RC 2

Agricultural

RC 3

Deferral of Planning and Development

RC 4

Watershed Protection

RC 5

Rural Residential

RC 6

Rural Conservation and Residential

RC 7

Resource Preservation

RC 8

Environmental Enhancement

RC 20, 50

Resource Conservation Critical Area

RCC

Resource Conservation Commercial—provides commercial development at a scale appropriate to rural areas.

DR 1, 2, 3.5, 5.5, 10.5 and 16

Density Residential—permit low, medium and high density urban residential development. Numeral in each classification indicated maximum number of units per acre. No standard unit lot size is required except for small tracts.

RAE-1

Residential, Apartment, Elevator—permits mid-rise elevator apartment buildings within designated town and community centers. Forty density units per acre.

RAE-2

Residential, Apartment, Elevator—permits high-rise elevator apartment buildings within designated town centers only. Eighty density units per acre.

Residential Transition Areas

Residential areas where dwelling types and lot size requirements must be compatible with existing residences or subdivision lots.

ROA

Residential Office—(Class A) permits house conversions to office buildings as of right.

RO

Residential Office—permits house conversions to office buildings as of right; small conventional office buildings permitted by special exception.

OR-1

Office-Residential—permits development or limited enlargement of a single medium-size office building or residential development potential to DR 5.5.

OR-2

Office-Residential—permits development of office buildings with supportive accessory commercial uses or residential development potential to DR 10.5.

O-3

Office Park Zone—a zone to be used exclusively for office development.

OT

Office and Technology—permits employment-intensive office development in combination with certain high technology and residential development.

SE

Service Employment—permits and encourages the development of offices, related business service uses and small, low impact, light industrial uses; stresses compatibility with residential uses.

CB

Community Business—provides for daily shopping and service needs of nearby residents through small businesses which do not generate large amounts of traffic; stresses compatibility with residential uses.

BLR

Business Local  Restricted—permits a large range of retail and service uses;  performance standards are required to protect adjacent residential communities.

BL

Business Local—small scale commercial.

BM

Business Major—large scale commercial.

BR

Business Roadside—the most permissive commercial classification.

BMM

Business Maritime Marina—permits water-dependent facilities and associated uses at a scale keeping with the surrounding residential community.

BMB

Business Maritime Boatyard—permits water-dependent facilities and includes more intense uses than those permitted in BMM zones.

BMYC

Business Maritime Yacht Club—permits water-dependent yacht club facilities and associated uses.

MR

Manufacturing Restricted—the most restrictive industrial classification.

MLR

Manufacturing Light Restricted—permits industrial plants and offices with convenient access to expressways to serve as industrial employment centers.

ML

Manufacturing Light—permits light industrial uses such as assembly plants, processing, etc.

MH

Manufacturing Heavy—the most permissive industrial classification.

AS

Automotive Service

CR

Commercial, Rural

CCC

Commercial, Community Core

CT

Commercial, Town Center Core

IM

Industrial, Major

H, H1

Honeygo Area

M43

Middle River Employment Center

NC

Neighborhood Commons

ME

Mercantile Exposition