Oakwood, Georgia

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3rd Oct 2023

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What is the Land Use Allocation in Oakwood, GA?

The following table illustrates how land is allocated for various uses within Oakwood, GA as defined by city ordinances.

Permitted Use Type	Permitted Use Sub Type	Percentage	Area(sq. m)
parking		57.23%	3086.60
	parking garage or lot	57.23%	3086.60
industrial		32.15%	1733.66
	contractors office	57.23%	3086.60
	hazardous materials handling or processing	13.54%	730.22
	equipment rental and repair services (excluding automobiles)	35.50%	1914.54
	mining, excavation and resource extraction	13.54%	730.22
	mills, plants, and other processing facilities	31.97%	1724.15
	storage and warehouses	60.77%	3277.00
	manufacturing	31.97%	1724.15
	general industrial	32.15%	1733.66
residential		48.01%	2588.87
	two family dwelling	1.05%	56.75
	dwellings (unspecified)	8.45%	455.64
	communal housing	31.22%	1683.63
	mobile and floating homes	3.53%	190.40
	accessory dwelling unit	12.38%	667.64
	multi family dwelling	10.45%	563.49
	single family dwelling	48.01%	2588.87
mechanical		35.50%	1914.54
	utility structures	57.23%	3086.60
	communication towers	35.50%	1914.54
agriculture		3.53%	190.40
	agricultural and hunting	3.53%	190.40
other		9.58%	516.39
	accessory	76.62%	4132.16
	multiple	72.77%	3924.17
	uncategorized	9.58%	516.39
retail		63.19%	3407.78
	eating and drinking establishments	27.07%	1459.67
	restricted retail	25.26%	1362.46
	professional services	27.69%	1493.23
	general retail	31.22%	1683.63
	personal services	63.19%	3407.78
community		3.53%	190.40
	medical	63.19%	3407.78
	public, quasi-public, and government	76.65%	4133.40
	schools and universities	44.65%	2408.02
	transportation facilities and infrastructure	3.53%	190.40
lodging		25.26%	1362.46
	hotel/motel	25.26%	1362.46
commercial		31.97%	1724.15
	professional office	27.71%	1494.47
	general commercial	28.17%	1519.19
	entertainment	57.23%	3086.60
	non-retail sales	27.69%	1493.23
	automobile related uses	57.23%	3086.60
	research and laboratory facilities	31.97%	1724.15

What is Zoning Code?

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