Chesterfield County Unincorporated

The Semi-Rural Neighborhood (SR) District provides for residential development on larger lot sizes ranging from two acres to half-acre. ... The standards in Table 19.2-10.1, SR Lot and Building Standards, reflect a base development pattern and two options for single-family development: Base (2 acres), Option 1 (1 acre), Option 2 (half-acre).

The SR District provides for residential development on larger lot sizes ranging from two acres to half-acre.

The Suburban Community (SC) District provides for quality single-family neighborhoods ... The standards in Table 19.2-11.1, SC Lot and Building Standards, reflect a single-family base development pattern and two single-family options served by public water and wastewater: Base (third-acre 14,500 sf), Option 1 (quarter-acre 11,000 sf), Option 2 (fifth-acre 8,000 sf).

The SC District provides for quality single-family neighborhoods... base pattern provides for large lot residences on third-acre (14,500 sf.) lots.

The Semi-Urban Neighborhood (SU) District provides for single-family dwellings on smaller lots. ... The standards in Table 19.2-12.1, SU Lot and Building Standards, reflect a base development pattern and two options all requiring connection to public water and wastewater systems: Base (7,500 sf), Option 1 (6,000 sf), Option 2 (4,500 sf).

The SU District provides for single-family dwellings on smaller lots... base pattern provides for single-family uses on 7,500 square foot lots.

The Transition Residential (TR) District provides for single-family attached dwellings and low-rise apartment buildings and complexes. ... The standards in Table 19.2-13.1, TR Lot and Building Standards, reflect a base development pattern and one option both requiring connection to public water and wastewater systems: Base (townhouse), Option 1 (multi-family).

The TR District provides for single-family attached dwellings and low-rise apartment buildings... base pattern provides for townhouse-style development.

The Urban Residential (UR) District provides for single-family attached, multi-family, and vertically integrated mixed-use buildings and developments. ... The standards in Table 19.2-14.1, UR Lot and Building Standards, reflect a base development pattern and two options all of which require the use of public water and wastewater systems.

The UR District provides for single-family attached, multi-family, and vertically integrated mixed-use buildings... require connection to the public water and wastewater systems.

The Alternative Residential (AR) District provides for a variety of different types and arrangements of housing that may be constructed or manufactured on- or off-site ... The standards in Table 19.2-15.1 reflect a base development pattern and one option: Base (individually platted lots), Option 1 (common lot).

The AR District provides for a variety of different types and arrangements of housing... base pattern provides for innovative housing options on individually platted lots.

The Neighborhood Business (NB) District provides for small-scale and neighborhood serving commercial, office, retail and service uses. ... The standards in Table 19.2-16.1, NB Lot and Building Standards, reflect a base pattern and one option.

The NB District provides for small-scale and neighborhood serving commercial, office, retail and service uses.

Buildings that are within 200 feet of a single-family or townhouse use, or property zoned Agricultural and reflected as residential on the Land Use Plan Map, shall be restricted to 5,000 sf., except for child day care center, where the maximum size shall be restricted to 12,000 sf.

The Corridor Commercial (CC) District provides for a variety of commercial, office, retail, and service uses ... The standards in Table 19.2-17.1, CC Lot and Building Standards, reflect a base pattern and two options.

Maximum height shall increase to 150' for a hotel, office, or hospital.

Single-family development is allowed in this district subject to the SU standards, except for amenity space. Townhouse development is allowed in this district subject to the UR standards, except for amenity space.

Within 200 feet of a developed residential neighborhood, the height shall not exceed 60'. Maximum height can equal the height of a residential structure within 100' of the common boundary if greater than 60'.

Within 200 feet of a developed residential neighborhood, the height shall not exceed 60'. Maximum height can equal the height of a residential structure within 100' of the common boundary if greater than 60'.