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Brunswick City Zoning Code

ARTICLE II

ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICTS

Sec. 23-2-1.- Division into districts.

For the purpose of these regulations, the City of Brunswick, Georgia, is hereby divided into 18 districts (including three overlay districts) designated as follows:

Residential Districts
• R-9 One Family Residential District
• R-6 One Family Residential District
• GR General Residential District
• MH Mobile Home District
Office and Commercial Districts
• OC Office—Commercial District
• NC Neighborhood Commercial District (Formerly Local Commercial)
• GC General Commercial District
• HC Highway Commercial District
• CR Commercial Recreation District
Mixed Use/Central City Core/Historic District
• MUCCH Mixed Use, City Core, Historic District
Industrial Districts
• BI Basic Industrial District
• GI General Industrial District
• LI Limited Industrial
Institutional District
• I Institutional District
Planned Development Districts
• PD Planned Development—General
Overlay Districts
• Liberty Harbor PD Overlay
• Parkwood Village PD—TN Height Overlay
• U.S. 17 Overlay
Conservation Preservation District

 

(Ord. No. 1081, 9-20-2023)

Sec. 23-2-2. - District boundaries.

The location and boundaries of each district are as shown on a map entitled "Official Zoning Map of Brunswick and Glynn County, Georgia," heretofore adopted on February 3, 1965 as amended, and as may be amended from time to time after that date. Said map, together with the explanatory writing and other entries thereon, consisting of multiple panels, has been and shall continue to be a part of this zoning ordinance until such time that a new and updated map of the city showing the current and correct location and boundaries of each district can be prepared by the city engineer. When such a new map is approved by vote of the city commission, then that new map shall become the official zoning map of the City of Brunswick and automatically replace the previous map as a part of this article. Said new map shall be updated periodically by the city engineer to update it to reflect any re-zonings which may occur in the future and shall be retained permanently in the office of the city engineer. The map of February 3, 1965, as amended, referred to above shall be permanently retained by the city engineer for future reference.

(Ord. No. 1081, 9-20-2023)

Sec. 23-2-3. - Interpretation of district boundaries.

The following rules shall apply where uncertainty exists with respect to the district boundaries as shown on the zoning map:

(1)

District boundaries indicated as approximately following the centerlines within the right-of-way lines of streets, highways, alleys, railways or public utility easements shall be construed to follow such centerlines.

(2)

District boundaries indicated as approximately following lot or tract lines, whether public or private, shall be construed to follow such lines.

(3)

District boundaries indicated as approximately following incorporated area or county limit lines, military reservation boundary lines, militia district lines or special district lines, as amended from time to time, shall be construed to follow such lines.

(4)

District boundaries indicated as approximately following the centerlines, right-of-way or shore lines of streams, rivers, canals, channels or other waterways shall be construed to follow such centerlines, right-of-way lines or shore lines.

(5)

District boundaries indicated within the area known as the Atlantic Ocean shall be construed to be parallel to, and 500 feet seaward from, adjacent land or marsh shore lines at all times.

(6)

District boundaries indicated as being approximately parallel to, or extensions of, features or lines listed hereinabove shall be so construed. Distances not specifically indicated on the zoning map shall be determined according to the scale of the map.

(Ord. No. 1081, 9-20-2023)