§ 4.1. GENERAL

4.1.1.   Special Purpose, Overlay, and Obsolete Zoning Districts

Table 4.1 lists the Special Purpose, Overlay, and Obsolete Zoning Districts included in this Code.

Table 4-1. List of Special Purpose, Overlay and Obsolete Zoning Districts.

Abbreviation	District Name
Special Purpose Districts
R-T	Residential-Topographic District
MHP	Mobile Home Park District
MHP-R	Mobile Home Park District-Rural
MHS	Mobile/Manufactured Home Subdivision District
RVP	Recreational Vehicle Park District
PUD	Planned Unit Development District
Overlay Districts
CAD-O	Commercial Airport Overlay District
GA-O	General Aviation Overlay District
RLUP-O	Rural Land Use Plan Overlay District
HR-O	High-Rise Overlay District
WSE-O	Wind and/or Solar Energy Generation Plan Overlay District
Obsolete Districts
C-1	Commercial
C-2	Commercial
M	Industrial
R-4	Planned Development District

 

4.1.2.   Special Purpose Districts

Special purpose zoning districts are established to accommodate unique uses or development types or to address special development conditions. Special purpose zoning districts are base zoning districts intended for very specific application.

4.1.3.   Overlay Zoning Districts

As the name implies, overlay districts work in combination with base zoning districts to impose additional requirements and standards on specific property or to modify the standards associated with the base zoning district. These additional standards only apply within the limits of the overlay district. Overlay zoning districts are established and amended in accordance with the rezoning procedures applicable to any other zoning district, except as otherwise provided within this Code.

4.1.4.   Obsolete Zoning Districts

The C-1, C-2, M, and R-4 zoning districts have been declared to be obsolete pursuant to BoCC Resolution No. 91-59, Land Use 10 as replaced by Resolution 92-46, Land Use-9. No land will be rezoned to an Obsolete Zoning district. The BoCC may modify the allowed uses, special uses, and development standards within these zoning districts.

Landowners are encouraged to rezone land from an Obsolete Zoning district classification. The BoCC may offer incentives, such as modified application fees in order to accomplish this goal.