the transportation system and/or other infrastructure networks into or through this district. As the Town’s infrastructure network is expanded or extended, a relative change may be reflected in development density, typically reflected through a change in zoning district classification.
c. Residential Low Density (RLD) Zoning District
The Residential Low Density (RLD) Zoning District is intended to permit proposed residential development and existing single-family detached dwelling lot/units in established neighborhoods to provide for low density urban residential (stick-built or modular unit) zoning lot development. This district may accommodate residential at a density not to exceed three (3) single-family detached dwelling units per gross acre with public utilities. Traditional subdivision development not using any of the uses listed herein shall develop lots at a minimum of 14,500 square feet per lot. Optional development in this district also includes forestry management and public or private parks and greenways. The Town may extend public utilities, the transportation system and/or other infrastructure networks into or through this district. As the Town’s infrastructure network is expanded or extended, a relative change may be reflected in development density, typically reflected through a change in zoning district classification.
d. Residential Medium Density (RMD) Zoning District
The Residential Medium Density (RMD) Zoning District is intended to permit proposed residential development and existing single-family detached dwelling units provide for medium density urban residential (stick-built or modular unit) zoning lot development. Single-family subdivision development types shall develop lots at a minimum of 10,000 square feet per lot, or 4.36 dwelling units per gross acre with public utilities. Optional development in this district also includes zero lot line developments, Article F Use Regulations, §9-1255, l. (4), which require public utilities, forestry management, and public or private parks and greenways. The Town may extend public utilities, the transportation system and/or other infrastructure networks into or through this district. As the Town’s infrastructu re network is expanded or extended, a relative change may be reflected in development density, typically reflected through a change in zoning district classification.
e. Residential High Density (RHD) Zoning District
The Residential High Density (RHD) Zoning District is intended to permit existing single-family dwelling units, and duplex residential uses, and to provide for proposed multi-family, triplex, quadplex, and townhouse high density urban residential zoning lot development. This district may accommodate residential uses not to exceed 16 dwelling units per gross acre with public utilities. Development in this district is permitted in accordance with Article F Use Regulations, §9-1255, l. (2), which requires public utilities, forestry management and public or private parks
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