Planner presents differences between form‑based code and traditional use‑based zoning
A staff presenter reviewed form‑based code (design‑focused, mixed‑use, walkable) versus Euclidean use‑based zoning (use separation and density limits), using Midvale examples including Main Street and recent developments.
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Jonathan (S7) presented an illustrated comparison of form‑based code and use‑based (Euclidean) zoning, showing local examples on Main Street and other recent projects. He explained that use‑based zoning focuses on allowable uses and separation of uses, which historically encouraged larger roads and more parking, while form‑based code focuses more on building form and materials, mixed uses and pedestrian orientation.
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