All uses permitted and all uses requiring a special use permit
are listed on the Table of Uses, Area, Frontage and Setback Requirements
for the Hamlet Residential District located at the end of this chapter
(Attachment 2).
All area requirements for each use are so indicated on the Table
of Uses, Area, Frontage and Setback Requirements for the Hamlet Residential
District located at the end of this chapter (Attachment 2).
The Hamlet Residential District is identified as focused growth
areas traditionally having higher density of development in comparison
to the less densely developed Rural District. Here, open space is
in the form of neighborhood parks or playgrounds, trails, and walkways
and development is desired to be in a pattern that promotes pedestrian
friendliness and the traditional neighborhood feel. Higher density
is allowed with the expectation that more amenities, including sidewalks,
will be required in order to enhance or create walkable, traditional-type
neighborhoods that respect historic character and development patterns.
The Hamlet Residential District is identified as a location in the
Comprehensive Plan as suitable for focusing future growth and water/sewer
infrastructure.