(A) R1, Low Density Family Residential District. This district is intended to provide stable, low-density neighborhoods of predominantly detached, attached, and clustered single-family dwellings. Where new infill development occurs, housing may include: accessory dwelling units, two-family dwellings, courtyard dwellings, and multi-family structures that are compatible in scale with detached single-family homes and maintain single-family character. This district also permits non-residential uses that contribute to the culture and well-being of single-family neighborhoods, such as parks, schools and churches.
(B) R2, Medium Density Family Residential District. The R2 District is intended to provide for residential neighborhoods where a mix of detached, attached, and clustered single-family dwellings, accessory dwelling units, two-family dwellings, courtyard dwellings, and multi-family structures that maintain single-family character.
(C) R4, Planned High Density Residential. This district allows for higher density developments such as condominiums, apartment buildings, site condominiums and large multiple-family dwellings. Multiple-family dwellings may include apartment buildings, townhouses, courtyard dwellings and clustered housing.
(D) PC, Private Club Residential District.
(1) This district is intended to accommodate established single-family residential developments that are generally seasonal in nature, governed by a private club association, and in which the homes are privately owned, but the land is in common ownership.
(2) In addition, the district may include facilities for the common use and benefit of the members such as clubhouses, boathouses and other recreation related uses such as athletic courts, trail systems and beach cabanas.
(Prior Code, § 5.25) (Ord. 802, passed 4-15-2019; Ord. 805, passed 9-3-2019; Ord. 842, passed 12-18-2023)