article 5. zoning district regulations - City of Wilmington

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Land Development Code City of Wilmington Sec. 18-184. Multi-family Residential Districts (MF-L, MF-M, MF-MH, MF-H) (a) Purpose (1) MF-L, Multiple Family Residential District-Low Density (10 du/ac max. density): This district is established for moderate density single family and low density multiple family development of varying types and designs. It functions as an alternative housing type near or in direct relationship to single family detached housing. (2) MF-M, Multiple Family Residential District-Medium Density (17 du/ac max. density): This district is established for moderate density single family and multiple family development of varying types and designs. It functions as a transitional land use between intensive nonresidential uses or higher density residential areas and lower density residential areas. The district is designed to respond to the varying housing needs of the community while affording a reasonable range of choice, type and location of housing units within the City. (3) MF-MH, Multiple Family Residential District-Medium-High (25 du/ac max. density): This district is established for medium- high density residential development of varying types and designs, with emphasis on mid rise structures. It functions as a transitional land use between intensive nonresidential uses and lower density residential areas. The district is designed to be located between low-density suburban areas and major population centers such as the downtown, suburban shopping centers and medical services areas while providing a reasonable range of choice, type and location of housing units within the City. (4) MF-H, Multiple Family Residential District-High Density (36 du/ac max. density). This district is established for high density residential development of varying types and designs, with emphasis on mid and high rise structures. It functions as a transitional land use between intensive nonresidential uses and lower density residential areas. The district is designed to be located in close proximity to major population centers such as the downtown, suburban shopping centers and medical services areas. (b) Uses Permitted by Righ. The following uses are permitted by right in the MF- L, MF-M, MF-MH, MF-H districts, provided that they meet all requirements of this section and all other applicable requirements established in these regulations: (1) Dwellings, attached (including townhouses) (2) Dwellings, duplex, triplex and quadraplex (3) Dwellings, multi-family (4) Dwellings, single-family detached (5) Family care home (6) Golf course, public or private, with related services, including pro-shop (7) Parks and recreation areas, municipal (8) Recreation facilities, private, including community swimming pools ARTICLE 5. ZONING DISTRICT REGULATIONS Page 22
Land Development Code City of Wilmington (c) Uses Permitted under Prescribed Conditions: The following uses are permitted provided that they meet all requirements of this section, Article 6, and all other applicable requirements established in these regulations. (1) Adult day care (2) Child care center (3) Dormitories, private (4) Fraternity and sorority houses (5) Governmental uses outside public rights-of-way, except office uses, but including buildings occupied or operated by federal, state, county and/or municipal government on land owned or leased by a government body, (6) Group home supportive, small (7) Group home supportive, medium (8) Group home supportive, large (9) Libraries (10) Religious institutions (11) Unattended telephone communication facilities (12) Utility stations and plants outside public rights-of-way, such as sewage lift stations, pump stations, etc. that do not create excessive noise, odor, smoke, dust, and that do not possess other objectionable characteristics, which might be detrimental to surrounding neighbors or to other uses permitted in the district, may be allowed. The use shall be screened with security fencing or other structures, and a landscape buffer as required in Article 8, Division VII. (d) Permitted by Special Use Permit. The following uses are permitted subject to the issuance of a special use permit and provided that they meet all requirements of this section, Article 6, and all other applicable requirements established in these regulations. (1) Planned Unit Development (2) Group day facility (3) Group home residential (4) Schools, primary and secondary (e) Permitted Accessory Uses and Structures. Accessory uses and structures clearly incidental and subordinate to the principal use and structures including the following uses, are permitted provided that they meet all requirements of this section, the requirements of Article 6 and all other applicable requirements established in these regulations. (1) Apartments, garage (2) Home occupation (3) Kennels, private (4) Swimming pool ARTICLE 5. ZONING DISTRICT REGULATIONS Page 23
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