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A-1 R-S R-1 R-2 R-1(A) R-2(A) <br /> R-3(L) R-3 R-4 R-5 P WRM <br /> B-1 B-2 B-2(B) C-1 C-1R W-C <br /> BMU M-S C-2 M-M M-1 M-2 <br /> OS AQ E-1 E-1/MUO UR UM <br /> ULI <br /> B. Overlay Zones. <br /> C-O H D I PRD PD <br /> FWD UFFD RFFD S AC CRA <br /> Section 34:Section 3 of Ordinance 1671-89, as amended (Zoning, User Guide, Use tables, EMC <br /> 19.03.030), is amended to read as follows: <br /> C. Overlay Zone. Some properties are also located in an area in which an overlay zone exists,which will <br /> be indicated on the zone map with one of the symbols shown below, attached as a suffix to the use <br /> zone.An overlay zone is a secondary zone which applies additional regulations or special review <br /> procedures, and which cannot be established without being attached to one of the use zones.The <br /> following zones are overlay zones: <br /> C-O (clinic-office) <br /> D (design) <br /> H (historic) <br /> PD (planned development) <br /> PRD (planned residential development) <br /> FWD (floodway district) <br /> UFFD (urban flood fringe district) <br /> RFFD (rural flood fringe district) <br /> (institutional) <br /> (shoreline district) <br /> AC (airport compatibility) <br /> CRA (core residential area) <br /> If the property you are interested in is included within one of the above-listed overlay zones,you should <br /> read the corresponding section in this title which pertains to that overlay zone. <br /> EMC Title 19.37 (Critical Areas) Page 63 <br />