What conditional uses are included in the "R-I" Single-Family Dwelling Zone?

In the context of zoning regulations, "R-I" Single-Family Dwelling Zones are typically designed to maintain the residential character of the neighborhood while allowing for certain conditional uses that can benefit the community. The inclusion of schools and churches as conditional uses is significant because these entities provide essential services that align with the residential nature of the zone.

Schools offer educational opportunities for families living in the area, while churches and places of worship contribute to community cohesion and provide social and spiritual services. These types of institutions are generally compatible with residential neighborhoods, making them suitable as conditional uses in a Single-Family Dwelling Zone. Their inclusion under conditional uses means that while they are allowed, they may require additional review or permits to ensure they do not disrupt the residential character of the area.

In contrast, the other options, such as light industrial, heavy industrial, and commercial uses, may be less compatible with residential environments due to potential noise, traffic, and other disruptions that could affect the quality of life for residents. As such, they are not typically included as conditional uses in a Single-Family Dwelling Zone.