L-O (Limited Office): Zone intended to accommodate office space in locations that are served by primary roadways, but that are inappropriate for commercial development because of the proximity to residential uses.This zone conditionally allows up to 14.5 units per acre. N-O (Neighborhood Office): Zone intended for office uses serving nearby neighborhoods in buildings and on sites that are smaller than other office developments in other zoning districts at a maximum height of 35 feet.Similar lot area and widths to the R-1C zone, but with up to 43.5 units allowed per acre and a maximum height of 45 feet. R-3 (Multi-Family Residential): Zone intended for higher density residential development in close proximity to retail, employment, transit, and other concentrated uses.R-2 (Medium Density Residential): Zone intended for moderate densities integrated within neighborhoods with similar lot area, width and height to the R-1C zone, but with up to 14.5 units allowed per acre.Up to 17 units are allowed per acre at a maximum height of 35 feet Lot sizes and widths vary depending on location and attachment to other housing. R-1M (Town Lot Residential): Zone intended for narrow lots that can be developed in blocks for urban row houses or combined into wider lots for single family detached housing.R-1C (Single Family Residential, Urban): Zone intended for predominately single-family residential uses on interior lots of 5000 feet or larger (7000 feet for corner lots), with an average lot width of 50 feet (70 feet for corner lots), a maximum height of 35 feet and with up to 8.0 units allowed per acre.R-1B (Single Family Residential, Suburban): Zone intended for predominately single-family residential uses on lots 9,000 feet or larger, with an average lot width of 75 feet, a maximum height of 35 feet and with up to 4.8 units allowed per acre.

R-1A (Single Family Residential, Large Lot): Zone intended for predominately single-family residential uses on lots 20,000 feet or larger, with average lot width of 100 feet, a maximum height of 35 feet and with up to 2.1 units allowed per acre.

This may include lands for open space uses such as floodways, riparian areas, steep slopes and flood control facilities.

A-2 (Open Land, Reserve): Zone intended for permanent open space and to properly guide growth on the fringe areas of the city.

A-1 (Open Lands, Parks): Zone intended for larger land areas for development such as parks, schools, golf courses, agriculture and rural residential neighborhoods. This zone is also used as a holding zone until development occurs.

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