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O~rdin~nce ~-' 20 Residential Districts Descri Lions and Pur ores 9.308 RA Suburban Residential District. The RA Suburban Residential District is designed to create a semi-rural environment within which certain 1 i mi ted agricultural pursuits are carried on i n con j uncti an with, or in close proximity to, subdivisions and planned unit developments, containing non-farm dwellings. It is the further intent to have key urban services and facilities available within this district. 9.322 R-1 Low Density Residential District. The R-1 Law Density Resi- dential District is an urban classification intended primarily for low density, urban housing to which key urban services and facilities can be provided. This district is not limited to single family detached dwellings, although that residential type is most typical. 9.336 R-2 Limited Multi le Family Multiple Family Residential intended primarily for medium density vices and facilities can be provided. residential structural types normally feet per dwelling unit. Residential District, The R-2 Limited District i s an urban c1 assi f i cati on urban housing to which key urban ser- Thi s district permi is a variety of at densities of up to 2, 65Q square 9.354 R--3 Multi 1 e Family Resi denti a1 District. The R-3 Multiple Fami 1y Residential District as described herein provides for medium density, multiple family housing. It is intended to be situated in close proximity to either the University of Dregon or the central business dis- tr1 Ct. 9.378 R-4 Ni h Rise Multi le Family Residential District. The R-4 High Multiple Family Residential District provides an extremely dense living environment approximately 110 units per acre. Placement of the district needs to be made with great care as public facilities may be easily outstripped by the permitted density. Certain limited commercial uses are allowed conditionally in the R-4 district to serve the needs of the denser population. Section 13, Captions, and Sections 9.384 and 9.385 are hereby added to the Eugene Code, 1971, to read and provide: Residential Districts Uses