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primary street havingthe he highest functional classification rating: the other Primary street(s) shall be • deemed linking streets for purposes of determinin tg he required setbacks under this section.. (2).... Division 12.Regulations--Central City Corridor ("CC") Sec. 34-778. Streetwall regulations. (a) Stepback requirement. (1) The maximum height of the street wall of any building or structure shall be three (3) stories. After three (3) stories, there shall be a Stepback of at least fifteen (15) ten 10 feet along seventy (70) percent of the length of the street wall. (2) When any facade of a building or structure faces an adjacent low-density residential district the maximum height of such facade shall be three (3) stories. After 3 stories there shall be a minimum Stepback of fifteen (15) ten 10 feet along at least seventy (70) percent of the length of such facade. (b)Setbacks (1)Primary street frontage: No minimum required; fifteen (15) feet, maximum. Fifty (50) percent of the area within any such setback shall consist of a landscaped buffer, S-1 type (refer to section 34-871). In circumstances where a building will have frontage along more than one primary street, these setback requirements shall apply only to the Drimary street having the highest functional classification ratings the other primary street(s) shall be deemed linking streets for purposes of determining the required setbacks under this section. (2).... Sec. 34-796. Use matrix - Mixed Use Corridor Districts. • The uses and residential densities allowed within the City's mixed use corridor districts are those identified within the matrix following below. (For a list of each of the City's zoning districts and their abbreviations, see 04-216). [Insert revised Mixed Use Corridor Matrix] Article VII. Site Plans Sec. 34-820. Preliminary plan submittal and review. (a).... (b)..... (I)The director shall circulate the plan for review and comment by the following city officials, employees and departments, together with notice of the date on which the plan has been scheduled for a pre - application preliminary site plan conference: the city engineer, the department of public works, the fire department, the building code official, the zoning administrator, and other city or state officials, employees, departments or agencies whose review and comments are deemed necessary by the director. All resulting requirements and recommendations shall be forwarded to the director by city staff prior to the date of the required pre applioatien preliminary site plan conference. For purposes of this article, the term "requirements" shall be deemed to mean regulatory provisions of this chapter, and any duly adopted rules and regulations of a reviewing department, and "recommendations" shall be deemed to include suggestions for design changes deemed to be in the public interest by a reviewing official in the area of his expertise.... Sec. 34-821.Preliminary site plan conference. (a)No preliminary site plan conference shall be scheduled by the director to take place sooner than twenty- one (2 1) days following the date on which the application for preliminary site plan approval was officially submitted. Pre appkeatien preliminary site plan conferences shall routinely be held on the first and third -10-