The zoning districts of the city are provided to achieve the purposes of the general plan, all adopted land use ordinances and the purposes of LUDMA.

1. Agricultural District (A-1). The A-1 District is provided to allow locations within the city devoted primarily to the raising of livestock, growing crops, and to preserve and protect the continued use of the property for agricultural purposes by excluding incompatible development. Additionally, this district is provided to allow very low-density residential uses compatible with the environmental values and qualities of the property. The A-1 District recognizes and allows existing agricultural and farming activities to continue, consistent with the provisions and requirements of the A-1 District.
   
2. Residential Agriculture District (RA-5). The R&A-5 District is provided to allow low-density residential uses with the opportunity for keeping of domestic livestock and the operation and maintenance of small farms and hobby farms. The primary land uses allowed are small farms, single-family dwellings, and associated and compatible accessory uses.
   
3. Residential Estates District (RE-20). The RE-20 District is provided for low-density residential estates neighborhoods with a quality of openness. This district is intended to promote, preserve, and protect single-family residential development. The principal land use allowed is single-family dwellings and accessory uses in recognition and sensitivity to the physical environment of the district.
   
4. Single-Family Residential (R-1-15, R-1-10 and R-1-8). The R-1-15, R- 1-10 and R-1-8 Districts are provided to maintain and allow opportunities for average sized lot single-family residential areas for single-family residential dwellings.
   
5. Multiple Residential (R-2-15, HDR-1 and HDR-2). The R-2-15, HDR-1 and HDR-2 Districts are provided to allow medium and high-density multiple family residential areas. These districts allow the development of single-family, duplex units, townhouses, condominiums and apartments to provide a full range of housing choices for city residents and amenities and conveniences in a pleasing and attractive residential environment with adequate light, air, open space, and landscaped areas.
   
6. Business Park (BP). The purpose of the BP District is to provide an attractive and nuisance free environment for the establishment of professional offices, light assembly and warehouse development in a campus-like and convenient setting.
7. Neighborhood Commercial (NC). The purpose of the NC District is to provide mixed-use transition areas between major roadways and high impact uses between residential neighborhoods.-
8. Regional Commercial (RC). The purpose of the RC District is to provide areas for the location of various types of commercial uses and activities needed to serve the residents of the city, and surrounding areas.
   
9. Flex Office & Industry (FOI). The purpose of the FOI District is to provide an area in the city to foster economic development, establish employment
   centers and provide flexible development standards to accommodate business expansion. Land uses in the FOI District will be concentrated in information technology, pharmaceuticals, light manufacturing, biotechnology, light industrial and business development and will primarily be contained within quality structures and limit external impacts to surrounding properties.
10. Manufacturing and Industrial (M and I-1): The purpose of the M and I-1 Districts is to recognize and provide for established manufacturing and industrial uses existing in the city and also provide an environment for larger and more intensive industrial uses that do not require, and may not be appropriate, for a nuisance free environment.
    
11. Open Space (OS): The purpose of the OS District is to establish areas for enhanced natural environments and outdoor recreation. This district is intended to preserve, maintain and protect open space resources; protect access to Utah Lake and to encourage development of a comprehensive network of permanent, multifunctional publicly and privately owned open spaces in the city.
    
12. Public Facilities (PF): The purpose of the PF District is to provide areas for public facilities and to recognize the public and institutional nature of particular parcels of land within the city. This district is intended to ensure that the public, quasi-public, and institutional uses of property is related to the policies of the general plan.
    
13. Special Purpose Zoning Districts. Special Purpose Zoning Districts are provided to meet specific needs and goals of the city as follows:
    
    1. Planned Development Overlay (PD). The PD District is provided as an overlay zoning district to allow residential development opportunities with a greater degree of flexibility than may be allowed by the underlying zoning districts. The PD District requires creativity and uniqueness in the proposed development with recognition of the environmental and community values existing on the development site. The PD District promotes the efficient use of all land resources and requires the provision of development and community amenities, with the preservation of the natural and scenic qualities of the development site.
       
    2. Regional Mixed Use (RMU). The purpose of the RMU District is to promote the goals of the general plan in areas of the city that are designated by the general plan for a combination of land uses in a mixed-use development pattern either horizontal or vertical design. This zoning designation recognizes that adherence to a traditional pattern of development standards would preclude the application of a more flexible approach. Commercial, employment, and residential uses are encouraged to be provided with intensities and densities that promote a mix of day and nighttime activities. Developments within this district shall be compatible with surrounding existing and planned land uses.
       
    3. Downtown Vineyard (DV). The purpose of the DV District is to facilitate the creation of an urban- style community center with places to visit, live, work, recreate, and shop. It promotes a mix of uses, including: residential, professional office, retail commercial, and community amenities. It also anticipates a future multi-modal transit hub with commuter rail, light rail, and bus service.
       
    4. Water’s Edge (WE). The WE District is a master planned community that includes a range of residential homes, from large homes on large lots to multi-family/condominium housing and is located within a network of open spaces including parks, trails, and native open areas. The WE District has been designed to promote an active family lifestyle where residents are encouraged to walk between neighborhoods and several community gathering places including the Utah Lake shoreline.
       
    5. The Forge Mixed Use (FMU). The FMU District is intended to encourage a mixture of commercial, office and residential uses within an urban neighborhood atmosphere. Development in the FMU District is intended to provide a pedestrian oriented, safe, and attractive streetscape, and a controlled and compatible setting for residential and commercial development. The standards are intended to achieve established objectives for urban and traditional design, pedestrian amenities, and land use regulation.
    6. The Geneva Road Mixed-Use (GRMU). This district is intended to encourage a mixture of commercial, office and residential uses along the Geneva Road corridor. Development in the District is intended to provide more intense commercial uses, safe and attractive streetscape, and a compatible setting for residential and commercial development. The cross access between the lots in the GRMU is vital to the design and function of the District. The standards are intended to establish objectives for the design of a mix of uses.