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Sector One Chapter 2 - Today Single Family Residential Single family residential includes detached homes on individual lots, typically limited to single families (i.e., no more than two unrelated individuals). Single family residential makes up 56% of the non - vacant, non - right -of -way land in the Sector. Sector One contains some of the oldest neighborhoods in San Marcos, which include many historic homes. Manufactured Housing Manufactured housing includes types of homes built off -site and transported to the home site, either as a complete home or in pre fabricated parts. Mobile homes are one type of manufactured housing. The largest mobile home parks include Three Oaks and Westover Acres (56 units total) located at the end of Hoflieinz Street, Chaparral (25 units) located on Hunter Road near Purgatory Creek, and Belvin Street Mobile Village (15 units) near the south end of Belvin Street. Additional scattered units are located mostly in the Dunbar Neighborhood. Two - Family Residential Two-family residential includes duplexes and other 2 -unit apartment buildings, typically located on a single lot. Two - family uses are scattered throughout the Sector, with a cluster near the corner of Advance and Allen Streets and a greater concentration near the downtown side of the Sector. Multifamily Residential Multi family residential includes residential uses with three or more units per building, typically located on a single lot. This category includes everything from an individual tri-plex to single-family townhomes to apartment complexes with hundreds of apartment units. The largest multifamily projects in Sector One are Bracewood Circle fourplexes (132 units), Pecan Creels Condominiums (56 units), the Herndon House (24 units), and Villa Marquise (22 units). Smaller -scale apartment buildings are dispersed throughout Sector One, with concentrations immediately southwest of downtown along Hopkins and San Antonio streets. Public and Institutional This category includes government buildings, schools, hospitals, churches, and related institutional uses. The largest public and institutional land uses include the Hays County Maintenance Center, SMCISD administrative annex (the old Junior High School), and several churches. Several nonprofit organizations are located in Sector One including the San Marcos Food Bank, the Mitchell Center, and others. The Calaboose and the Dunbar Center are city -owned facilities on Martin Luther King Drive. Most of this land is tax exempt. Adopted: September 13, 2004 2 -7