Building height in Buckeye, AZ

Maximum building height 50 feet. No front, side, or rear setback figures are listed for NMU in the mixed-use dimensional table; refer to Sec. 5.13.4 district-specific standards and confirm with Planning and Zoning.

Table 4.1-2

CMU — Community Mixed-Use

Maximum building height 90 feet.

Table 4.1-2

RMU — Regional Mixed-Use

Minimum building height 30 feet; no maximum height is set.

Table 4.1-2

IMU — Industrial Mixed-Use

Maximum building height 55 feet at the setback line, increasing 1 foot for every 3 feet of additional setback, up to a maximum of 120 feet.

Table 4.1-2

DC — Downtown Commercial

No maximum building height is listed for DC in Table 4.1-2; the height cell is blank. Refer to the downtown district-specific standards in Sec. 5.13.4 and confirm with Planning and Zoning.

Table 4.1-2

PO — Professional Office

Maximum building height 90 feet.

Table 4.1-3

C-1 — Neighborhood Commercial

Maximum building height 30 feet.

Table 4.1-3

C-2 — Community Commercial

Maximum building height 50 feet.

Table 4.1-3

C-3 — Regional Commercial

Maximum building height 90 feet.

Table 4.1-3

BP — Business Park

Maximum building height 50 feet.

Table 4.1-3

I-1 — Light Industrial

Maximum building height 55 feet at the setback line, increasing 1 foot for every 3 feet of additional setback, up to a maximum of 120 feet (with a railroad-adjacency exception noted at the foot of the table).

Table 4.1-3

I-2 — Heavy Industrial

Maximum building height 65 feet at the setback line, increasing 1 foot for every 3 feet of additional setback, up to a maximum of 120 feet (with a railroad-adjacency exception noted at the foot of the table).

Table 4.1-3

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