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Central Point City Zoning Code

17.12 Zoning

Districts

17.12.010 Purpose.

The purpose of this chapter is to establish zoning district for every unit of land (i.e., parcel, lot, tract, right-of-way) within the city of Central Point consistent with the comprehensive plan. Units of land may also be designated within one or more overlay zones. It is also the purpose of this chapter to specify how zoning district boundaries are determined. The use of land shall be limited to uses allowed by applicable zone(s). (Ord. 2120 §10, 2024).

17.12.020 Zoning district classification.

For the purposes of this title, the following zones are established by the city:

Abbreviation

District

Chapter Reference

 

R-L

Residential low-density

17.16

 

R-1

Residential single-family

17.20

 

R-2

Residential two-family

17.24

 

R-3

Residential multiple-family

17.28

 

C-N

Neighborhood convenience shopping

17.32

 

C-4

Tourist and office-professional

17.44

 

C-5

Thoroughfare commercial

17.46

 

M-1

Industrial

17.48

 

M-2

Industrial general

17.52

 

B.C.G.

Bear Creek Greenway

17.54

 

OS

Parks and Open Space

17.30

 

TOD

Transit oriented development overlay

17.65, 17.66, 17.67

 

LMR

Low mix residential

17.65

 

MMR

Medium mix residential

17.65

 

HMR

High mix residential

17.65

 

EC

Employment commercial

17.65

 

GC

General commercial

17.65

 

C

Civic

17.65

 

OS

Open space

17.65

(Ord. 2120 §10, 2024).

17.12.030 Zoning district boundary determination.

This section sets forth criteria to be used in determining the location of any zoning district boundary as shown on the zoning map. Zoning district boundaries, as shown on the city of Central Point zoning map, shall be construed to follow:

A. City limit lines.

B. Platted lot lines or other property lines as shown on the Jackson County assessor’s plat maps.

C. The centerline of street, railroad or irrigation district rights-of-way.

D. The centerline of streams or other water courses as measured at mean low water, and, in the event of a natural change in location of the centerline of such water course, the zoning district boundary shall be construed as moving with the channel centerline. (Ord. 2120 §10, 2024).