97 King St 103 Burlington, VT 05401-5877

3. The Residential High Intensity (Residential High, RH) district is intended for residential development that includes a mix of housing types such as duplex, triplex, quadplex , townhouse, and mid -sized and larger multi -unit buildings. Single-family detached dwellings are limited to buildings originally built for such purpose. Development is intended to be more intense than other residential areas, with building heights ranging from two to three and a half stories, high lot coverage, and buildings placed close to the street and each other on small lots. Neighborhoods within this district are typically immediately adjacent to downtown and the institutions, and commercial uses wit hin the district take the form of home -based businesses and the adaptive reuse of historic buildings for neighborhood -serving uses. 4. The Residential Corridor (RC) district is intended for residential development that includes a mix of housing types such as duplex, triplex, quadplex, townhouse, and mid -sized, multi -unit and mixed-use buildings along major multi -modal transportation corridors that are adjacent to low intensity districts. Single -family detached dwellings are limited to buildings originally bui lt for such purpose. New and infill development may be located closer to the street than historic development patterns, with building heights up to four stories and high lot coverage. Multiple Principal Uses are allowed, and n eighborhood-serving commercial uses may be incorporated in existing or new buildings.