[Ord. No. 4190, 2-1-2021]
A.
RR - Rural Residential.
1.
The RR District is intended to accommodate low-density, large-lot residential uses, agricultural uses, and open space to maintain the character of rural areas.
B.
R1 - Residential 1.
1.
The R1 District is intended to accommodate detached houses in suburban neighborhood settings, with access to supporting uses, such as schools, churches, parks and other public facilities.
C.
R2 - Residential 2.
1.
The R2 District is intended to accommodate detached houses in suburban neighborhood settings, with access to supporting uses, such as schools, churches, parks and other public facilities.
D.
R3 - Residential 3.
1.
The R3 District is intended to accommodate detached houses in suburban neighborhood settings, with access to supporting uses, such as schools, churches, parks and other public facilities.
E.
R4 - Residential 4.
1.
The R4 District is intended to accommodate detached houses in suburban or walkable neighborhood settings and to create transitions to complementary and supporting uses.
F.
R5 - Residential 5.
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The R5 District is intended to accommodate residential uses with a wide range of housing types at strategic locations where a concentration of housing near public amenities and other support facilities and services improves transitions to more intense uses or provides broader public benefits.
G.
R6 - Residential 6.
1.
The R6 District is intended to accommodate a variety of residential uses with a wide range of housing types in a compact and walkable neighborhood setting, adjacent to activity centers and walkable destinations. A well-designed public realm provides a focal point to integrate a variety of building types and create a consistent neighborhood character.