RL — Rural District
Maximum 40 feet; number of stories not separately capped (N/A in Table 402-2).
What the Miramar zoning ordinance says about building height, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.
Maximum 40 feet; number of stories not separately capped (N/A in Table 402-2).
Maximum 40 feet.
Maximum 40 feet.
Maximum 35 feet.
Maximum 35 feet.
Maximum 35 feet.
Maximum 35 feet.
Maximum 35 feet.
Maximum 35 feet.
Maximum 35 feet.
Maximum 25 feet (lowest in Table 402-2).
By use: single family 35 feet, duplex/triplex 35 feet, townhouses 35 feet, apartments 45 feet, non-residential 35 feet.
By use: single family 35 feet, duplex/triplex 35 feet, townhouses 35 feet, apartments 60 feet, non-residential 35 feet.
By use: single family 35 feet, duplex/triplex 35 feet, townhouses 35 feet, apartments 75 feet, non-residential 35 feet.
By use: single family 35 feet, duplex/triplex 35 feet, townhouses 45 feet, apartments 60 feet, non-residential 35 feet.
Maximum 35 feet.
Maximum 60 feet.
Maximum 100 feet.
Maximum 80 feet.
Maximum 80 feet.
Maximum 60 feet.
Maximum 100 feet.
Maximum 100 feet (tied for tallest in Table 403-2).
Maximum 80 feet, capped at 2 stories (the only district in Table 403-2 with a fixed story cap).
Maximum 80 feet.
Maximum 80 feet.
Exact figure review-gated; TND height is set in Sec. 714 rather than Table 404-1. Not independently transcribed cell by cell in this session.
3 stories minimum, 10 stories maximum (footnote 1: a one-story increase may be available if a public open space or plaza is provided). Ground story height 12 feet minimum, upper stories 9 feet minimum, stepback 10 feet minimum for buildings taller than 3 stories adjacent to lower-density residential.
2 stories minimum, 6 stories maximum (footnote 1: a one-story increase may be available if a public open space or plaza is provided). Ground story height 12 feet minimum, upper stories 9 feet minimum, stepback 10 feet minimum for buildings taller than 3 stories adjacent to lower-density residential.
Table 6: 1 story minimum, 2 stories maximum. Table 6A (newly platted lots): 2 stories maximum.
Table 6: 1 story minimum, 3 stories maximum (a one-story increase may be available if a public open space or plaza is provided). Table 6A (newly platted lots): 3 stories maximum; a TOC-RM lot abutting a TOC-ML or TOC-MH lot may be granted up to a 4-story maximum (Table 6A footnote 3).
Table 6: 2 stories minimum, 4 stories maximum. Table 6B (newly platted lots): 2 stories minimum, 6 stories maximum (a one-story increase may be available with a public open space or plaza; ground stories of 16 feet or more may count as 2 stories). Ground story height 12 feet minimum, upper stories 9 feet minimum, stepback 10 feet minimum for buildings taller than 3 stories adjacent to lower-density residential.
Table 6: 3 stories minimum, 6 stories maximum. Table 6B (newly platted lots): 3 stories minimum, 8 stories maximum (a one-story increase may be available with a public open space or plaza; ground stories of 16 feet or more may count as 2 stories). Ground story height 12 feet minimum, upper stories 9 feet minimum, stepback 10 feet minimum for buildings taller than 3 stories adjacent to lower-density residential.
SD1: buildings fronting State Road 7 follow TOC-Mixed-Use High height; buildings on the east side of SW 60th Terrace follow Table 6 SD1 height (2 story minimum, 6 story maximum, footnoted as eligible for a one-story bonus). SD2 (Open Space): maximum 2 stories or 30 feet, whichever is less. SD3 (Community Facility): maximum 5 stories.
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