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IV-4 <br /> • • Slightly or <br /> Severely Restrictive Moderately <br /> • i'v' .s. C- • 'v- <br /> Agricultural 19,560 5,870 acres (30%) 13,925 acres <br /> Low Density 3,100 <br /> 2,270 acres (73%) 830 acres <br /> Medium Density 2,320 <br /> High Density 100 800 acres (34%) 1,520 acres <br /> 60 acres (60%) 40 acres <br /> The residential land uses of the land use plan correspond to the zoning designation as <br /> follows (see Table 2-E for more detailed information). <br /> Residential <br /> Land Use Zoning <br /> o Minimum Lot Size <br /> • •s b -S • • .. <br /> -w- . -w- - <br /> Agricultural A-1 Agricultural Conservation <br /> 2 1/2 acres <br /> Low Density R-1A Single Family sq. ft. <br /> III 16,000 2 1/2 acres <br /> Medium Density R-1B Single Family 12,000 sq. ft. 1 acre <br /> R-1C Single Family 6,500 sq. ft. 8,500 sq. ft. <br /> R-2A Townhouse 3,500 sq. ft. <br /> R-2B Townhouse 3,500 sq. ft. <br /> R-2B Multi-Family 3,000 sq. ft. <br /> High Density R-3 Townhouse 2,000 sq. ft. <br /> R-3 Multi-Family 1,800 sq. <br /> ft. <br /> R-4 Multi-Family 1,600 sq. ft. <br /> • <br /> Of the 2,320 acres of land designated for medium density residential use, 1,520 acres <br /> are considered slightly or moderately restrictive for development. This land could <br /> accommodate approximately 3,420 new housing units when sewered. A substantial I <br /> portion of this land is located in the southwest sector of the City between the Elk River <br /> and the Mississippi River. This area is currently unsewered and housing units are on <br /> minimum one-acre lots. <br /> The low density residential areas consist of approximately 3,100 acres of which 830 <br /> acres (25%) are considered slightly or moderately restrictive. However, there are <br /> currently approximately 400 lots on which no development has occurred. This brings <br /> • the total developable acreage to 1,830 acres (59% of the categorical total). Based on <br />