1091 Confederate Rd Madison, GA 30650

(b) Large Lot Residential District (R1). To provide for areas of low density, detached, single-family residential uses; to reinforce the traditional residential development pattern predominant within the original city limits along primary and secondary corridors characteristic of the city’s earliest platting of streets and regular blocks; to recognize and protect regular city blocks with large lots, street grid based, and highly pedestrian character of the historic areas of the city; to permit compatible accessory and conditional use of instituti onal and public buildings and M a d i s o n , G e o r g i a Z o n i n g O r d i n a n c e P a g e | 36 uses which normally complement a balanced and attractive residential area; to protect low -density, single-family residential areas from encroachment of higher density residential and non -residential uses; and to stabilize and protect owner-occupied housing and encourage a suitable environment for family life. (c) Medium Lot Residential District (R2). To provide for areas of medium density, detached, single-family residential uses; to recognize and protect the moderate lot size, street grid based and highly pedestrian character of the city’s turn -of-the-century neighborhoods and subdivisions; to reinforce the traditional residential development pattern characteristic of the historic areas of the city; to permit compatible accessory uses which normally complement balanced and attractive residential uses; to stabilize and protect owner -occupied housing and encourage a suitable environment for family life; and, to protect moderate density, single family residential areas from encroachment of higher density residential and non -residential uses. (d) Small Lot Residential District (R4). To provide for areas of high density, detached single-family residential uses; to recognize and protect the small lot size, street grid based and highly pedestrian character of the historic areas of the city; to reinforce the traditional residential development pattern characteristic of the city’s modern neighborhoods and subdivisions; to permit compatible accessory uses which normally complement a balanced and attractive residential area; to stabilize and protect owner-occupied housing and encourage a suitable environment for family life; and to protect medium density, single family residential areas from encroachment of higher density residential and non-residential uses. (e) Multi-Family Medium High Density Residential District (R6).