The Suburban Residential Zone is provided for low-density developments, especially areas which are suitable for development, but which must be serviced by individual wells and septic disposal systems because of the lack of readily accessible community facilities. Again, the exact zoning density must relate to availability of groundwater, suitability of soil, slope and other natural features. (Authorized density: one unit to two units per acre depending on site conditions.)

This VR-1 Zone shall specifically permit single-family dwellings at densities of one unit to two units per acre in addition to public parks and playgrounds, permitted home occupations[1] and accessory buildings or uses customarily incidental to the above uses.

The following uses may be permitted in the VR-1 Zone as special uses after a public hearing and a finding by the Board that such uses are necessary and desirable in a particular location:

The following are conditions where special restrictions shall apply to the uses allowed in this VR-1 Zone: same as VRE-1 Zone.