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City of Lawrenceville Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee

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2.4 Table <strong>of</strong> Permissible Land Uses inCharacter AreasCharacterAreaResidentialCommercialLight IndustrialHeavyIndustrialPublic /InstitutionalTCUAgriculture /ForestryUndeveloped /VacantMixed UseAirport Medical ServicesCollegeCorridorMixed UseAreasIndustrialAreasDowntownMaster <strong>Plan</strong>Area Residential AreaHigh Rise CorridorCommercial(Regional)Parks & GreenspaceGatewayNodesResidential – Single Family, Multi-familyCommercial – Retail sales, <strong>of</strong>fice, service, and/or entertainment facilities.Light Industrial – (As determined by intensity <strong>of</strong> land use) – Manufacturing facilities, warehousing and distribution, wholesaletrade.Heavy Industrial – (As determined by intensity <strong>of</strong> land use) – Manufacturing facilities, processing plants, factories, warehousingand distribution, wholesale trade.Public / Institutional – Federal, State, or Local government uses such as <strong>City</strong> halls, government building complexes, police andfire stations, libraries, prisons, post <strong>of</strong>fices, military installations, colleges, schools, churches, hospitals, cemeteries.Transportation / Communication / Utilities – Major transportation routes, public transit stations, power generation ortransmission plants, railroad facilities, radio / cell towers, telephone switching stations, airports, port facilities.Park / Recreation / Conservation – Active or Passive recreational land uses, publicly or privately owned. Examples includeplaygrounds, public parks, nature preserves, wildlife management areas, national forests, golf courses, recreation centers or similaruses.Agriculture / Forestry – Farming, agriculture, commercial timber or pulpwood harvesting.Undeveloped / Vacant – Tracts <strong>of</strong> land served by typical urban public services such as water, sewer, oil or gas lines but have notbeen developed for a specific use that has such been abandoned.Mixed Use – Mixed Land Use categories may be created and applied at the discretion <strong>of</strong> the community. If applied, mixed LandUse categories must be clearly defined to include types <strong>of</strong> land uses allowed, percentage distribution <strong>of</strong> the mix, and allowabledensity <strong>of</strong> each use.<strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Lawrenceville</strong> 2 - 37<strong>Comprehensive</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> 2030Adopted VersionCommunity Agenda 6 October 2008

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