Palo Alto, CA, Municipal Code
Updated May 2019
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Active Transportation
Transfer of Development Rights
active transportation
The city’s zoning code includes a Pedestrian and Transit Oriented Development (PTOD) district, which combines standards from both modes driving the development (§18.34). What this means in practice is that the district offers incentives such as density bonuses, parking reductions, etc. but in addition to proximity to transit, includes additional pedestrian-oriented requirements, such as transparency and connectivity standards.
Transfer of Development Rights
The city’s zoning code authorizes transfer of development rights (TDR) for historic and seismic rehabilitation (§18.18.080) in the downtown commercial district. TDR standards address program eligibility, receiver site expectations, transfer procedure, and the limitations of using TDR.
Palo Alto, CA
2010 Population: 64,403
2010 Population Density: 2,696.49/square mile