960 Channel Drop Loop, Zebulon, NC 27597

Residential Neighborhood District

The Residential Neighborhood district has a neighborhood-scale or character with individual developments arranged along major transportation corridors within the Town's corporate limits. The district allows a wide variety of dwelling unit types at moderate densities of around three units per acre, though densities may be increased based on design quality or open space provision. Residential neighborhoods include a variety of different lot sizes and housing types to promote diverse housing options for Town residents (though some require approval of special use permits). Landscaping and careful siting helps preserve compatibility between different housing types located adjacent to one another. Residential and nonresidential uses are typically served by public potable water and sanitary wastewater services, and there is a fine-grained network of greenways and sidewalks that allow for mobility within and between neighborhoods. Residential uses maintain modest building heights of between one and three stories. Neighborhood-scale or low-intensity nonresidential and institutional uses like schools, religious institutions, parks, and minor utility uses are permitted to support neighborhood character and convenience.