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-J g. LI, Light Industrial District. PURPOSE: To provide areas for the development and regulation of light industry. Generally, light industrial areas are located in close proximity of high capacity roadways or rail facilities and existing development. Regulated to enhance the compatibility of light industrial uses within the Commercial and Residential districts. h. R/0, Recreational/Open Space District. PURPOSE: To regulate development in those areas that have significant natural amenities such as trees, terrain, and water resources, and to regulate development for recreational purposes in areas which have significant public or private recreational potential. i. PUD, Planned Unit Development District. PURPOSE: To provide an area where a development plan may include single or mixed uses and which is intended to create a more flexible, innovative and efficient approach to land use planning and the use of the parcel. The lot or parcel must be, at a minimum, 3 acres in size to qualify to be designated as a PUD. Examples: Apache Medical Building Et Silver Lake Village (formerly Apache Plaza). With the exception of the PUD Zoning District, all the zoning districts have and include the following sections: PERMITTED USES: These are uses that are specific to that zoning district and are only allowed in this district. PERMITTED CONDITIONAL USES: This section provides information on those uses that are allowed ONLY under certain conditions in the district as recommended by the Planning Commission and approved by the City Council in a Conditional Use Permit (CUP). PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES: Accessory uses are those uses that are subordinate to the main use of the zoning district on the parcel and which is customarily incidental to the main use. DIMENSIONAL REGULATIONS: This section describes the height, lot area and width, floor area ratio, minimum floor area, front yard, side yard and rear yard setbacks, lot coverage and building to land ratio. Each Zoning District has different and varying restrictions or requirements for each of the above-listed sections. Refer to the Definitions section of Chapter 16 for additional information. Often times, important information can be found in these definitions. Additional information on dimensional or zoning requirements may be stated in Section 1650, GENERAL REGULATIONS. The Index is another place to locate additional information in the Code, but be advised that some of the page numbers are not correct. Generally, though, the Index takes you to the general area of where the information may be found. HAPlanningNisc.InformationTlanning Zoning Info Sheet 2005.doc 2