Hayes Lk Rd Statham, GA 30666
Sec. 2-208. O-I, Office-Institutional District. (a) Purpose and intent. The Office-Institutional zoning district is intended to implement the public-institutional future land use designation on the future land use plan map adopted as a part of the Statham comprehensive plan. A public water supply and sanitary sewer are typically available to serve this distr…
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O-I · Statham, GASec. 2-208. O-I, Office-Institutional District. (a) Purpose and intent. The Office-Institutional zoning district is intended to implement the public-institutional future land use designation on the future land use plan map adopted as a part of the Statham comprehensive plan. A public water supply and sanitary sewer are typically available to serve this district. The O-I zoning district is intended to provide land for city, county, state and federal governmental uses as well as for office, private institutional, medical, and educational development. Limited commercial uses compatible with residential neighborhoods are authorized as a conditional use. The O-I zoning district is also considered an appropriate transition between residential neighborhoods and business and light industrial zoning districts. (b) Permitted and conditional uses. Permitted and conditional uses shall be as specified in Table 2-1, “Use Regulations for Zoning Districts.” (c) Dimensional requirements. Height, setback, lot area, density, intensity, and other requirements for development within the zoning district shall be as specified in Table 2-2, “Dimensional Requirements for Zoning Districts.”
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