1912 Treadway Trl Cheyenne, WY 82009-9084

5.3.5 HR - High-density Residential District 5.3.6 Reserved 5.3.7 NR-1 - Neighborhood Residential - Moderate Density 5.3.8 NR-2 - Neighborhood Residential - Medium Density 5.3.9 NR-3 - Neighborhood Residential - High Density 5.3.1 LR Low-density Residential District a. Intent. The LR District is intended for a mix of lower density dwellings. All uses require full access to public infrastructure and city services. The regulations are designed to protect the neighborhood character of the district and protect the primarily residential use of land. b. Applicability. The LR District is applicable to areas where suburban development patterns are desired, and specifically the Urban Transition Residential Category in the Cheyenne Comprehensive Plan. c. Context. Typically this district should be used only in areas that are no more than 1 mile from any existing or planned Activity Center. Large uninterrupted applications of this district without transitions to either higher densities and activity centers or to more rural open spaces should be avoided so that significant populated areas that must rely solely on automobile travel and which are remote from necessary municipal services are not created. d. Eligible Lot and Building Types. The following lot types, building types and dimensions specified in Table 5-2 are permitted in the LR District: 1. Large Lot / Detached Dwelling (Type DD3) 2. Low-density Lot / Detached Dwelling (Type DD4) 3. Suburban Lot / Detached Dwelling (Type DD5) 4. Large Lot / Semi-attached Dwelling (Type SD1) 5.2.3 RR Rural Residential District a. Intent. The RR District is intended for residential uses on large lots that typify a semi-rural lifestyle. All uses require little or no public infrastructure in the short term, or rural level standards in the interim or long term. The regulations are designed to protect the essentially open rural character of the districts and protect the primarily residential use of land. b. Applicability. The RR District is applicable to any areas where very low-density residential and are acceptable as the long-range development pattern, and specifically the Rural Residential Category in the Cheyenne Comprehensive Plan. It is also acceptable in limited application in the Urban Transition Category. c. Context. Large uninterrupted applications of this district without transitions to either higher densities or more rural open spaces should be avoided so that significant populated areas that must rely solely on automobile travel and which are remote from necessary municipal services are not created.