(A) General provisions. The regulations of this chapter as hereinafter defined may be modified to include a planned residential development in order that this chapter may be furthered in a time of growing demand for economies in buildings and utilities layout; to ensure the uniform treatment of the improvement of land consistent with the objectives of sound zoning; to encourage innovation in design and layout of structures and land areas to conserve and more efficiently use open space; to provide flexibility of provisions governing land development. Greater concentration on density or intensity of land use is permitted within certain sections provided that this greater concentration be offset by a smaller concentration, or by appropriate reservation of open space on other sections.
(B) Principal uses permitted. Principal uses permitted include only
(1) Large scale residential developments, including single-family, two-family and multi-family dwellings as regulated in § 213;
(2) Churches and parish houses;
(3) Essential services;
(4) Public and recreation areas;
(5) Schools except trade schools for adults;
(6) Temporary tract houses and tract signs; and
(7) Seasonal dwellings.
(C) Special uses permitted. Special uses permitted include only:
(1) Cemeteries, country clubs, golf courses;
(2) Electric and telephone transmission and distribution facilities including substations and water pumping stations;
(3) Essential services;
(4) Hospitals and sanitariums, except animal hospitals;
(5) Institutions for children and the aged;
(6) Nursing homes; and
(7) Other institutional and educational uses.
(D) Accessory uses permitted. Accessory uses permitted include only:
(1) Home occupations;
(2) Private parking areas and garages;
(4) Private swimming pools; and
(5) Other accessory uses and structures customarily appurtenant to a principal permitted use.
(Ord. 678, passed 10-20-2010)