Zoning Objective C New Residential Sample Clauses

Zoning Objective C New Residential. To provide for new residential development. This zoning provides for new residential development and associated local shopping and other services incidental to residential development. While housing is the primary use in this zone, recreation, education, creche/playschool, clinic/surgery uses and sheltered housing are also envisaged, subject to the preservation of neighbouring residential amenity. Small corner shops may be acceptable where the applicant can show a clear need for such a facility and neighbouring residential amenity is preserved. Permission may also be granted for home based economic activity within this zone, subject to the preservation of residential amenity and traffic considerations. New residential areas should be developed in accordance with a comprehensive plan detailing the layout of services, roads, pedestrian and cycle routes and the landscaping of open space.
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