57 Bamberger Way Centerville, UT 84014-2802

Medium intensity (R-M) High intensity (R-H) Public Facility Zones Low intensity (PF-L) Medium intensity (PF-M) High intensity (PF-H) Very-high intensity (PF-VH) Commercial Zones Medium intensity (C-M) High intensity (C-H) Very-high intensity (C-VH) Industrial Zones Medium intensity (I-M) High intensity (I-H) Very-high intensity (I-VH) Special Purpose and Overlay Zones Planned Development Overlay (PDO) Special District (SD) HISTORY Adopted by Ord. 2016-20 on 7/15/2016 12.30.020 Zone Purposes In addition to the general purposes of this Title as set forth in CZC 12.10.030, the various zones each serve more specific purposes as set forth below. Agricultural Zones. Agricultural zones preserve and protect agricultural lands and related activities, permit activities normally and necessarily related to agricultural production, and prohibit land uses that may undermine continued agricultural activity. The purpose of the A-L Zone is to provide areas where single family residences can be located along with low intensity agricultural activities, such as pasturing of animals and farming activities on relatively small lots or parcels. The purpose of the A-M Zone is to permit commercial agricultural activities of medium intensity such as greenhouses and specialty crops. Residential Zones. Residential zones allow a wide range of residential land uses at various densities. These zones are intended to protect the stability of neighborhoods and encourage, collectively, different kinds of compatible residential development. The purpose of the R-L Zone is to permit development of detached single-family homes on individual lots or parcels at densities of one to four units per acre. The purpose of the R-M Zone is to permit well-designed townhomes, two-family dwellings, and condominiums at densities of four to six units per acre that are appropriately buffered from and compatible with surrounding land uses. Single-family dwellings are also permitted in the R-M Zone. The purpose of the R-H Zone is to permit well-designed apartments, townhomes, two-family dwellings, and condominiums at densities of eight to twelve units per acre that are appropriately buffered from and compatible with surrounding land uses. Public Facility Zones. Public facility zones accommodate public and quasi-public uses. The purpose of the PF-L Zone is to recognize on the Zoning Map areas of open space, such as parks, conservation areas, United States Forest Service property, and other publically-owned property.