MU – Multi-Use Special Planning District:

Development within the MU District shall be by planned development special use only. Development shall be consistent with the Oakwood Comprehensive Plan and must be in accordance with a Master Development Plan for the district if the City has adopted such a plan.

Any such Master Development Plan may control (or describe a procedure by which delegated control may be exercised by the administrative staff of the City) to what extent, if any, various uses are permitted in the district, design considerations, building bulk requirements, signs and other exterior features, parking and loading, and all other matters of any nature whatsoever relating to the development.

The following uses, either individually or in combination, may be allowed, based on review of the Planned Development Plan: a) the full range of residential uses allowed in the R1 through R7 Districts; b) office, business or professional uses; c) retail uses, secondary to office/residential uses; d) recreational uses; and e) rest homes.

WO – Wellhead Operation District:

The purpose of the WO District is to safeguard the public health, safety and welfare of the customers of protected public water supplies and to protect the community’s potable water supply against contamination by regulating land use and the storage, handling, use, and production of “regulated substances” as defined in the Zoning Ordinance.

Permitted uses include municipal water supply facilities, public parks and playgrounds.

WF – Well field Protection Overlay District:

The purpose of the WF Overlay District is to safeguard the public health, safety and welfare of the customers of protected public water supplies and to protect the community’s potable water supply against contamination by regulating land use and the storage, handling, use, and production of “regulated substances” as defined in the Zoning Ordinance.

The land within the WF Overlay District is the one year capture area. This area is defined as the land in the City that lies within a one year groundwater travel time contour around existing and proposed public wells of the protected water supply. The overlay district includes much of the north and northeast quadrants of Oakwood.