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AR-9 Attached Residential image/svg+xml

This district is intended to provide for a range of housing types at densities of nine dwelling units per acre and uses accessory to and compatible with residential uses in a manner that protects the residential character of the district. Multi-family residential structures (townhouses, apartments, or multiplex) containing no more than four attached dwelling units, two-family homes (duplexes, twin houses), and single-family detached homes are permitted principal uses. All uses in this district shall be provided with public sanitary sewer and water services.

BP Business Park image/svg+xml

This district is intended to provide for administrative offices, research and development activities, support uses typically found in an office park setting, and very limited industrial uses. To maintain an attractive setting for uses within the district, extensive landscaping and high quality development design is required. The BP district is intended to be located primarily on or near collector and arterial roads. All uses in this district shall be provided with public sanitary sewer and water services.

CB Central Business image/svg+xml

This district is intended to permit a range of commercial, institutional, residential, and mixed-use development in a manner that preserves and promotes the architectural character and the compact, pedestrian friendly environment of the Village’s historic downtown. The CB district requirements are specifically intended to promote comparable renovation, infill, and redevelopment of property through a combination of urban development intensities and downtown design standards. All uses in this district shall be provided with public sanitary sewer and water services.

CBT Central Business Transition image/svg+xml

This district is intended to accommodate existing and new land uses that are compatible with the Central Business (CB) district and the surrounding areas by providing an intermediate intensity/density of compatible commercial, institutional, and residential uses. All uses in this district shall be provided with public sanitary sewer and water services.

GI General Industrial image/svg+xml

This district is intended to allow industrial, office, storage, and other supporting uses including those land uses that may require more extensive outdoor storage, freight handling, repair, and maintenance activities than allowed in the LI district. Allowable uses are geared toward activities which are not associated with high levels of noise, odor, particulate emissions, and other potential nuisances that cannot be adequately fully mitigated on-site. Architectural, site design, landscaping, and other requirements are intended to minimize impacts and potential nuisances to other land uses. All uses in this district shall be provided with public sanitary sewer and water services.

HB Highway Business image/svg+xml

This district is intended to permit a wide range of large- and small-scale office, retail, service, and lodging uses that are compatible with the desired community character. In addition, small-scale warehousing/storage facilities and other specified uses may be permitted. Generally, land included in the Highway Business District should abut arterial or major collector streets. Access requirements are intended to minimize any negative traffic impacts on adjacent residential land uses and arterial roadways while ensuring safe and efficient access. All uses in this district shall be provided with public sanitary sewer and water services.

LI Light Industrial image/svg+xml

This district is intended to allow primarily indoor industrial, storage, office, and other associated business and support uses. Allowable uses are geared toward activities which are not associated with high levels of noise, odor, particulate emissions, and other potential nuisances. Outdoor uses are limited to those that are accessory to indoor principal uses. Architectural, site design, landscaping, and other requirements are intended to ensure compatibility with nearby residential, institutional, and conservancy uses. All uses in this district shall be provided with public sanitary sewer and water services.

MHR-6 Mobile Home Residential image/svg+xml

This district is intended to provide for the location of mobile home parks and mobile home subdivisions in a single-family residential setting at densities of six dwelling units per acre. All uses in this district shall be provided with public sanitary sewer and water services.

MR-10 Multi-Family Residential image/svg+xml

This district is intended to provide for a range of housing types at densities of 10 dwelling units per acre and uses accessory to and compatible with residential uses in a manner that protects the residential character of the district. Multi-family residential structures (townhouses, apartments, or multiplexes) containing no more than eight attached dwelling units, two-family homes (duplexes, two-flats, and twin houses), and single-family detached homes are allowable principal uses. All uses in this district shall be provided with public sanitary sewer and water services.

NB Neighborhood Business image/svg+xml

This district is intended to permit both residential development and small-scale commercial uses which are compatible with adjacent residential uses and neighborhood character. District regulations are intended to protect neighborhood character through the restriction of building size, architectural requirements, landscaping requirements, and limitations on the range of allowable uses. In order to minimize disruption to residences, uses within this district shall be adjacent to and, where practical, take access from collector or arterial streets. All uses in this district shall be provided with public sanitary sewer and water services.

RH-35 Rural Holding image/svg+xml

This district intended to permit very low density single‑family detached residential development at a density of one dwelling unit for every 35 gross acres. This district acts as a holding zone to preserve productive agricultural lands in the long-term, protect existing farm operations from encroachment by incompatible uses, promote further investments in farming, maintain eligibility for farming incentive programs, and to ensure that development does not land-lock the Village.

SR-3 Estate Residential image/svg+xml

This district is intended to permit very low density development. Unlike the (RH-35) Rural Holding District, the land use standards for this district permit primarily single‑family detached residential development and a variety of related institutional land uses, and are not oriented to agricultural activities. All new development in this district shall be provided with public sanitary sewer and water services.

SR-4 Suburban Residential image/svg+xml

This district is intended to provide for single-family detached residential development at densities of four dwelling units per acre and uses accessory to and compatible with single-family homes in a manner that protects the residential character of the district. All uses in this district shall be provided with public sanitary sewer and water services.

SR-5 Neighborhood Residential image/svg+xml

This district is intended to provide for single-family detached residential development at densities of five dwelling units per acre and uses accessory to and compatible with single-family homes in a manner that protects the residential character of the district. All uses in this district shall be provided with public sanitary sewer and water services.

SR-6 Traditional-Front Residential image/svg+xml

This district is intended to provide for single-family detached residential development at densities of six dwelling units per acre and uses accessory to and compatible with single-family homes in a manner that protects the residential character of the district. Development in the SR-6 Traditional-Front Residential zoning district shall exhibit two or more of the following characteristics: streets laid out in a grid system, buildings oriented to the street, front porches, pedestrian-orientation, village squares and greens. All uses in this district shall be provided with public sanitary sewer and water services. 

SR-7 Traditional-Rear Residential image/svg+xml

This district is intended to provide for single-family detached residential development at densities of seven dwelling units per acre and uses accessory to and compatible with single-family homes in a manner that protects the residential character of the district. Development in the SR-6 Traditional-Rear Residential zoning district shall exhibit one or more of the following characteristics: streets laid out in a grid system, buildings oriented to the street, front porches, pedestrian-orientation, village squares and greens. Development in the SR-7 Traditional-Rear Residential zoning district shall also be served by alleys. All uses in this district shall be provided with public sanitary sewer and water services.

TR-8 Two-Family Residential image/svg+xml

This district is intended to provide for attached two-family residential development (duplexes, two-flats, and twin-houses), single-family homes, and uses accessory to and compatible with residential uses in a manner that protects the residential character of the district. All uses in this district shall be provided with public sanitary sewer and water services.