What the Port St. Lucie zoning ordinance says about building height, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.
Maximum 35 feet, except in the ROI (Residential, Office and Institutional) conversion area between Airoso Boulevard and US Highway 1 per the City of Port St. Lucie Land Use Conversion Manual, where the maximum is one story.
Maximum 35 feet, except in the ROI (Residential, Office and Institutional) conversion area between Airoso Boulevard and US Highway 1 per the City of Port St. Lucie Land Use Conversion Manual, where the maximum is one story.
Maximum 35 feet, except airport control towers, broadcasting towers, and transmission stations are exempt.
35 feet.
35 feet.
35 feet.
35 feet.
Maximum 35 feet, except in the ROI (Residential, Office and Institutional) conversion area between Airoso Boulevard and US Highway 1 per the City of Port St. Lucie Land Use Conversion Manual, where the maximum is one story.
Maximum 35 feet, except in the ROI (Residential, Office and Institutional) conversion area between Airoso Boulevard and US Highway 1 per the City of Port St. Lucie Land Use Conversion Manual, where the maximum is one story.
Maximum 25 feet.
Maximum 35 feet.
Established case by case for each use at site plan review; no fixed district maximum.
Maximum 35 feet, except in the ROI conversion area between Airoso Boulevard and US Highway 1 per the Land Use Conversion Manual, where the maximum is one story.
Maximum 35 feet, except in the ROI conversion area between Airoso Boulevard and US Highway 1 per the Land Use Conversion Manual, where the maximum is one story. Greater height may be approved through PUD zoning (Sec. 158.174(E)).
Maximum 25 feet.
Maximum 35 feet; greater height may be approved through PUD zoning (Sec. 158.174(E)).
Maximum 50 feet.
Maximum 35 feet.
Maximum 35 feet, except transmission and broadcast towers.
Maximum 35 feet, except transmission and broadcast towers.
Maximum 50 feet, except transmission and broadcast towers.
Maximum 35 feet, except in the ROI conversion area on Port St. Lucie Boulevard between Airoso Boulevard and US Highway 1 per the Land Use Conversion Manual, where the maximum is one story.
Maximum 35 feet for residential structures outside a PUD. Within a PUD over 5 acres, maximum height is 75 feet, with any structure over 35 feet required to set back from the PUD's property line by 100 percent of the building's height. Within a PUD located in the Port St. Lucie Community Redevelopment Area, commercial/office/institutional uses may reach 120 feet or 10 stories, whichever is less, subject to master plan and elevation approval showing compatibility with surrounding uses.
Set by the MPUD's approved conceptual master plan and regulation book; review-gated per MPUD. A live GIS point query this session confirmed the Tradition community (SW Village Parkway) is zoned MPUD.
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