A-1 — Agricultural District - Rural Development
Maximum height 30 feet.
What the Queen Creek zoning ordinance says about building height, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.
Maximum height 30 feet.
Maximum height 30 feet.
Maximum height 30 feet.
Maximum height 30 feet.
Maximum height 30 feet.
Maximum height 30 feet.
Maximum height 30 feet.
Maximum height 30 feet.
Maximum height 30 feet.
Maximum height 30 feet.
Maximum height 30 feet.
Maximum height 30 feet.
Maximum height 30 feet.
Maximum height 30 feet.
Maximum height 36 feet.
Maximum height 40 feet.
Maximum height 90 feet citywide cap; the applicable PAD document may set a lower limit.
Maximum height 55 feet, reduced to 30 feet for commercial uses directly abutting a residential zoning district (Table 4.7-3, note 1).
Maximum height 30 feet.
Maximum height 30 feet.
Maximum height 48 feet.
Maximum height 48 feet.
Maximum height 48 feet.
Maximum height 48 feet.
Maximum height 30 feet, per note 1 rules similar to DC for commercial-adjacent-to-residential conditions.
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