1. Provide high quality, complete neighborhoods to meet the varying lifestyles of the City’s residents.

2. Provide for the orderly, well-planned, and balanced growth of residential neighborhoods.

3. Establish design standards to help create distinct and attractive residential neighborhoods.

1. Agricultural District. Allows agricultural, ranching, and related uses within the City, and it acts as a “holding district” for annexed lands that have been used for agricultural purposes until a suitable rezoning occurs.

2. Agricultural Urban. To provide a low-density, estate-type residential use that allows for non-commercial agricultural uses and Large Animal and Small Animal privileges.

The Agricultural Districts include:

3. Single Family Residential. To provide areas for detached and attached single family dwellings with each dwelling being located on a separate lot. It also includes Two-Family Residential, which allows for one single family dwelling or two single family dwellings (a duplex) to be located on a single lot. These districts also allow for other uses under certain circumstances and allow for other uses when compatible with a residential environment subject to a Use Permit.

The Single Family Residential Districts include:

4. Multi-Family Residential. To provide areas for a variety of multiple residence housing types, manufactured home parks and subdivisions, and recreational vehicle parks. These districts also allow for other uses under certain circumstances and allows for other uses when compatible with a multifamily residential environment subject to a Use Permit.

The Multi-Family Residential Districts include: