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Use TypeRegulation TypeFieldData TypeFull NameData ExampleDescriptionAvailable for Every SliceCurrently Available for Download
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slice_idintegerSlice ID513402A unique and stable identifier assigned to each slice.YesYes
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jurisdictioncharacterJurisdictionAtlantaA type of local government entity—such as a city, town, village, or county—or a nongovernmental entity that has been granted the power by state legislatures to exercise zoning authority. Data options include county, municipal, township, private entity, special district, and reservation.YesYes
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countycharacterCountyFulton CountyA governmental unit defined as a county by the U.S. Census Bureau, including county equivalents such as Louisiana's parishes, Connecticut's councils of governments, Virginia's independent cities, Alaska's Boroughs and Census Areas, Baltimore city, St. Louis city, and Carson City.YesYes
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statecharacterStateGeorgiaAny of the 50 U.S. states, plus the District of Columbia.YesYes
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cbsacharacterCore-Based Statistical AreaAtlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GAA Core-Based Statistical Area (CBSA) consists of metropolitan and micropolitan areas defined by the U.S. Census Bureau in 2023. Jurisdictions that are not within CBSAs are marked as NULL.YesYes
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lul_idcharacterLUL IDM1304000000Unique jurisdiction identifier.YesYes
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county_fipscharacterCounty FIPS Code13121County FIPS code provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.YesYes
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state_fipscharacterState FIPS Code13State FIPS code provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.YesYes
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cbsa_fipscharacterCBSA FIPS Code12060Core-Based Statistical Area (CBSA) FIPS code provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.YesYes
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updateddateLast Updated2026-06-20The date the jurisdiction was last updated by an analyst.YesYes
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acresnumericAcres5.22The land area of the slice in acres.YesYes
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AllUsetypecharacterType of DistrictOne of the following:
• primarily_residential
• nonresidential
• mixed		Classification of a slice as primarily residential (housing is the main permitted use), mixed with residential (housing is permitted alongside commercial and other uses), or nonresidential (housing is prohibited as a principal use).YesYes
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AllUsenonresidential_typecharacterMost Common Nonresidential Use PermittedOne of the following:
• agind: Agricultural-Industrial
• commercial: Specified Commercial
• culture: Cultural/Entertainment/Tourist
• general: Any/All Nonresidential
• gov: Institutional/Government
• indcom: Industrial-Commercial
• industrial: Industrial
• mining: Mining/Extractive
• office: Office
• protected: Open Space / Light Industrial
• retail: Retail/Service
• tech: Research/Tech
• transport: Transportation
• utility: Utilities		The most common nonresidential use permitted. Provided for slices classified as mixed with residential and nonresidential. Please review additional explanation at www.landuselabs.com/nonresidential. Where a slice's base and overlay districts permit different nonresidential types, those types are separated with a comma.YesYes
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AllContextaffordable_definitioncharacterAffordable Housing DefinitionBase District: Apartments and/or condominiums for senior housingThe definition of affordable housing, which may include provisions such as all or some units within individual developments being subject to rent caps, deed restrictions, set-asides of units, payments, or occupancy limitations. (See affordable_treatment to determine if this definition applies to all developments within a district.)Yes
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AllOccupancy Restrictionaffordable_districtlogicalAffordable Housing DistrictOne of the following: TRUE / FALSEIndicates whether all housing developments must be designated affordable in some way, such as all or some units within individual developments being subject to rent caps, deed restrictions, set-asides of units, payments, or occupancy limitations.YesYes
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AllOccupancy Restrictionelderly_districtlogicalElderly Housing DistrictOne of the following: TRUE / FALSEIndicates whether all housing developments must be designated for people over a certain age (retirement age), such as some or all units within individual developments being restricted to "55 or older" occupancy restrictions.YesYes
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1-FamilyTreatmentfamily1_treatmentcharacter1-Family TreatmentOne of the following:
• allowed: use allowed as of right
• hearing: use requires public hearing
• prohibited: use prohibited		How 1-family housing—a single dwelling unit built as a principal use on an individual lot—is regulated: as-of-right, after a public hearing, or prohibited (including not explicitly permitted).YesYes
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1-FamilyMinimum Lot Sizefamily1_minlotacres_minnumeric1-Family Min. Lot Size Minimum (Acres)2.5Used for answers with alternative/contextual units for which a numerical range may be ascertained, this answer includes a single number representing the lowest minimum lot size required for 1-family housing. If there is no minimum for a district, the value is NULL. See family1_minlotacres answer to determine conditions for which this number applies.Yes
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1-FamilyMinimum Lot Sizefamily1_minlotacres_maxnumeric1-Family Min. Lot Size Maximum (Acres)2.5Used for answers with alternative/contextual units for which a numerical range may be ascertained, this answer includes a single number representing the highest minimum lot size required for 1-family housing. If there is no maximum for a district, the value is NULL. See family1_minlotacres answer to determine conditions for which this number applies.Yes
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1-FamilyMinimum Lot Sizefamily1_minlotacresnumeric1-Family Min. Lot Size (Acres) (Numeric Estimate)2.5The minimum area of land required per lot to develop 1-family housing. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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1-FamilySetbackfamily1_frontsetbackftnumeric1-Family Front Setback (Feet) (Numeric Estimate)30The minimum distance 1-family housing must be set back from the front property line (the street-facing boundary of the lot). A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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1-FamilySetbackfamily1_sidesetbackftnumeric1-Family Side Setback (Feet) (Numeric Estimate)30The minimum distance 1-family housing must be set back from a side property line; can differ for lots interior to a block and corner lots (i.e., for the side of the corner lot that is not the "front"). A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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1-FamilySetbackfamily1_rearsetbackftnumeric1-Family Rear Setback (Feet) (Numeric Estimate)20The minimum distance 1-family housing must be set back from the rear property line. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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1-FamilyLot Coveragefamily1_maxlotcoverage_buildingnumeric1-Family Max. Lot Coverage Buildings (%) (Numeric Estimate)12.5The maximum percentage of the lot that may be covered by the footprint of 1-family buildings. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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1-FamilyLot Coveragefamily1_maxlotcoverage_buildingimperviousnumeric1-Family Max. Lot Coverage Buildings & Impervious Surface (%) (Numeric Estimate)75The maximum percentage of the lot that may be covered by 1-family buildings and other impervious surfaces (such as driveways or patios). A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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1-FamilyParkingfamily1_minparkingnumeric1-Family Min. Parking Spaces (Numeric Estimate)2The minimum number of off-street parking spaces required per 1-family housing unit. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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1-FamilyHeightfamily1_maxstoriesnumeric1-Family Max. Height (Stories) (Numeric Estimate)2.5The maximum height permitted for 1-family housing, measured in stories. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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1-FamilyHeightfamily1_maxheightftnumeric1-Family Max. Height (Feet) (Numeric Estimate)35The maximum height permitted for 1-family housing, measured in feet. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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1-FamilyFARfamily1_floorarearationumeric1-Family Floor-to-Area Ratio (Numeric Estimate)2The maximum ratio of a 1-family building's total floor area to the area of the lot on which it sits; a measure of development intensity. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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1-FamilyUnit Sizefamily1_minunitsqftnumeric1-Family Min. Unit Size (Sq. Ft.) (Numeric Estimate)1800The minimum floor area required per 1-family housing unit. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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2-FamilyTreatmentfamily2_treatmentcharacter2-Family TreatmentOne of the following:
• allowed: use allowed as of right
• hearing: use requires public hearing
• prohibited: use prohibited		How 2-family housing—two dwelling units built as a principal use on an individual lot (sometimes called duplexes)—is regulated: as-of-right, after a public hearing, or prohibited (including not explicitly permitted).YesYes
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2-FamilyOccupancy Restrictionfamily2_affordable_onlylogical2-Family Affordable Housing OnlyOne of the following: TRUE / FALSEIndicates whether 2-family housing has an affordability requirement.Yes
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2-FamilyOccupancy Restrictionfamily2_elderly_onlylogical2-Family Elderly Housing OnlyOne of the following: TRUE / FALSEIndicates whether occupancy of one or both units of 2-family housing is restricted to people over a certain age (retirement age).Yes
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2-FamilyMinimum Lot Sizefamily2_minlotacres_minnumeric2-Family Min. Lot Size Minimum (Acres)2.5Used for answers with alternative/contextual units for which a numerical range may be ascertained, this answer includes a single number representing the lowest minimum lot size required for 2-family housing. If there is no minimum for a district, the value is NULL. See family2_minlotacres answer to determine conditions for which this number applies.Yes
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2-FamilyMinimum Lot Sizefamily2_minlotacres_maxnumeric2-Family Min. Lot Size Maximum (Acres)2.5Used for answers with alternative/contextual units for which a numerical range may be ascertained, this answer includes a single number representing the highest minimum lot size required for 2-family housing. If there is no maximum for a district, the value is NULL. See family2_minlotacres answer to determine conditions for which this number applies.Yes
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2-FamilyMinimum Lot Sizefamily2_minlotacresnumeric2-Family Min. Lot Size (Acres) (Numeric Estimate)2.5The minimum area of land required per lot to develop 2-family housing. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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2-FamilyUnit Capfamily2_maxunitsperacrenumeric2-Family Max. Density (Numeric Estimate)2The maximum number of units per acre permitted for 2-family housing. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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2-FamilySetbackfamily2_frontsetbackftnumeric2-Family Front Setback (Feet) (Numeric Estimate)30The minimum distance 2-family housing must be set back from the front property line (the street-facing boundary of the lot). A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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2-FamilySetbackfamily2_sidesetbackftnumeric2-Family Side Setback (Feet) (Numeric Estimate)30The minimum distance 2-family housing must be set back from a side property line; can differ for lots interior to a block and corner lots (i.e., for the side of the corner lot that is not the "front"). A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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2-FamilySetbackfamily2_rearsetbackftnumeric2-Family Rear Setback (Feet) (Numeric Estimate)20The minimum distance 2-family housing must be set back from the rear property line. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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2-FamilyLot Coveragefamily2_maxlotcoverage_buildingnumeric2-Family Max. Lot Coverage Buildings (%) (Numeric Estimate)12.5The maximum percentage of the lot that may be covered by the footprint of 2-family buildings. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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2-FamilyLot Coveragefamily2_maxlotcoverage_buildingimperviousnumeric2-Family Max. Lot Coverage Buildings & Impervious Surface (%) (Numeric Estimate)60The maximum percentage of the lot that may be covered by 2-family buildings and other impervious surfaces (such as driveways or patios). A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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2-FamilyParkingfamily2_minparking_1brnumeric2-Family Min. Parking Spaces per Studio or 1 BR (Numeric Estimate)2The minimum number of off-street parking spaces required per unit with zero (i.e., studio) or one bedroom in a 2-family housing development. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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2-FamilyParkingfamily2_minparking_2brnumeric2-Family Min. Parking Spaces per 2+ BR (Numeric Estimate)2The minimum number of off-street parking spaces required per unit with two or more bedrooms in a 2-family housing development. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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2-FamilyHeightfamily2_maxstoriesnumeric2-Family Max. Height (Stories) (Numeric Estimate)2.5The maximum height permitted for 2-family housing, measured in stories. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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2-FamilyHeightfamily2_maxheightftnumeric2-Family Max. Height (Feet) (Numeric Estimate)35The maximum height permitted for 2-family housing, measured in feet. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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2-FamilyFARfamily2_floorarearationumeric2-Family Floor-to-Area Ratio (Numeric Estimate)0.6The maximum ratio of a 2-family building's total floor area to the area of the lot; a measure of development intensity. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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2-FamilyUnit Sizefamily2_minunitsqftnumeric2-Family Min. Unit Size (Sq. Ft.) (Numeric Estimate)600The minimum floor area required per unit within 2-family housing. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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3-FamilyTreatmentfamily3_treatmentcharacter3-Family TreatmentOne of the following:
• allowed: use allowed as of right
• hearing: use requires public hearing
• prohibited: use prohibited		How 3-family housing—three dwelling units built as a principal use on an individual lot (sometimes called triplexes)—is regulated: as-of-right, after a public hearing, or prohibited (including not explicitly permitted).YesYes
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3-FamilyOccupancy Restrictionfamily3_affordable_onlylogical3-Family Affordable Housing OnlyOne of the following: TRUE / FALSEIndicates whether 3-family housing has an affordability requirement.Yes
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3-FamilyOccupancy Restrictionfamily3_elderly_onlylogical3-Family Elderly Housing OnlyOne of the following: TRUE / FALSEIndicates whether occupancy of one or all units of 3-family housing is restricted to people over a certain age (retirement age).Yes
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3-FamilyMinimum Lot Sizefamily3_minlotacres_minnumeric3-Family Min. Lot Size Minimum (Acres)0Used for answers with alternative/contextual units for which a numerical range may be ascertained, this answer includes a single number representing the lowest minimum lot size required for 3-family housing. If there is no minimum for a district, the value is NULL. See family3_minlotacres answer to determine conditions for which this number applies.Yes
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3-FamilyMinimum Lot Sizefamily3_minlotacres_maxnumeric3-Family Min. Lot Size Maximum (Acres)0Used for answers with alternative/contextual units for which a numerical range may be ascertained, this answer includes a single number representing the highest minimum lot size required for 3-family housing. If there is no maximum for a district, the value is NULL. See family3_minlotacres answer to determine conditions for which this number applies.Yes
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3-FamilyMinimum Lot Sizefamily3_minlotacresnumeric3-Family Min. Lot Size (Acres) (Numeric Estimate)0.14The minimum area of land required per lot to develop 3-family housing. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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3-FamilyUnit Capfamily3_maxunitsperacrenumeric3-Family Max. Density (Numeric Estimate)20The maximum number of units per acre permitted for 3-family housing. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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3-FamilySetbackfamily3_frontsetbackftnumeric3-Family Front Setback (Feet) (Numeric Estimate)20The minimum distance 3-family housing must be set back from the front property line (the street-facing boundary of the lot). A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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3-FamilySetbackfamily3_sidesetbackftnumeric3-Family Side Setback (Feet) (Numeric Estimate)5The minimum distance 3-family housing must be set back from a side property line; can differ for lots interior to a block and corner lots (i.e., for the side of the corner lot that is not the "front"). A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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3-FamilySetbackfamily3_rearsetbackftnumeric3-Family Rear Setback (Feet) (Numeric Estimate)15The minimum distance 3-family housing must be set back from the rear property line. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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3-FamilyLot Coveragefamily3_maxlotcoverage_buildingnumeric3-Family Max. Lot Coverage Buildings (%) (Numeric Estimate)15The maximum percentage of the lot that may be covered by the footprint of 3-family buildings. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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3-FamilyLot Coveragefamily3_maxlotcoverage_buildingimperviousnumeric3-Family Max. Lot Coverage Buildings & Impervious Surface (%) (Numeric Estimate)60The maximum percentage of the lot that may be covered by 3-family buildings and other impervious surfaces (such as driveways or patios). A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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3-FamilyParkingfamily3_minparking_1brnumeric3-Family Min. Parking Spaces per Studio or 1 BR (Numeric Estimate)2The minimum number of off-street parking spaces required per unit with zero (i.e., studio) or one bedroom in a 3-family housing development. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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3-FamilyParkingfamily3_minparking_2brnumeric3-Family Min. Parking Spaces per 2+ BR (Numeric Estimate)2.5The minimum number of off-street parking spaces required per unit with two or more bedrooms in a 3-family housing development. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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3-FamilyConnectionsfamily3_water_requiredlogical3-Family Connection to Sewer and/or Water RequiredOne of the following: TRUE / FALSEIndicates whether a 3-family building must be connected to the sewer and/or water system.
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3-FamilyConnectionsfamily3_transit_requiredlogical3-Family Connection or Proximity to Public Transit RequiredOne of the following: TRUE / FALSEIndicates whether a 3-family building must be connected or proximate to public transit.
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3-FamilyHeightfamily3_maxstoriesnumeric3-Family Max. Height (Stories) (Numeric Estimate)3The maximum height permitted for 3-family housing, measured in stories. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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3-FamilyHeightfamily3_maxheightftnumeric3-Family Max. Height (Feet) (Numeric Estimate)45The maximum height permitted for 3-family housing, measured in feet. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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3-FamilyFARfamily3_floorarearationumeric3-Family Floor-to-Area Ratio (Numeric Estimate)0.6The maximum ratio of a 3-family building's total floor area to the area of the lot; a measure of development intensity. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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3-FamilyUnit Sizefamily3_minunitsqftnumeric3-Family Min. Unit Size (Sq. Ft.) (Numeric Estimate)600The minimum floor area required per unit within 3-family housing. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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3-FamilyBedroomsfamily3_maxbedroomsnumeric3-Family Max. Bedrooms (Numeric Estimate)3The maximum number of bedrooms permitted per unit within 3-family housing. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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4+FamilyTreatmentfamily4_treatmentcharacter4+-Family TreatmentOne of the following:
• allowed: use allowed as of right
• hearing: use requires public hearing
• prohibited: use prohibited		How 4+-family housing—four or more dwelling units built as a principal use on an individual lot—is regulated: as-of-right, after a public hearing, or prohibited (including not explicitly permitted).YesYes
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4+FamilyOccupancy Restrictionfamily4_affordable_onlylogical4+-Family Affordable Housing OnlyOne of the following: TRUE / FALSEIndicates whether 4+-family housing has an affordability requirement.Yes
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4+FamilyOccupancy Restrictionfamily4_elderly_onlylogical4+-Family Elderly Housing OnlyOne of the following: TRUE / FALSEIndicates whether occupancy of one or all units of 4+-family housing is restricted to people over a certain age (retirement age).Yes
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4+FamilyMinimum Lot Sizefamily4_minlotacres_minnumeric4+-Family Min. Lot Size Minimum (Acres)0Used for answers with alternative/contextual units for which a numerical range may be ascertained, this answer includes a single number representing the lowest minimum lot size required for 4+-family housing. If there is no minimum for a district, the value is NULL. See family4_minlotacres answer to determine conditions for which this number applies.Yes
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4+FamilyMinimum Lot Sizefamily4_minlotacres_maxnumeric4+-Family Min. Lot Size Maximum (Acres)0Used for answers with alternative/contextual units for which a numerical range may be ascertained, this answer includes a single number representing the highest minimum lot size required for 4+-family housing. If there is no maximum for a district, the value is NULL. See family4_minlotacres answer to determine conditions for which this number applies.Yes
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4+FamilyMinimum Lot Sizefamily4_minlotacresnumeric4+-Family Min. Lot Size (Acres) (Numeric Estimate)0.46The minimum area of land required per lot to develop 4+-family housing. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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4+FamilyUnit Capfamily4_maxunitsperacrenumeric4+-Family Max. Density (Numeric Estimate)20The maximum number of units per acre permitted for 4+-family housing. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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4+FamilySetbackfamily4_frontsetbackftnumeric4+-Family Front Setback (Feet) (Numeric Estimate)20The minimum distance 4+-family housing must be set back from the front property line (the street-facing boundary of the lot). A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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4+FamilySetbackfamily4_sidesetbackftnumeric4+-Family Side Setback (Feet) (Numeric Estimate)10The minimum distance 4+-family housing must be set back from a side property line; can differ for lots interior to a block and corner lots (i.e., for the side of the corner lot that is not the "front"). A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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4+FamilySetbackfamily4_rearsetbackftnumeric4+-Family Rear Setback (Feet) (Numeric Estimate)20The minimum distance 4+-family housing must be set back from the rear property line. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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4+FamilyLot Coveragefamily4_maxlotcoverage_buildingnumeric4+-Family Max. Lot Coverage Buildings (%) (Numeric Estimate)15The maximum percentage of the lot that may be covered by the footprint of 4+-family buildings. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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4+FamilyLot Coveragefamily4_maxlotcoverage_buildingimperviousnumeric4+-Family Max. Lot Coverage Buildings & Impervious Surface (%) (Numeric Estimate)60The maximum percentage of the lot that may be covered by 4+-family buildings and other impervious surfaces (such as driveways or patios). A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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4+FamilyParkingfamily4_minparking_1brnumeric4+-Family Min. Parking Spaces per Studio or 1 BR (Numeric Estimate)2The minimum number of off-street parking spaces required per unit with zero (i.e., studio) or one bedroom in a 4+-family housing development. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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4+FamilyParkingfamily4_minparking_2brnumeric4+-Family Min. Parking Spaces per 2+ BR (Numeric Estimate)2The minimum number of off-street parking spaces required per unit with two or more bedrooms in a 4+-family housing development. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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4+FamilyConnectionsfamily4_water_requiredlogical4+-Family Connection to Sewer and/or Water RequiredOne of the following: TRUE / FALSEIndicates whether a 4+-family building must be connected to the sewer and/or water system.
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4+FamilyConnectionsfamily4_transit_requiredlogical4+-Family Connection or Proximity to Public Transit RequiredOne of the following: TRUE / FALSEIndicates whether a 4+-family building must be connected or proximate to public transit.
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4+FamilyHeightfamily4_maxstoriesnumeric4+-Family Max. Height (Stories) (Numeric Estimate)3The maximum height permitted for 4+-family housing, measured in stories. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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4+FamilyHeightfamily4_maxheightftnumeric4+-Family Max. Height (Feet) (Numeric Estimate)45The maximum height permitted for 4+-family housing, measured in feet. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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4+FamilyFARfamily4_floorarearationumeric4+-Family Floor-to-Area Ratio (Numeric Estimate)0.6The maximum ratio of a 4+-family building's total floor area to the area of the lot; a measure of development intensity. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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4+FamilyUnit Sizefamily4_minunitsqftnumeric4+-Family Min. Unit Size (Sq. Ft.) (Numeric Estimate)1500The minimum floor area required per unit within 4+-family housing. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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4+FamilyBedroomsfamily4_maxbedroomsnumeric4+-Family Max. Bedrooms (Numeric Estimate)3The maximum number of bedrooms permitted per unit within 4+-family housing. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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4+FamilyUnit Capfamily4_maxunitsperbldgnumeric4+-Family Max. Units per Building (Numeric Estimate)40The maximum number of dwelling units permitted within a single building in a 4+-family development. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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AffordableTreatmentaffordable_treatmentcharacterAffordable Housing TreatmentOne of the following:
• allowed: use allowed as of right
• hearing: use requires public hearing
• prohibited: use prohibited
• nomention: use not mentioned		How affordable housing is regulated: as-of-right, after a public hearing, prohibited, and not mentioned (i.e., not explicitly permitted).
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AffordableMinimum Lot Sizeaffordable_minlotacresnumericAffordable Housing Min. Lot Size (Acres) (Numeric Estimate)0.25The minimum area of land required per lot to develop an affordable housing development. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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AffordableUnit Capaffordable_maxunitsperacrenumericAffordable Housing Max. Density (Numeric Estimate)8The maximum number of units per acre permitted in an affordable housing development. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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AffordableParkingaffordable_minparking_1brnumericAffordable Housing Min. Parking Spaces per Studio or 1BR (Numeric Estimate)1The minimum number of off-street parking spaces required per unit with zero (i.e., studio) or one bedroom in an affordable housing development. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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AffordableParkingaffordable_minparking_2brnumericAffordable Housing Min. Parking Spaces per 2+ BR (Numeric Estimate)1The minimum number of off-street parking spaces required per unit with two or more bedrooms in an affordable housing development. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.
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AffordableConnectionsaffordable_water_requiredlogicalAffordable Housing Connection to Sewer and/or Water RequiredOne of the following: TRUE / FALSEIndicates whether an affordable housing development must be connected to the sewer and/or water system.
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AffordableConnectionsaffordable_transit_requiredlogicalAffordable Housing Connection or Proximity to Public Transit RequiredOne of the following: TRUE / FALSEIndicates whether an affordable housing development must be connected or proximate to public transit.
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AffordableUnit Sizeaffordable_minunitsqftnumericAffordable Housing Min. Unit Size (Sq. Ft.) (Numeric Estimate)650The minimum floor area required per unit in an affordable housing development. A value of -1 indicates a level of regulatory complexity not conducive to numeric conversion.