Beacon Falls, CT zoning districts
What each zoning code in Beacon Falls stands for, read from the town's own adopted regulations. Every parcel we list carries one of these codes; this is where you check what it permits.
Read Beacon Falls's zoning regulations
| Code | District | Type | Parcels | Opportunities | Our reading |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 | —the zone you clicked | Unknown | 1,024 | 0 | Single Family |
| 13 | —the zone you clicked | Unknown | 481 | 263 | Multi-family |
| 21 | —the zone you clicked | Unknown | 261 | 0 | Unclear |
| 1 | —the zone you clicked | Unknown | 225 | 0 | Single Family |
| 9 | —the zone you clicked | Unknown | 185 | 0 | Multi-family |
| 26 | —the zone you clicked | Unknown | 152 | 0 | Multi-family |
| 25 | —the zone you clicked | Unknown | 69 | 1 | Multi-family |
| 7 | —the zone you clicked | Unknown | 63 | 0 | Unclear |
| 15 | —the zone you clicked | Unknown | 39 | 0 | Single Family |
| 19 | —the zone you clicked | Unknown | 38 | 0 | Single Family |
| 17 | —the zone you clicked | Unknown | 27 | 0 | Single Family |
| 5 | —the zone you clicked | Unknown | 24 | 0 | Unknown |
Our reading is derived from what is actually built in each district today, not from the code string — a code like R-15 means different things in different Connecticut towns. It is an estimate, and the regulations linked above are the authority.
Where these names come from
ecode360.com/33085093 is Cloudflare-blocked to fetchers. Read the same Chapter 380 text via the Zoneomics mirror of the Beacon Falls code (zoneomics.com/code/beacon-falls-CT/chapter_1..5) and confirmed the full article list against a Wayback snapshot of ecode360.com/33085093, whose page metadata reads 'Includes legislation through 08-11-2025' (Chapter 380 renumbered/codified, approved 2-15-2024). Core list is verbatim from Sec. 380-4.1 'Districts' and Sec. 380-4.2 'Special districts'; HBVD and AHD come from Article 24 and RIT from Article 76, which are districts established outside the Sec. 380-4.1 table. UNMAPPABLE: the assessor codes for this town (11, 13, 21, 26, 1, 25, 7, 19, 15) are bare integers with no relation to the ordinance's alphabetic district symbols — they appear to be internal assessor land-use/neighborhood codes, so no code-to-district mapping is possible.