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Table 40-50.5 ALLOWABLE USES IN MIXED USEIEMPLOYMENT CENTER DISTRICTS Residential Multifamily, including condominiums, 30 units per acre or less Multifamily, including condominiums, more than 30 units per acre but less than 40 units per acre. Lodging Hotel 3. That Section 40-50.7 of the Code of the City of Portsmouth, Virginia (2006) is repealed and a new Section 40-50.7.1 is adopted to read as follows: Sec. 40-50.7 Alternative Parking Plan. (a) The developer shall provide parking for the entire MX-EMP development without including the TCC Campus, at a build-out ratio of 1.5 parking space per dwelling unit, 1.5 parking space per hotel unit and 3.25 parking spaces for every 1,000 square feet of gross building square footage of all other uses in the development. No more that 2,500 parking spaces shall be provided on surface parking lots. Additional surface parking may be allowed after a use permit is obtained. Parking for separate uses and buildings may be shared on/in the same lot or parking deck within the development. (b) The developer shall at the time of site plan review for each new building, submit a graphic depiction of the development that details: 1. The existing floor area/unit count for all existing buildings III the development, and 2. The location of the existing buildings, and 3. Location number and size of the parking spaces for these existing buildings, and 4. Location of the proposed building, and 5. Location of the additional required parking spaces. (c) Parking Decks. Required off-street parking may be located in a parking structure, whether on the same or a different lot than the uses which it serves. All portions of such structure along a street shall not be used for parking of vehicles, but shall be devoted to other permitted principal uses or to means of pedestrian or vehicle access, provided that such vehicle access along a principal street shall be permitted only when no other secondary street or alley is available for adequate access.