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r <br /> 2. Lake <br /> 3. Forest Management <br /> 4. Agriculture <br /> 5. Rural Residential <br /> 6. Transition Residential <br /> 7. Shoreline Residential <br /> 8. Urban Residential <br /> 9. Commercial <br /> 10.Downtown Mixed-Use <br /> 11.Light Industrial <br /> These zoning classifications would need to be more closely defined,but the purpose and <br /> intent of each classification is proposed to be as follows: <br /> 1. Open Space: To provide a zoning classification for preservation of sensitive <br /> areas, unique resources and designated non-developable property. Areas such as <br /> wetlands, bluffs, threatened and endangered species habitat, historic sites and <br /> lands set-aside as part the development process should be zoned as Open Space. <br /> The Open Space zone is compatible with every other zoning classification. <br /> 2. Forest Management: To provide a zoning classification for sustainable <br /> management of forested areas. Development patterns are characterized as very <br /> low-density residential without municipal utility service and with only limited <br /> demand for accessibility. Forest Management zones would generally be <br /> compatible with Agriculture, Rural Residential, Transition Residential, <br /> Commercial and Light Industrial zones, but may also be compatible with other <br /> zones in areas where forest stands exist. Forest Management zoning should be <br /> used to preserve rural character. <br /> 3. Agriculture: To provide a zoning classification for agricultural uses. <br /> Development patterns are characterized as very low-density residential without <br /> municipal utility service and with only limited demand for accessibility. <br /> Aviculture zones would generally be compatible with Forest Management,Rural <br /> Residential, and Transition Residential zones,but may be compatible with other <br /> zones where existing agricultural uses have been established. Agriculture zoning <br /> should be used to preserve rural character. <br /> 4. Rural Residential: To provide a zoning classification that allows for low-density <br /> residential development. Development in this zone is without municipal utility <br /> service and with only limited demand for accessibility. The Rural Residential <br /> zone is compatible with Forest Management, Agriculture and Transition <br /> Residential zones. <br /> 5. Urban Residential: To provide a residential zoning classification that contains an <br /> urban development pattern characterized by traditional grid-style lot block <br /> layouts. Parcels are either served by or designed for municipal sewer and water <br />