Bloomingdale City Zoning Code

ARTICLE V

- ZONING DISTRICT SCHEDULE

Sec. 500.- Table I. ]

DISTRICT	EXAMPLES OF BASIC INTENT AND USE	CONDITIONAL USES
R-A AGRICULTURAL	General farming, raising of farm animals and poultry. Single-family dwellings	Utilities, business and light industry related to agriculture
RA-1 AGRICULTURAL	All uses included in R-A plus individual mobile homes added.
PEH PARK, EDUCATION, AND HEALTH	Parks, recreation, public and private schools, hospitals	Private day care centers, clinics, cemeteries
PW PUBLIC WORKS	Utilities, maintenance facilities, public garages, fire stations	Radio transmitting tower; waste disposal treatment
R-1 ONE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL	Low density single-family dwellings	Churches
R-2 ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL	Medium density one- and two-family dwellings, R-1 uses	Churches, day care and elderly care facilities
R-3 MULTIPLE UNIT RESIDENTIAL	Medium-high density residential, multiple- family units R-1 and R-2 uses	Churches, day care and elderly care facilities
PUD PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT	All residential family units, agricultural, group housing, commercial, office or planned high standard combinations, industry, mobile homes, PW uses, and PEH uses	All uses are conditional
O-I OFFICE-INSTITUTIONAL	Office, public or semipublic institutional use, club, related nonretail use	Related services, limited retail business with parking in rear or side yard
C-1 CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT	Shops, services and offices to serve regional trade area	Drive-in service
C-2 GENERAL COMMERCIAL	Retail, wholesale, storage and services	Off-site signs, repair garages. R-1 uses.
I-1 INTENSIVE INDUSTRY	Limited manufacturing, warehouses, repair garages, industrial parks	C-2 uses
I-2 EXTENSIVE INDUSTRY	General manufacturing, large space users, I-1 uses.	C-2 uses, junk, salvage yards.
N-C	Convenient stores and services, R-1[uses].	Auto service stations
MHP	Mobile home park	None
PDOD PLANNED DEVELOPMENT OVERLAY DISTRICT	Areas within which comprehensive development plans shall be prepared and/or reviewed by the planning commission and approved by the mayor and council in order to secure an orderly development pattern	Those uses permitted in such districts shall be those uses permitted in the zoning district which they overlay

(Ord. of 11-21-2002(1), § 1; Ord. of 2-6-2003(2), § 2)

[Sec. 501. - Table II.]

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS**						MAXIMUM LIMITATIONS
Lot Area (Square Feet)	Lot Width	Front Yard Setback	Side Yard	Corner Side Yard	Rear Yard	Total Building Coverage	Height in Stories	District
15,000*	100′	35′	10′	20′	25′	25%	2	R-A, R-A-1, R-1
20,000	125′	35′	15′	20′	25′	25%	2	R-A, R-A-1
—	—	35′	25′	35′	25′	25%	3	PEH
20,000	125′	35′	15′	20′	25′	25%	2	R-1
20,000 + 2,000 2nd unit	125′	35′	15′	20′	25′	25%	2	R-2
2 acres	—	25′	—	20′	—	—	3	PUD
15,000	100′	25′	10′	20′	15′	40%	3	OI
20,000	125′	25′	— 10′ adj. res.	20′	15′ 25′ adj. res.	45%	3	NC
15,000	100	25′	—	20′	—	90%	3	C-1
15,000	100′ 60′ adj. res.	25′	—	20′	15′ 25′ adj. res.	45%	2	C-2
15,000	100′ 90′ adj. res.	25′	12′	22′	15′ 25′ adj. res.	35%	2	I-1
15,000	100′ 110′ adj. res.	50′	15′ 25′ adj. res.	25′	15′ 25′ adj. res.	25%	2	I-2

* Lots with public sewer (with or without public water).

** Lot size requirements shall not be required of lots originally laid out in the original map of Bloomingdale (Pierce Tract), copy located at city hall.

NOTE: Lots without public sewer are subject to Chatham County Health Department regulations for septic systems.

(Ord. of 11-18-1999(1), § 1)

[Sec. 502. - Table III.]

MINIMUM SETBACK REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCESSORY STRUCTURES

Lot Area (Square Feet)	Front Yard Setback	Side Yard Setback	Corner Side Yard Setback	Rear Yard Setback	District
15,000+	35′	10′	20′	15′	R-A, R-A-1, R-1

(Ord. of 11-18-1999(1), § 1)

Bloomingdale City Zoning Code

ARTICLE V

- ZONING DISTRICT SCHEDULE

Sec. 500.- Table I. ]

DISTRICT	EXAMPLES OF BASIC INTENT AND USE	CONDITIONAL USES
R-A AGRICULTURAL	General farming, raising of farm animals and poultry. Single-family dwellings	Utilities, business and light industry related to agriculture
RA-1 AGRICULTURAL	All uses included in R-A plus individual mobile homes added.
PEH PARK, EDUCATION, AND HEALTH	Parks, recreation, public and private schools, hospitals	Private day care centers, clinics, cemeteries
PW PUBLIC WORKS	Utilities, maintenance facilities, public garages, fire stations	Radio transmitting tower; waste disposal treatment
R-1 ONE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL	Low density single-family dwellings	Churches
R-2 ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL	Medium density one- and two-family dwellings, R-1 uses	Churches, day care and elderly care facilities
R-3 MULTIPLE UNIT RESIDENTIAL	Medium-high density residential, multiple- family units R-1 and R-2 uses	Churches, day care and elderly care facilities
PUD PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT	All residential family units, agricultural, group housing, commercial, office or planned high standard combinations, industry, mobile homes, PW uses, and PEH uses	All uses are conditional
O-I OFFICE-INSTITUTIONAL	Office, public or semipublic institutional use, club, related nonretail use	Related services, limited retail business with parking in rear or side yard
C-1 CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT	Shops, services and offices to serve regional trade area	Drive-in service
C-2 GENERAL COMMERCIAL	Retail, wholesale, storage and services	Off-site signs, repair garages. R-1 uses.
I-1 INTENSIVE INDUSTRY	Limited manufacturing, warehouses, repair garages, industrial parks	C-2 uses
I-2 EXTENSIVE INDUSTRY	General manufacturing, large space users, I-1 uses.	C-2 uses, junk, salvage yards.
N-C	Convenient stores and services, R-1[uses].	Auto service stations
MHP	Mobile home park	None
PDOD PLANNED DEVELOPMENT OVERLAY DISTRICT	Areas within which comprehensive development plans shall be prepared and/or reviewed by the planning commission and approved by the mayor and council in order to secure an orderly development pattern	Those uses permitted in such districts shall be those uses permitted in the zoning district which they overlay

(Ord. of 11-21-2002(1), § 1; Ord. of 2-6-2003(2), § 2)

[Sec. 501. - Table II.]

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS**						MAXIMUM LIMITATIONS
Lot Area (Square Feet)	Lot Width	Front Yard Setback	Side Yard	Corner Side Yard	Rear Yard	Total Building Coverage	Height in Stories	District
15,000*	100′	35′	10′	20′	25′	25%	2	R-A, R-A-1, R-1
20,000	125′	35′	15′	20′	25′	25%	2	R-A, R-A-1
—	—	35′	25′	35′	25′	25%	3	PEH
20,000	125′	35′	15′	20′	25′	25%	2	R-1
20,000 + 2,000 2nd unit	125′	35′	15′	20′	25′	25%	2	R-2
2 acres	—	25′	—	20′	—	—	3	PUD
15,000	100′	25′	10′	20′	15′	40%	3	OI
20,000	125′	25′	— 10′ adj. res.	20′	15′ 25′ adj. res.	45%	3	NC
15,000	100	25′	—	20′	—	90%	3	C-1
15,000	100′ 60′ adj. res.	25′	—	20′	15′ 25′ adj. res.	45%	2	C-2
15,000	100′ 90′ adj. res.	25′	12′	22′	15′ 25′ adj. res.	35%	2	I-1
15,000	100′ 110′ adj. res.	50′	15′ 25′ adj. res.	25′	15′ 25′ adj. res.	25%	2	I-2

* Lots with public sewer (with or without public water).

** Lot size requirements shall not be required of lots originally laid out in the original map of Bloomingdale (Pierce Tract), copy located at city hall.

NOTE: Lots without public sewer are subject to Chatham County Health Department regulations for septic systems.

(Ord. of 11-18-1999(1), § 1)

[Sec. 502. - Table III.]

MINIMUM SETBACK REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCESSORY STRUCTURES

Lot Area (Square Feet)	Front Yard Setback	Side Yard Setback	Corner Side Yard Setback	Rear Yard Setback	District
15,000+	35′	10′	20′	15′	R-A, R-A-1, R-1

(Ord. of 11-18-1999(1), § 1)

Bloomingdale City Zoning Code

ARTICLE V

- ZONING DISTRICT SCHEDULE

Sec. 500.- Table I. ]

DISTRICT	EXAMPLES OF BASIC INTENT AND USE	CONDITIONAL USES
R-A AGRICULTURAL	General farming, raising of farm animals and poultry. Single-family dwellings	Utilities, business and light industry related to agriculture
RA-1 AGRICULTURAL	All uses included in R-A plus individual mobile homes added.
PEH PARK, EDUCATION, AND HEALTH	Parks, recreation, public and private schools, hospitals	Private day care centers, clinics, cemeteries
PW PUBLIC WORKS	Utilities, maintenance facilities, public garages, fire stations	Radio transmitting tower; waste disposal treatment
R-1 ONE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL	Low density single-family dwellings	Churches
R-2 ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL	Medium density one- and two-family dwellings, R-1 uses	Churches, day care and elderly care facilities
R-3 MULTIPLE UNIT RESIDENTIAL	Medium-high density residential, multiple- family units R-1 and R-2 uses	Churches, day care and elderly care facilities
PUD PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT	All residential family units, agricultural, group housing, commercial, office or planned high standard combinations, industry, mobile homes, PW uses, and PEH uses	All uses are conditional
O-I OFFICE-INSTITUTIONAL	Office, public or semipublic institutional use, club, related nonretail use	Related services, limited retail business with parking in rear or side yard
C-1 CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT	Shops, services and offices to serve regional trade area	Drive-in service
C-2 GENERAL COMMERCIAL	Retail, wholesale, storage and services	Off-site signs, repair garages. R-1 uses.
I-1 INTENSIVE INDUSTRY	Limited manufacturing, warehouses, repair garages, industrial parks	C-2 uses
I-2 EXTENSIVE INDUSTRY	General manufacturing, large space users, I-1 uses.	C-2 uses, junk, salvage yards.
N-C	Convenient stores and services, R-1[uses].	Auto service stations
MHP	Mobile home park	None
PDOD PLANNED DEVELOPMENT OVERLAY DISTRICT	Areas within which comprehensive development plans shall be prepared and/or reviewed by the planning commission and approved by the mayor and council in order to secure an orderly development pattern	Those uses permitted in such districts shall be those uses permitted in the zoning district which they overlay

(Ord. of 11-21-2002(1), § 1; Ord. of 2-6-2003(2), § 2)

[Sec. 501. - Table II.]

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS**						MAXIMUM LIMITATIONS
Lot Area (Square Feet)	Lot Width	Front Yard Setback	Side Yard	Corner Side Yard	Rear Yard	Total Building Coverage	Height in Stories	District
15,000*	100′	35′	10′	20′	25′	25%	2	R-A, R-A-1, R-1
20,000	125′	35′	15′	20′	25′	25%	2	R-A, R-A-1
—	—	35′	25′	35′	25′	25%	3	PEH
20,000	125′	35′	15′	20′	25′	25%	2	R-1
20,000 + 2,000 2nd unit	125′	35′	15′	20′	25′	25%	2	R-2
2 acres	—	25′	—	20′	—	—	3	PUD
15,000	100′	25′	10′	20′	15′	40%	3	OI
20,000	125′	25′	— 10′ adj. res.	20′	15′ 25′ adj. res.	45%	3	NC
15,000	100	25′	—	20′	—	90%	3	C-1
15,000	100′ 60′ adj. res.	25′	—	20′	15′ 25′ adj. res.	45%	2	C-2
15,000	100′ 90′ adj. res.	25′	12′	22′	15′ 25′ adj. res.	35%	2	I-1
15,000	100′ 110′ adj. res.	50′	15′ 25′ adj. res.	25′	15′ 25′ adj. res.	25%	2	I-2

* Lots with public sewer (with or without public water).

** Lot size requirements shall not be required of lots originally laid out in the original map of Bloomingdale (Pierce Tract), copy located at city hall.

NOTE: Lots without public sewer are subject to Chatham County Health Department regulations for septic systems.

(Ord. of 11-18-1999(1), § 1)

[Sec. 502. - Table III.]

MINIMUM SETBACK REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCESSORY STRUCTURES

Lot Area (Square Feet)	Front Yard Setback	Side Yard Setback	Corner Side Yard Setback	Rear Yard Setback	District
15,000+	35′	10′	20′	15′	R-A, R-A-1, R-1

(Ord. of 11-18-1999(1), § 1)