1943 Oak Grv Rd Dandridge, TN 37725-5033

14-414 A-1, Agricultural Residential District. This district is intended to provide areas that are suitable for a compatib le mixture of agricultural and lo w-density single-family residential uses within a rural area. 1. Uses permitted: a. General agricultural uses such as farming of cro ps, dairy, grazing and raisin g of poultry or livestock, horticulture, viticulture, floricult ure forestry and other similar types of uses that adhere to acceptable standards of agriculture. b. Single-family dwellings including their respective accessory uses. c. Semi-Public and Public uses to i nclude public and private schools, universities, public par ks and pools, community centers, cemeteries and churches. d. Country clubs, golf courses, civic organization buildings and hospitals. e. Customary Home occupations in accordance with Section 14-603. 2. Area Regulations. The principal building shall be located so as to comply with the following requirements: a. Minimum lot area with public water and sewer systems: 1 acre. b. Minimum lot area with public water only: 60,000 square feet. c. Minimum lot area without public water: 80,000 square feet. d. Minimum lot width at building setback line: 100 feet (with public water) e. Minimum lot width at building setback line: 150 feet. (without public water) f. Minimum depth of front yard: 30 feet. g. Minimum depth of rear yard: 25 feet. h. Minimum depth of side yard: 15 feet except on a corner lot in which the 66 side yard setback is 25 feet. i. No building shall exceed three (3) stories or thirty -five (35) feet except as permitted in Section 14-504. 3. No accessory buildings are permitted in the front yard and shall be at least five (5) feet from adjoining lot li nes and thirty (30) fee t from adjoining rights -of-ways. (Per Ordinance No.11/12-04, 10/11/11) 14-415 Mixed Use (Residential and Commercial Uses) District (MUD). This district is established to provide innovative opportunities for integrating diverse but compatible using into a single development that is unified by distinguishable design features. The Mixed Use District is intended to provide an alternative to the predominant development pattern in Dandridge characterized by unconnected, uncoordinated commercial development along thoroughfares and limited access residential development isolated from places to work and shop. The Mixed-Use District (MUD) may also be used to transition from predominately residential areas to predominately commercial areas as well as to replicated the historic urban development pattern in redevelopment areas.