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Granby, CT zoning districts

What each zoning code in Granby 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 Granby's zoning regulations

CodeDistrictType ParcelsOpportunities Our reading
R30 Residentialthe zone you clicked Residential 1,810 0 Single Family
R2A Rural Residentialthe zone you clicked Residential 1,435 0 Single Family
R50 Rural Residentialthe zone you clicked Residential 842 0 Single Family
FRD Flexible Residential Developmentthe zone you clicked Residential 206 0 Single Family
CE Center Edgethe zone you clicked Mixed Use 174 28 Multi-family
CC Center Commonsthe zone you clicked Mixed Use 158 70 Multi-family
R4A Rural Conservationthe zone you clicked Residential 106 0 Single Family
PDM Planned Development Multifamilythe zone you clicked Residential 88 0 Multi-family
ED Planned Economic Developmentthe zone you clicked Business 71 0 Multi-family
C2 Businessthe zone you clicked Business 53 0 Single Family
CO the zone you clicked None 30 0 Single Family
I Industrialthe zone you clicked Industrial 25 0 Single Family
T1 Neighborhood and Commercial Transition Zonethe zone you clicked Mixed Use 15 0 Unknown
30R the zone you clicked None 1 0 Unknown
R3O the zone you clicked None 1 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

Read the Town of Granby Zoning Regulations PDF from the town's own Document Center (granby-ct.gov/DocumentCenter/View/612, linked off the PZC page as 'Zoning Regulations Effective Date 8/17/26'); latest amendment adopted 7/28/2026, effective 8/17/2026. District roster taken verbatim from Sec. 1.1 'Zone Types' plus Sec. 3.10 (T1) and the Sec. 8 overlay zones. Assessor 'FRD' is not a mapped base zone - it is the Sec. 8.20 'Flexible Residential Development' special-permit development option, returned here with the ordinance's own verbatim name. Assessor 'CO' could not be matched: the ordinance's only similar code is COCE (Commercial Center), and CO is a truncation rather than a punctuation/spacing variant, so it is left unmatched rather than guessed. Assessor data has no code for T1, the historic overlay, or the two Sec. 8 overlay zones.