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Article 3: Zoning Districts

Section 3.1. General Provisions

3.1.1. Establishment of Zoning Districts

Morrisville, NC

June 23, 2017

Unified Development Ordinance

Page 3-1

Article 3: Zoning Districts

SECTION 3.1. GENERAL PROVISIONS

3.1.1.

Establishment of Zoning Districts

This Ordinance establishes the base, planned

development, and overlay zoning districts listed in

Table

3.1.1,

Zoning Districts Established, as well as

conditional zoning districts paralleling each of the

base zoning districts identified in Tabl

e 3.1.1.

3.1.2.

Types of Zoning Districts

A.

Base Zoning Districts

Base zoning districts are established

initially by the Town Council’s adoption of

the Official Zoning Map and subsequently

by approval of a General Rezoning (see

Section

2.5.3)

. Such approval authorizes

the full range of development allowed by

the standards applicable to the base

zoning district.

Development in a base zoning district is

subject to predetermined standards set out

or referenced for the district i

n Section 3.2

throug

h Section 3.6.

For each base zoning district, regulations

set out the district’s purpose and the

intensity and dimensional standards

applicable in the district, and reference

other Ordinance standards generally

applicable to development in the district.

Each base zoning district also includes a

photo depicting a building form typical in

the district and an illustration depicting

how the district’s dimensional standards

apply to lots and typical building forms.

The illustration is intended to illustrate the

general character of the district; if a

standard shown in the illustration is

inconsistent with the table of intensity or

dimensional standards, the standards in the table shall govern.

(Ord. No. 2016-001, 05/10/2016)

B.

Conditional Zoning Districts

Conditional zoning districts (e.g., C-NAC) parallel each of the base zoning districts and are

established through the Town Council’s approval of a Conditional Rezoning (see Sectio

n 2.5.3)

, which

incorporates district-specific plans and conditions agreed to by the owner(s) of the rezoned land.

Table

3.1.1:

Zoning Districts

Established

B

ASE

D

ISTRICTS

Conservation Districts

Park/Greenway/Open Space (PGO) (Sec

. 3.2.2)

Residential Districts

Very Low Density Residential (VLDR) (Sec

. 3.3.2)

Low Density Residential (LDR) Sec

. 3.3.3)

Medium Density Residential (MDR) (Sec

. 3.3.4)

High Density Residential (HDR) (Sec

. 3.3.5)

Activity Center Districts

Neighborhood Activity Center (NAC) (Sec

. 3.4.2)

Business Activity Center (BAC) (Sec.

3.4.3)

Community Activity Center (CAC) (Sec.

3.4.4)

Regional Activity Center (RAC) (Sec

. 3.4.5)

Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) (Sec.

3.4.6)

Town Center Districts

Historic Crossroads Village (HCV) (Sec.

3.5.2)

Main Street (MS) Sec

. 3.5.3)

Town Center Commercial (TCC) (Sec

. 3.5.4)

Town Center Residential (TCR) (Sec

. 3.5.5)

Residential Transition (RT) (Sec

. 3.5.6)

Residential Neighborhood Preservation (RNP) (Sec

. 3.5.7)

Commercial and Industrial Districts

Corridor Commercial (CC) (Sec

. 3.6.2)

Office/Institutional (OI) (Sec

. 3.6.3)

Industrial Management (IM) (Sec

. 3.6.4)

C

ONDITIONAL

D

ISTRICTS

One parallel to each Base District above (e.g., C-NAC)

P

LANNED

D

EVELOPMENT

D

ISTRICTS

Mixed-Use Planned Development (MUPD) (Sec

. 3.7.2)

O

VERLAY

D

ISTRICTS

Airport Overlay-A (AO-A) (Sec

. 3.8.2)

Airport Overlay-B (AO-B) (Sec

. 3.8.2)

Floodplain Overlay (FO) (Se

c.3.8.3)

Town Center Conservation Overlay (TCCO) (Sec

. 3.8.4)

(Ord. No. 2014-022, 06/24/2014)