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What are some major types of classifications?

Classifications are not the same from place to place. The most frequently-used groups are

(1) commercial,

(2) industrial,

(3) residential, and

(4) agricultural.

These groups may be used in various combinations.

Within each of these general categories are more narrowly defined divisions. For example, a residential zone might be segregated into separate zones for single-family homes on one acre, single family homes on a half acre, hotels, boardinghouses, mobile homes, low-rise apartment complexes, high-rise apartment complexes, or institutional housing. An industrial zone may be zoned "heavy", "light", or "research". A commercial zone can be divided into small stores, shopping centers, gas stations, restaurants, drive-in facilities, adult-entertainment districts, and warehouses.


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