A. City Center – Core (CC-C). This zone is envisioned to have the highest intensity uses, especially office buildings, residences, and hotels contained within high-rise buildings. Shops and restaurants would be located along key streets, particularly the principal pedestrian corridor, referred to as the “Promenade” in the city center subarea plan. A major public open space would anchor the zone. Over time, parking would be increasingly located within parking structures. The convention center is located in the northeast corner of this zone.

B. City Center – West (CC-W). This zone is envisioned to have a mixture of higher density housing, retail and restaurants, and some office buildings contained within mid-rise buildings. A public open space would anchor the zone. Over time, parking would be increasingly found within parking structures.

C. City Center – North (CC-N). This zone is envisioned to have a mixture of mid-rise office buildings and retail. Over time, parking would be increasingly found within parking structures. (Ord. 2937 § 6, 2012; Ord. 2554 § 4, 2005)