603. BUILDINGS ON DESIGNATED TERTIARY STREETS: GENERAL USE AND DESIGN

BUILDINGS ON DESIGNATED TERTIARY STREETS: GENERAL USE AND DESIGN REQUIREMENTS Figure I § 603.1 illustrates the designated tertiary street segments: FIGURE I § 603.1: ILLUSTRATION OF DESIGNATED TERTIARY STREET SEGMENTS There are no use regulations specific to frontage on any designated tertiary street segment, with the following exceptions: A building with frontage on the south side of the 600 block of Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. is also subject to the designated secondary street segment use regulations in Subtitle I § 601 and in the Chinatown Sub-Area in Subtitle I § 609; or A building with frontage on the north side of the 500 or 600 block of Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. is also subject to the designated secondary street segment use regulations in Subtitle I § 601 and the design regulations in the Mount Vernon Triangle Sub-Area in Subtitle I § 611, Modifications to dimensional requirements for designated tertiary street segments are located in the regulations for the following sub-areas: The Capitol Security Sub-Area in Subtitle I § 605; The Massachusetts Avenue Corridor and Mount Vernon Square Sub-Area in Subtitle I § 610; The Mount Vernon Triangle Sub-Area in Subtitle I § 611 for the north side of the 500 and 600 blocks of Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.; The Blagden Alley Residential Transition Area Sub-Area in Subtitle I § 613 for the south side of the 900 block of M Street, N.W.; The South Capitol and M Streets Sub-Area in Subtitle I § 616; and The North Capitol Street Sub-Area in Subtitle I § 617. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking published at 63 DCR 2447, 3041 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2). District of Columbia Municipal Regulations Zoning Regulations of 2016: Downtown (D) Zones 11-I DCMR § 603