4009 Grn Pond Rd Bethlehem, PA 18020-9552

(a) RR Rural Residential District - To provide for low density neighborhoods that are primarily comprised of single family detached dwellings. (b) RR-F and RR-T Residential Overlay Districts - See Article 1310. (c) RS Single Family Residential District - To provide for medium density neighborhoods that are primarily comprised of single family detached dwellings. (d) RG Medium Density Residential District - To provide for medium high density neighborhoods with a mix of housing types. (e) RT High Density Residential District - To provide for higher density residential neighborhoods with a mix of housing types. City of Bethlehem Zoning Ordinance 25 (f) R-RC Residential District - To provide for coordinated residential development for persons of retirement age, including communal dining, open space, shared parking and recreational facilities. To also allow for ancillary health care facilities. (g) Institutional District - To provide areas for large educational, medical and health, and public institutions within which facilities to meet their needs may be developed. (h) Institutional Overlay District - See Article 1312. (i) CB Central Business District - To provide for an orderly coordinated development of varied commercial business and office uses in combination with limited intensive residential development in the central business areas of North Bethlehem and South Bethlehem, and to encourage excellence of design in the development of properties. To promote pedestrian-friendly uses, as opposed to uses that are auto dependent. (j) CG General Commercial District - To provide for a wide variety of commercial uses, including more intensive commercial uses, in areas with few historic buildings and that include few existing homes. To manage traffic to avoid congestion and safety hazards, particularly in regards to access to major streets. (k) CL Limited Commercial District - To provide for less intensive types of commercial uses in areas that include many existing homes or small lots that are immediately adjacent to residential neighborhoods. The intent is to control uses that are most likely to generate nuisances or hazards for nearby residents, such as 24 hour operations. (l) CS Shopping Center District - To provide for the development of modern, well-planned shopping centers with coordinated traffic access, to provide for a variety of compatible business uses.