); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 20-20 published at 68 DCR 2485 (March 5, 2021); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-31 published at 69 DCR 12886 (October 21, 2022). |
| MU-12 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 310 | Conditional | Subtitle U §508.1(m) Youth Residential Care Home for sixteen (16) to twenty-five (25) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. There shall be no other lot containing a youth residential care home within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the lot. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-02 published at 65 DCR 12148 (November 2, 2018); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 20-20 published at 68 DCR 2485 (March 5, 2021); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-31 published at 69 DCR 12886 (October 21, 2022). |
| MU-13 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 77 | Conditional | Subtitle U §508.1(m) Youth Residential Care Home for sixteen (16) to twenty-five (25) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. There shall be no other lot containing a youth residential care home within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the lot. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-02 published at 65 DCR 12148 (November 2, 2018); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 20-20 published at 68 DCR 2485 (March 5, 2021); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-31 published at 69 DCR 12886 (October 21, 2022). |
| MU-14 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 58 | Conditional | Subtitle U §508.1(m) Youth Residential Care Home for sixteen (16) to twenty-five (25) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. There shall be no other lot containing a youth residential care home within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the lot. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-02 published at 65 DCR 12148 (November 2, 2018); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 20-20 published at 68 DCR 2485 (March 5, 2021); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-31 published at 69 DCR 12886 (October 21, 2022). |
These require a hearing or an approval from the District. They are not a “no”, and they are not a “yes” either.
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| MU-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Conditional | Subtitle U §504.1(l) Youth Residential Care Home for sixteen (16) to twenty-five (25) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families: (1) There shall be no other lot containing a youth residential care home within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the lot; and (2) The Board of Zoning Adjustment may approve more than one (1) youth residential care home within five hundred feet (500 ft.) only when the Board finds that the cumulative effect of the facilities will not have an adverse impact on the neighborhood because of traffic, noise, or operations. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-31 published at 69 DCR 12886 (October 21, 2022); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR 11297 (August 25, 2023). |
| MU-1/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 176 | Conditional | Subtitle U §504.1(l) Youth Residential Care Home for sixteen (16) to twenty-five (25) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families: (1) There shall be no other lot containing a youth residential care home within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the lot; and (2) The Board of Zoning Adjustment may approve more than one (1) youth residential care home within five hundred feet (500 ft.) only when the Board finds that the cumulative effect of the facilities will not have an adverse impact on the neighborhood because of traffic, noise, or operations. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-31 published at 69 DCR 12886 (October 21, 2022); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR 11297 (August 25, 2023). |
| MU-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 99 | Conditional | Subtitle U §504.1(l) Youth Residential Care Home for sixteen (16) to twenty-five (25) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families: (1) There shall be no other lot containing a youth residential care home within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the lot; and (2) The Board of Zoning Adjustment may approve more than one (1) youth residential care home within five hundred feet (500 ft.) only when the Board finds that the cumulative effect of the facilities will not have an adverse impact on the neighborhood because of traffic, noise, or operations. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-31 published at 69 DCR 12886 (October 21, 2022); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR 11297 (August 25, 2023). |
| MU-2/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 39 | Conditional | Subtitle U §504.1(l) Youth Residential Care Home for sixteen (16) to twenty-five (25) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families: (1) There shall be no other lot containing a youth residential care home within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the lot; and (2) The Board of Zoning Adjustment may approve more than one (1) youth residential care home within five hundred feet (500 ft.) only when the Board finds that the cumulative effect of the facilities will not have an adverse impact on the neighborhood because of traffic, noise, or operations. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking & Order No. 08-06A published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 19-31 published at 69 DCR 12886 (October 21, 2022); Final Rulemaking & Order No. 18-16/19-27-19-27B published at 70 DCR 11297 (August 25, 2023). |
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| MU-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(t) Youth Residential Care Home for one (1) to six (6) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families: (1) In R-Use Group A, the home may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of one thousand feet (1,000 ft.) from any portion of the subject property; and (2) In R-Use Groups B and C, the home may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the subject property. |
| MU-1/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 176 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(t) Youth Residential Care Home for one (1) to six (6) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families: (1) In R-Use Group A, the home may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of one thousand feet (1,000 ft.) from any portion of the subject property; and (2) In R-Use Groups B and C, the home may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the subject property. |
| MU-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 99 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(t) Youth Residential Care Home for one (1) to six (6) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families: (1) In R-Use Group A, the home may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of one thousand feet (1,000 ft.) from any portion of the subject property; and (2) In R-Use Groups B and C, the home may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the subject property. |
| MU-2/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 39 | Allowed | Subtitle U §202.1(t) Youth Residential Care Home for one (1) to six (6) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families: (1) In R-Use Group A, the home may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of one thousand feet (1,000 ft.) from any portion of the subject property; and (2) In R-Use Groups B and C, the home may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from any portion of the subject property. |
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| MU-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle U §401.1(h) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to fifteen (15) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families; provided, there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; and (i) A temporary surface parking lot accessory to the Ballpark shall be permitted on Square 767, Lots 44-47 and Square 768, Lots 19-22 in accordance with Subtitle C § 718. |
| MU-1/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 176 | Allowed | Subtitle U §401.1(h) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to fifteen (15) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families; provided, there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; and (i) A temporary surface parking lot accessory to the Ballpark shall be permitted on Square 767, Lots 44-47 and Square 768, Lots 19-22 in accordance with Subtitle C § 718. |
| MU-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 99 | Allowed | Subtitle U §401.1(h) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to fifteen (15) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families; provided, there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; and (i) A temporary surface parking lot accessory to the Ballpark shall be permitted on Square 767, Lots 44-47 and Square 768, Lots 19-22 in accordance with Subtitle C § 718. |
| MU-2/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 39 | Allowed | Subtitle U §401.1(h) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to fifteen (15) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families; provided, there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property; and (i) A temporary surface parking lot accessory to the Ballpark shall be permitted on Square 767, Lots 44-47 and Square 768, Lots 19-22 in accordance with Subtitle C § 718. |
| District | Properties loaded | Code | What says so |
|---|---|---|---|
| MU-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| MU-1/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 176 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| MU-2 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 99 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
| MU-2/DC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 39 | Allowed | Subtitle U §301.1(p) Youth Residential Care Home for not more than six (6) persons not including resident supervisors or staff and their families. The facility may accommodate seven (7) to eight (8) persons, not including resident supervisors or staff and their families, provided there shall be no property containing an existing youth residential care home for eight (8) or more persons within a radius of five hundred feet (500 ft.) from, any portion of the subject property. |
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