120 Farmington Ave Bristol, CT 06010-4218

The BG General Business Zone is intended to accommodate larger retail and service establishments primarily serving the needs of the entire City, including automobile-oriented uses. 2.1.8 124BBD Downtown Business Zone The BD Downtown Business Zone is intended to accommodate the major retail, governmental, institutional, office and cultural activities of the City within a concentrated, compact, pedestrian-oriented central business district, as identified in the City's Plan of Conservation and Development. The Downtown Business zone is also intended to accommodate high-density residential development in support of such activities. 2.1.9 126BBHC Route 72 Corridor Business Zone The BHC Route 72 Corridor Business Zone is intended to accommodate retail, service, office, and residential uses in a manner consistent with, and in furtherance of, the goals, policies and recommendations contained in the “Route 72 Corridor Land Use and Transportation Master Plan”, adopted by the Bristol Planning Commission on April 28, 2005. 2.1.10 127BI General Industrial Zone The I General Industrial Zone is intended to accommodate older industrial uses and heavy commercial operations and is intended to be less restrictive than the Industrial Park zones. 2.1.11 128BIndustrial Park Zones The Industrial Park Zones are intended to provide a favorable and stable environment for the growth of new industry and commercial enterprises to strengthen Bristol's employment opportunities and economy. The Industrial Park zones, and the controls so designed in each zone, are intended to foster coherent development of manufacturing, warehousing, distribution plants, research and development offices, commercial facilities, and supporting private and public facilities at modern site development standards, while minimizing disturbances to residential areas. The zones include: • IP-1 Industrial Park Zone • IP-3 Industrial Park Zone • IP-5 Industrial Park Zone