205 Cherry St Kernersville, NC 27284-2825

J. GB G eneral Business District Intent . The GB District is primarily intended to accommodate a wide range of retail, service, and office uses located along thoroughfares in areas which have developed with minimal front setbacks. However, the district is not intended to encourage or accommodate strip commercial development. The district would accommodate destination retail and service uses, characterized by either a larger single business use or the consolidation of numerous uses in a building or planned development, with consolidated access. This district is intended for application in activity centers. K. CB Central Business District. 1. Intent. The CB District is intended for application in the Town of Kernersville. The district is established to encourage high intensity, compact urban development. The district is intended to accommodate a wide range of uses, including office, retail, service, and institutional developments in a pedestrian- oriented setting. The district also accommodates high density residential development. These uses may be mixed on the same tract or within the same structure. 2. Additional Zoning Requirements Specific to CB Districts a. Design Requirements. Examples of typical design requirements for this Section are included in the Town of Kernersville Land Development Manual. b. Streetyard. Please refer to Article 5 Section 5.3.4.B.5 for streetyard requirements applicable in the CB District. 3.7 Industrial Zoning Districts - Intent and Regulations These industrial districts are established to accommodate enterprises engaged in the manufacturing, processing, or assembling of goods, merchandise, or equipment. The standards established for these districts are designed to promote industrial development and to protect nearby residential areas from undesirable aspects of industrial development. Whenever possible, these districts should be separated Kernersville, NC Unified Development Ordinance 3-24 Adopted April 2, 2024; Effective April 3, 2024 Amended (reserved for future dates) from residential districts by natural or structural boundaries, such as streams, topographic features, vegetation, major streets, or similar features. When an industrial rezoning proposal is considered, the industrial land use goals and recommendations in the Kernersville Land Use Plan shall be used as guides, in conjunction with other factors, in determining the appropriateness of the proposed district. 3.7.1 General Dimensional Requirements Table 3.5 General Dimensional Requirements for Industrial Districts Zoning District Min. Zoning Lot Min.