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Coventry, CT zoning districts

What each zoning code in Coventry 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 Coventry's zoning regulations

CodeDistrictType ParcelsOpportunities Our reading
GR-80 General Residential 80the zone you clicked Residential 2,889 0 Single Family
LR Lake Residentialthe zone you clicked Residential 2,167 0 Single Family
GR-40 General Residential 40the zone you clicked Residential 1,003 0 Single Family
R/A River/Aquiferthe zone you clicked Residential 227 0 Single Family
VR Village Residencethe zone you clicked Residential 95 0 Unclear
C Commercialthe zone you clicked Business 63 0 Single Family
APA the zone you clicked None 57 0 Single Family
C/A Commercial/Agriculturalthe zone you clicked Business 44 0 Single Family
V the zone you clicked None 34 1 Multi-family
VC Village Centerthe zone you clicked Mixed Use 30 0 Unclear
VG the zone you clicked None 24 0 Unknown
PO Professional Officethe zone you clicked Business 17 0 Unknown
NC Neighborhood Commercialthe zone you clicked Business 14 0 Unknown
RD Rural Developmentthe zone you clicked Industrial 14 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

Source: Town of Coventry Zoning Regulations PDF linked from the Land Use page (coventry-ct.gov/DocumentCenter/View/9347). Originally effective October 2, 1951; edition effective November 13, 2006; last revision effective July 1, 2026. District list taken verbatim from Section 3.01 'Division of Town into Zones', plus the Industrial Heritage Overlay (IHO) District of Section 6.14. One internal inconsistency: Section 3.01 and Section 6.10 give the Gateway zone the symbol 'G', while the dimensional table (Table 4.04A, row f) labels the same zone 'VG'; the authoritative Section 3.01 spelling 'G' is used here. Assessor codes 'APA' and 'V' could not be matched - the Coventry regulations contain no aquifer-protection district at all (the word 'aquifer' appears only inside the R/A zone name), so APA is almost certainly the state-mapped Aquifer Protection Area layer rather than a Coventry zoning district, and there is no bare 'V' zone (the village zones are VR and VC).