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Middlefield, CT zoning districts

What each zoning code in Middlefield 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 Middlefield's zoning regulations

CodeDistrictType ParcelsOpportunities Our reading
MD Residentialthe zone you clicked Residential 1,047 0 Single Family
HD1 Lake Beseck Residentialthe zone you clicked Residential 411 0 Single Family
AG2 Agriculturalthe zone you clicked Residential 382 0 Single Family
HD2 Rockfall Residentialthe zone you clicked Residential 191 0 Single Family
PC Planned Commercialthe zone you clicked Business 36 0 Single Family
IPD2 Industrial Park IIthe zone you clicked Industrial 31 0 Single Family
DD#1 Route 66 Design District #1the zone you clicked Business 29 0 Single Family
ECRD1 Environmental Conservation Rural District 1the zone you clicked Residential 26 3 Multi-family
ECR1 the zone you clicked None 21 0 Unknown
IN General Industrialthe zone you clicked Industrial 19 0 Unknown
DD#2 Route 66 Design District #2the zone you clicked Business 16 0 Unknown
ECRD2 Environmental Conservation Rural District 2the zone you clicked Residential 16 0 Unknown
IPD1 Industrial Park Ithe zone you clicked Industrial 9 0 Unknown
AG-2 the zone you clicked None 2 0 Unknown
IPD II the zone you clicked None 1 0 Unknown
PO Planned Officethe zone you clicked Business 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 Middlefield Zoning Regulations PDF linked from the Planning & Zoning page: https://www.middlefieldct.org/DocumentCenter/View/1178. Cover page reads 'Adopted: 1/27/2021, Effective 2/16/2021, Latest Revision 02/18/2025'; the amendment table in Section 21.3 runs through amendment #117 effective 07/01/2026 (parking, middle housing, P.A. 25-1 updates), so this is the current edition. District list taken from Section 3.1 (Establishment of Zoning Districts) and cross-checked against Section 4.2 (Designation of Residential Districts), Section 5.2 (Designation of Commercial Districts) and Section 6 (Industrial Districts). All 8 assessor codes matched. Spelling note: the ordinance is internally inconsistent on a few symbols — Section 3.1 writes 'AG 2', 'IPD I' and 'IPD II', while Section 4.2 and the Section 6 use tables write 'AG2', 'IPD1' and 'IPD2'; I returned the latter forms, which are the ones used in the body of the regulations. Assessor 'DD1' is the ordinance's 'DD#1'. ECRD1/ECRD2 are floating zones but permit the residential uses of the AG-2 and MD districts, so they are categorized residential; SFHZ is the flood overlay.