It is intended that the E-2 district be applied to areas where a larger than average lot should be established due to topography, neighborhood conditions, or demands of building size. (Ord. 149 Art. 8 §1, 1973)

The following uses are permitted by right in the E-2 district:

(A) One-family dwellings;

(B) Aboveground or underground distribution and transmission lines for public utilities when said lines primarily serve the city;

(C) Home occupations as defined in section 17-32-020;

(D) Public schools;

(E) Public recreation areas and facilities; and

(F) Accessory buildings and uses. (Ord. 149 Art. 8 §2, 1973)

The following uses are permitted by special review in the E-2 district:

(A) Churches and church facilities;

(B) Child day care facility;

(C) Noncommercial recreational uses;

(D) Private schools;

(E) Residential planned unit developments (PUD);

(F) Public utility substations and major transmission lines when said lines primarily serve areas other than Broomfield. Substations shall not contain major office, repair, or storage space;

(G) Municipal buildings;

(H) Public uses as follows:

(1) Water facilities, including storage,

(2) Wastewater treatment facilities, and

(3) Related facilities; and

(I) Oil wells or gas wells. (Ord. 149 Art. 8 §3, 1973; Ord. 257 §§2(part), 3(part), 1975; Ord. 968 §6, 1993)

The following are minimum lot and yard requirements in the E-2 district:

Depth is increased twenty feet when rear lot line is adjacent to a street other than a local street; or if adjacent to a railroad, major utility overhead transmission line or a commercial or industrial zone. (Ord. 149 Art. 8 §4, 1973)

Buildings in the E-2 district shall not be higher than two stories, and in no case higher than thirty feet. (Ord. 149 Art. 8 §5, 1973)

Use of land in this district shall also conform to the parking, signing, and other provisions of this title. (Ord. 149 Art. 8 §6, 1973)