Zoning
Zones in Title 31
No land shall be used contrary to zoning laws enacted pursuant to this Chapter. The state legislature may adopt additional use zones to the extent additional use zones do not conflict with this Chapter or other controlling law. The use zones are defined as follows:
R1 Residential-1: single-family residential – low density
R2 Residential-2: single-family residential – medium density
R3 Residential-3: multi-family residential
RC Residential-Commercial: mixed residential and commercial-office
C Commercial: commercial-office with restriction on the size of warehouses
RV Resort Center: Visitor’s Facilities
TC Transportation Center: transportation facilities
I1 Industrial-1: industrial, including warehousing and limited commercial
I2 Industrial-2: offensive industrial uses, e.g. slaughterhouses, fish canneries, sewage treatment plants
P Public: public and quasi-public facilities
V Village: low density areas of limited size with multiple land uses
A Agriculture: all types of agriculture uses
C Conservation: public open spaces and recreation areas, wilderness and beach areas, land reserved for control of flooding and soil erosion, and other uses not detrimental to a multiple use conservation concept
W Watershed: area reserved to protect domestic water sources with no development allowed
HP Historic Preservation: sites of historical, archaeological, and biological interest
PD Planned Development: relatively large residential, commercial, and other use areas planned as integrated developments
F Floating Zone: future nonconforming uses in the public interest, e.g. to allow future electrical substation in R zone
MZ Mixed-use Zone: use areas containing two or more zones
… shall not apply to buildings or structures existing on the effective date
… shall apply to any change of use of a structure or land