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452 G. R-9 Single,Family Residential District The regulations of the district are intended to establish and preserve quiet single-family median density neighborhoods, and at the same time provide for some alternative types of housing. R-9/SU Single-Family Residential Special Use District Identical to the R-9 District except that a Special Use Permit is required as a prerequisite to any use or development. H. R-8 Single-Family Residential District The regulations of this district are intended to establish and preserve higher density, single-family neighborhoods and at the same time provide for alternate type housing which will have access to public water and wastewater facilities. R-$/SU Single-Family Residential Special Use District Identical to the R-8 District except that a Special Use Permit is required as a prerequisite to any use or development. I. R-7.2 Single-Family Residential District The regulations of this district are intended to establish and preserVe higher density single-family neighborhoods which will have access to public water and wastewater treatment facilities. R-7.2/SU Single-Family Residential Special Use District Identical to the R-7.2 District except that a Special Use Permit is required as a prerequisite to any use or development. J. RMF-7 Residential Multi-Family District These regulations are intended to allow urban density residential uses, individual parcels being developed with one of several residential types allowed within the district, and having access to public water and wastewater treatment facilities. Densities of multiple family developments will be regulated according to the number of residential units within the buildings, with more than one principal building of the same residential type allowed on each parcel according to district development standards. Single-family attached units will not be required to have a side yard except for the end units of the complex. The side yard requirements are listed in Subsection 3.2-4. RMF-7/SU Residential Multi-Family Special Use District Identical to the RMF-7 District except that a Special Use Permit is required as a prerequisite to any use or development. K. RMF-TA Residential Multi-Family District These regulations are intended to allow urban density residential uses, individual parcels being developed with one of several residential types allowed within the district, and having access to public water and wastewater treatment facilities. Densities of multiple family developments will be regulated according to the number of residential units within the buildings, with more than one principal buildings of the same residential type allowed on each parcel according to district development standards. Single-family attached units will not be required to have a side yard except for the end units of the complexes. The side yard requirements are listed in Subsection 3.3-3. RMF-7A/SU Residential Multi-Family Special Use District Identical to the RMF-7A District except that a Special Use Permit is required as a prerequisite to any use or development. L. RMF-6 Residential Multi-Family District The intent and regulations of this district are similar to the RMF-7 District; however, this district allows somewhat greater residential density. This zone is located adjacent to or with direct access to major thoroughfare streets. Single-family attached units will not be required to have a side yard except for the end units of the complex. The side yard requirements are listed in Subsection 3.2-4. RMF-6/SU Residential Multi-Family Special Use District Identical to the RMF-6 District except that a Special Use Permit is required as a prerequisite to any use or development. M. O-I Office and Institutional District This district is designed for agencies and offices rendering specialized services in the professions, finance, real estate and brokerage as well as the traditional institutional functions, both public and private, public assembly, religious and certain cultural and recreational activities and group housing. The uses in this district classification are characterized as having no retail or wholesale trade. The regulations are designed for maintaining more compatibility with nearby residential districts than would exist with a commercial district. This district maybe applied as a potential buffer between conflicting land-use situations.