A-1 — Agricultural District - Rural Development
Minimum lot area 10 acres, minimum width 300 feet. Maximum net density is 0.1 dwelling units per acre (Table 4.7-1). Confirm PAD status and the current zoning map before acting.
Lot size and width in Queen Creek, AZ
What the Queen Creek zoning ordinance says about lot size and width, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.
R1-190 — Rural Development District
Minimum lot area 190,000 square feet, minimum width 300 feet. Maximum net density 0.2 dwelling units per acre (Table 4.7-1).
R1-145 — Rural Development District
Minimum lot area 145,054 square feet, minimum width 200 feet. Maximum net density 0.3 dwelling units per acre (Table 4.7-1).
R1-108 — General Rural Development District
Minimum lot area 108,900 square feet, minimum width 200 feet. Maximum net density 0.4 dwelling units per acre (Table 4.7-1). This is the default classification applied to property annexed from unincorporated Pinal or Maricopa County GR (General Rural) zoning until the property is rezoned (Table 4.3-1).
R1-54 — Rural Estate District
Minimum lot area 54,450 square feet, minimum width 100 feet. Maximum net density 0.8 dwelling units per acre (Table 4.7-1).
R1-43 — Suburban Residential Type A District
Minimum lot area 43,560 square feet, minimum width 145 feet. Maximum net density 1.0 dwelling units per acre (Table 4.7-1).
R1-35 — Suburban Residential Type B District
Minimum lot area 35,000 square feet, minimum width 145 feet. Maximum net density 1.2 dwelling units per acre (Table 4.7-1).
R1-18 — Suburban Development Type B District
Minimum lot area 18,000 square feet, minimum width 115 feet, minimum depth 150 feet. Maximum net density is set by the R1-15/R1-12 bracket in Table 4.7-1; confirm the exact net density figure against the ordinance chart for this specific code.
R1-15 — Suburban Development Type B District
Minimum lot area 15,000 square feet, minimum width 100 feet, minimum depth 130 feet. Maximum net density 3.0 dwelling units per acre (Table 4.7-1).
R1-12 — Urban Development Type A District
Minimum lot area 12,000 square feet, minimum width 100 feet, minimum depth 120 feet. Maximum net density 3.0 dwelling units per acre (Table 4.7-1).
R1-9 — Urban Development Type A District
Minimum lot area 9,000 square feet, minimum width 90 feet, minimum depth 100 feet. Maximum net density 4.0 dwelling units per acre (Table 4.7-1).
R1-7 — Urban Development Type A District
Minimum lot area 7,000 square feet, minimum width 70 feet, minimum depth 100 feet. Maximum net density 4.0 dwelling units per acre (Table 4.7-1).
R1-5 — Urban Development District
Minimum lot area 5,000 square feet, minimum width 50 feet, minimum depth 100 feet. Maximum net density 5.0 dwelling units per acre (Table 4.7-1).
R1-4 — Medium Density Residential District
Minimum lot area 4,000 square feet, minimum width 40 feet, minimum depth 100 feet. Maximum net density 8.0 dwelling units per acre (Table 4.7-1).
MDR — Medium Density Residential District
No minimum lot area, width, or depth is set in Table 4.7-3 for MDR; density governs instead. Maximum net density 14.0 dwelling units per acre (Table 4.7-1).
HDR — High Density Residential District
No minimum lot area, width, or depth is set in Table 4.7-3 for HDR; density governs instead. Maximum net density 25.0 dwelling units per acre (Table 4.7-1). A 15 foot minimum separation is required between all buildings in HDR (Table 4.7-3 asterisk note).
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