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Comparison Table of Land Use Element/Map
<br /> Orange County vs. Durham City-County
<br /> Orange County Durham City-County
<br /> 10-year Transition: Zoning Districts: Density: Residential: Zoning Districts: Density:
<br /> Lands located in areas that are in the • R1 • 1 DU/acre Land designated for buildings • RS-20 • 2 DU/acre
<br /> process of changing from rural to • R2 • 2 DU/acre consisting only of dwelling units. • RS-10 • 3 DU/acre
<br /> urban densities and/or intensities, • R3 • 2.9 DU/acre • Very Low Density(2 DU/acre) • RS-8 • 5 DU/acre
<br /> that are suitable for higher • R4 • 4.3 DU/acre • Low Density(4 DU/acre) • RS-5 • 8-10 DU/acre
<br /> densities/intensities and could be • R5 • 5.8 DU/acre
<br /> provided with public utilities and • R8 • 8.7 DU/acre
<br /> services within the first 10-year • R13 • 14.5 DU/acre
<br /> phase of the Plan update or where
<br /> such utilities are services are already
<br /> present or planned.Non-residential rt
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<br /> uses implemented in accordance *Information from *information from Durham P)
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<br /> with small area plans and/or overlay Durham Unified Unified Development
<br /> *Information from 2030 *information from *Information from Durham Comprehensive districts may be appropriate. P Development Ordinance,Article 6.3
<br /> ment Comprehensive Plan, Orange County UDO, (D
<br /> *Information from 2030 Comprehensive Plan, Plan,Chapter 2,Land Use Element, Ordinance,Article 4.2.2, Residential Suburban
<br /> Appendix F:Land Use Article 3 Development Teir,pg 2-18&19; Chapter 18 Residential Suburban Development rt
<br /> Chapter 5:Land Use Element,Section 5.3,pg and Zoning Matrix,pg.F-
<br /> 5-15. Appendices,pg.8-12 Density
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<br /> Economic Development: Zoning Districts: Density: Industrial: Zoning Districts: Density:
<br /> Land in transition areas of the • EDE-1 • No requirement. The manufacture, production,and • Industrial • 30,000/sq.ft.
<br /> County which has been specifically • EDE-2 Density based processing of consumer goods. • Industrial Light • 25,000/sq.ft.
<br /> targeted for economic development compliance with Industrial is often divided into
<br /> activity consisting of light industrial, site ratio "heavy industrial" uses,such as
<br /> distribution,office,service/retail requirements. construction yards,quarrying,and
<br /> uses and flex space(typically one • Open space, factories;and "light industrial"
<br /> story building designed,constructed, floor area, uses,such as research and
<br /> and marketed as suitable for use as ped/landscaping development and less intensive
<br /> offices but able to accommodate warehousing and manufacturing.
<br /> other uses such as a warehouse,
<br /> showroom, manufacturing,
<br /> assembly,or similar operations).
<br /> Such areas are located adjacent to
<br /> interstate and major arterial
<br /> highways,and subject to special *Information from 2030 *Information from *Information from Durham
<br /> design criteria and performance Comprehensive Plan, Durham Unified Unified Development
<br /> Appendix F:Land Use *Information from Durham Comprehensive Development Ordinance,Article 6.10,
<br /> standards. *Information from Plan,Chapter 2,Land Use Element, Nonresidential District
<br /> and Zoning Matrix,pg.F- Ordinance,Article 4.3.6
<br /> 'Information from 2030 Comprehensive Plan, 3 Orange County UDO, Development Teir,pg 2-18&19; Chapter 18 and 4.3.7, Development Intensity
<br /> Chapter5:Land Use Element,Section 5.3,pg Article 3 Appendices,pg.8-18 Nonresidential District rn
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