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(3)For densities in excess of 64 DUA approved by Special Use Permit within the R-UHD district . • the city council may establish reasonable conditions limiting the number of bedrooms per dwelling unit. Sec. 34-420. Use Matrix—Residential Zoning Districts. The uses and residential densities allowed within the City's residential zoning districts are those identified within the matrix following below. (For a list of each of the City's zoning districts and their abbreviations, see 634-216). [Insert revised Residential Use Matrix] Article IV. Commercial Districts Sec. 34-480. Use matrix --Commercial Districts. The uses and residential densities allowed within the City's commercial zoning districts are those identified within the matrix following below. (For a list of each of the Citv's zoning districts and their abbreviations. see 634-216). JInsert revised Commercial Use Matrix] Article VI. Mixed -Use Corridor Districts Division 2.Regulations—Downtown Corridor ("D") 34-558. Streetwall Regulations (a).... • (b) Setbacks. (1) Primary and linking street frontage. At least seventy-five (75) percent of the streetwall of a building must be built to the property line adjacent to a primary street. For the remaining portion of streetwall (i.e., twenty-five (25) percent), the maximum permitted setback is twenty (20) feet; however, (i)if streetscape trees are provided to the standards set forth in 634-870, or (ii) pursuant to a special use permit granted by city council may, by spLeial pef:Fnk, allaA up to fifty (50) percent of the streetwall of a building may to be set back up4e twenty (20) feet. (2).... Sec. 34-560. Density regulations. Residential density shall not exceed eighty-seven (87) DUA; however, up to 200 DUA may be allowed by special use permit. The minimum density required for multifamily developments (new construction only) shall be 21 DUA. Sec. 34-562. Mixed-use developments --Additional regulations. (a) No less than twenty-five (25) percent of the gross floor area of a mixed-use development must be designed and occupied for residential use. (b) No ground floor residential uses may front on a primary street, unless a building fronts on more than one primary street, in which case ground floor residential uses may front on one urimary street. Under no circumstances, however, shall anv ground floor residential uses front on Main Street, Market Street or Water Street (c) ... Division 3.Regulations—Downtown Extended Corridor ("DE") • Sec. 34-578. Street wall regulations. 7-