2.4.2 MIXED-USE -- OFFICE/INSTITUTIONAL DISTRICT (MU-OI) | Aurora Unified Development Ordinance

2.4.2. MIXED-USE -- OFFICE/INSTITUTIONAL DISTRICT (MU-OI).

A. Purpose. The purpose of the MU-OI district is to accommodate office, institutional, and related low impact uses near residential areas. This district is intended to allow low- to medium-scale, low traffic generating office and residential uses in areas that can serve to buffer single-family residential areas from nearby more intensive commercial development. This district allows both residential and small- and moderate-scale commercial activities, with limited retail, services, and institutional uses. Other uses permitted in this district are as shown in Table 3.2-1 (Permitted Use Table).

B. Cross-References to Other Applicable UDO Sections. All development and redevelopment must comply with all applicable sections of this UDO. A short summary of some of the key sections is shown below.

Table 2.4-2
Cross-References to Other Applicable UDO Sections
Use Regulations	Article 146-3
Dimensional Standards	Section 146-4.2
Neighborhood Protection Standards	Section 146-4.4
Lot Access and Connectivity	Section 146-4.5
Parking, Loading, and Stacking	Section 146-4.6
Landscaping, Screening and Stormwater Management (including fence and wall regulations)	Section 146-4.7
Building Design Standards	Section 146-4.8
Signs	Section 146-4.10

Basic dimensional standards for the MU-OI zone district are in Table 4.2-3, and more detailed standards are located throughout Section 146-4.2 (Dimensional Standards).

1. Each individual MU-OI district mapped after the Effective Date in Subareas B and C, and containing more than two acres of land, shall contain a public plaza or outdoor meeting area clearly visible from an adjacent street.

2. All development and redevelopment that includes a residential use component shall dedicate land on-site for neighborhood park purposes in accordance with the standards of Section 146-4.3.18.B (Park and Open Space Lands and Cash-in-Lieu) and the dedication and design criteria set forth in the Parks, Recreation and Open Space Dedication and Development Criteria Manual. A cash-in-lieu payment may not be used to satisfy the neighborhood park land dedication requirement in its entirety. (Ord. No. 2019-49 § 1, 08-19-2019)