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RM-3 Land Use Zone for San Francisco

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RM-3 High Desnsity Residential

This is a fragment of the resolution 112-2003 modified by resolutions 235-2005 and 28-2012

The Land Use Zone RM-3 is conceived to regulate residential buildings.

Allowed Uses

  • Construction;

  • Reconstruction;

  • Apartment buildings modification.

Maximum Density

  • Up to 1,500 persons by hectare

Minimum Lot Area

  • 800m2

Minimum Lot Frontage

  • 20m

Minimum Lot Depth

  • 40m

Maximum Height

  • Depending on Density

Maximum Occupancy Area

  • 100% of the construction area with setbacks, on the ground floor.

Side Setbacks

  • 1.50m in service areas

  • 2.50m in inhabitable areas

  • None with blind walls facing to the neighbour on the ground floor + 5 floors.

Rear Setback

  • None with blind walls facing to the neighbour on the ground floor + 5 floors.

  • 5.00m at the tower

  • Apply the options of Resolution No. 188-93

Front Setback (Construction Line)

  • The stablished or 5.00m minimum for new projects, from the Property Line.

Parking Spaces

Detached houses, two-family houses, semi-detached houses or row houses:

  • 2 spaces for house

Apartments:

  • Up to 50m2 of construction area: 1 space

  • Up to 125m2 of construction area: 1 space and 10% for visitors.

  • Up to 160m2 of construction area: 1 space, 25% for visitors and 20% for optional sale to residents.

  • Up to 200m2 of construction area: 2 spaces, 25% for visitors and 20% for optional sale to residents.

  • Up to 400m2 of construction area: 2 spaces, 25% for visitors and 30% for optional sale to residents.

  • More than 400m2 of constrution area: 3 spaces, 25% for visitors and 30% for optional sale to residents.

​Porcentaje de área libre del lote: 

​40%

Porcentaje de área verde:

35% del área libre del lote

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