Suffolk
Zoning districts
8 districts, grouped by category.
Commercial
2Industrial
2Mixed use
1General provisions
108 rules that bind every district rather than one — sign regulations, parking, floodplain and the rest of the code’s citywide chapters.
The Administrator may grant administrative exemptions to the district height regulations to permit reasonable increases in height for the following situations: Church spires, belfries, cupolas, monuments, chimneys, water towers, fire towers, cooling towers, radio and television antennas may be permitted to exceed the height stipulated in the district regulations by no more than 25 percent if attached to a building, or to a maximum of 100 feet if free-standing. Parapet walls or similar structures may exceed the maximum height limit by not more than four feet. ... buildings which are accessory to a single-story building may be constructed to a maximum height not exceeding 1.25 times the height of the principal building. In cases where this is permitted, the accessory building shall be separated from the principal building by a distance of at least 20 feet.
No building shall exceed 10,000 square feet in gross area. The proposed use shall be located on a lot adjoining the intersection of an arterial road with another arterial road or collector road.
No major subdivision plat shall be approved unless the proposed development is served by the central water system of the City of Suffolk and the central sewer system of the City of Suffolk.
No subdivision plat shall be approved unless the proposed development is served by the central water system of the City of Suffolk. Wastewater may be treated through a septic system.
No subdivision plat shall be approved unless the proposed development is served by the central water system of the City of Suffolk and the central wastewater system of the City of Suffolk.
No subdivision plat shall be approved unless the proposed development is served by the central water system of the City of Suffolk and the central wastewater system of the City of Suffolk.
No subdivision plat shall be approved unless the proposed development is served by the central water system of the City of Suffolk and the central wastewater system of the City of Suffolk.
No subdivision plat shall be approved unless the proposed development is served by the central water system of the City of Suffolk and the central wastewater system of the City of Suffolk.
No subdivision plat shall be approved unless the proposed development is served by the central water system of the City of Suffolk and the central wastewater system of the City of Suffolk.
Single-family dwellings shall be restricted to mid-block locations and shall abut a local street, urban collector, or arterial street.
Residential mixed-use dwellings shall be permitted above the first floor of any building with commercial and/or retail uses on the ground floor.
Buildings or other structures, including parking lots, erected closer than fifty (50) feet when adjacent to any area developed or zoned as a residential zoning district shall be screened.
No buildings or other structures, including parking lots, shall be erected closer than thirty (30) feet when adjacent to any area developed or zoned as a Residential Zoning District.
Subdivision or site plan approval shall be required for any use in the FRRD zoning district prior to construction.
For purposes of this Section, a 'density bonus' refers to additional dwelling units or floor area permitted on a property, pursuant to a Conditional Use Permit, by applying the criteria established in this Subsection.
Parcels located in the following zoning districts and which meet the following criteria may transfer development rights in accordance with the procedures set forth in this Subsection: (i) Agricultural Preservation Sending Areas. Any parcel, or portion of a parcel, which: a. Is zoned A, RR or RE; and b. The agricultural land is rated as Prime Farmland...
The following districts are hereby designed as receiving districts for purposes of transferring transferable development rights: CBD Central Business District; PD Planned Area Development District; VC Village Center; TND Traditional Neighborhood Development District.
No parcel of less than 20 acres shall be rezoned to a PD.
The cluster option is a compact development form... Minimum area: Ten acres for RR, RE, RL, RLM, RM.
The hamlet is a small neighborhood clustered around a defined public space... Minimum area: Ten acres. Maximum area: 100 acres.
Source documents
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