R-1 Single-Family Residential District. R-l districts are intended to be single-family residential areas with detached units and low population densities. Use regulations allow limited nonresidential use, which are compatible with the character of the district.

R-2 Duplex and Single-Family Residential District. R-2 districts are intended for one and two-family detached units and low to medium population density. Uses include those in R-1 districts plus garage apartments and duplexes. Certain uses to serve governmental, recreational, and religious needs are permitted. The regulations are designed to encourage a stable and healthy environment for one and two-family dwellings, and to discourage encroachment by commercial, industrial, or other uses adversely affecting the residential character of the district.

R-3 General Residential District. This district is intended for medium density residential purposes, including single-family detached units, duplexes, and multifamily units. Manufactured home parks are permitted as special exceptions upon approval of the Board of Zoning Appeals. Certain uses to serve governmental, recreational and religious needs are permitted.

MU Mixed Use District. The MU district is intended to be used primarily for business office and personal service uses. Some limited retail uses and one- and two-family residential uses are permitted.

C-1 General Commercial District. C-1 district is intended to accommodate business uses in the Town center and along traffic arteries primarily engaged in sale of durable goods, equipment, services, and recreational facilities.

P-1 Public and Semi-Public District. The P-1 district is intended to accommodate establishments relating to health, religious, educational, and governmental uses. The nature of these uses requires that they be located in areas with adequate access and also be near the residential areas they serve. This district is intended to be exclusive of residential and commercial uses. For purposes of this district, a nursing home or care facility for the ill and/or aged is not considered a residential use.

LI Limited Industrial District. This district is intended to permit light industrial and commercial uses, which do not create nuisances, by noise or emissions beyond the premises.

BI Basic Industrial District. This district is established for a wide variety of industrial uses involving research, manufacturing, processing, assembly, storage, landfill, mining, and all uses permitted in the LI District.

MPD Mixed-Use Planned Development District:

Mixed-use criteria. The intent of mixed use is to provide a variety of uses that are compatible and complement each other. Mixed uses encourage live/work/shop opportunities that are not automobile dependent. An MPD shall not be approved as a means of circumventing primary zoning district regulations by proposing one different use component in an otherwise single-use development that does not meet primary zoning standards. For example, a development with all single-family detached units with smaller lots, alternate setbacks, or other dimensions that do not meet general zoning district requirements, coupled with a single commercial establishment, does not meet the standards of a Mixed-Use Planned Development. Although a variety of complementary housing styles, materials, and sizes (bungalow, split-level, two-story, brick, stucco, etc.) is encouraged, a variety of housing styles alone does not constitute a residential mixed-use. A mix of residential uses also requires a variety of housing types: traditional single-family detached, patio homes, townhouses, multifamily, duplex, etc.

D-1 Development District. This district is intended to provide for large tracts of land located primarily on the fringe of urban growth where the predominant character of urban development has not yet been fully established, but where the current characteristics of use are predominantly residential or agricultural with scattered related uses. It is further recognized that future demand for developable land will generate requests for amendments in zone designations to remove land from the D-1 classification and place it into other more intensely developed classifications as a natural consequence of urban expansion.

LPD Legacy Planned Development District. This district is intended to provide a new zoning district designation for properties that were zoned as Planned Development District at the time of the 2019 amendment creating this district. An LPD recognizes certain basic features of the District as approved by the Pine Ridge Town Council at the time of initial zoning as a Planned Development District but also provides certain revisions as to design to facilitate the future build out of the subdivision development.