What the Port St. Lucie zoning ordinance says about setbacks, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.
Front 25 feet. Two side yards: single-family 10 feet each, all other uses 15 feet each. Rear 25 feet. Where two or more buildings share a lot, the minimum separation between buildings is three-fourths of their combined heights (never less than 20 feet), and no building may exceed 300 feet of straight-line mass.
Front 25 feet. Two side yards: single-family 10 feet each, all other uses 15 feet each. Rear 25 feet. Where two or more buildings share a lot, the minimum separation between buildings is three-fourths of their combined heights (never less than 20 feet), and no building may exceed 300 feet of straight-line mass.
Single-family dwellings: front 50 feet, two side yards of 30 feet each, rear 50 feet. All other permitted or special exception uses: front 25 feet, two side yards of 10 feet each (25 feet where adjacent to a residential district or public right-of-way), rear 25 feet, plus a 6-foot opaque masonry wall or wood fence along any side/rear line abutting residential-zoned property.
Front 25 feet, two side yards of 10 feet each (see corner-lot rule in Sec. 158.203), rear 25 feet.
Front 25 feet, two side yards of 10 feet each (see Sec. 158.203 for corner lots), rear 25 feet.
Front 25 feet, two side yards of 10 feet each (see Sec. 158.203 for corner lots), rear 25 feet.
Front 25 feet, two side yards of 7.5 feet each (see Sec. 158.203 for corner lots), rear 25 feet.
Front 25 feet. Two side yards: single-family 10 feet each, all other uses 15 feet each. Rear 25 feet. Where two or more buildings share a lot, the minimum separation between buildings is three-fourths of their combined heights (never less than 20 feet), and no building may exceed 300 feet of straight-line mass.
Front 25 feet. Two side yards: single-family 10 feet each, all other uses 15 feet each. Rear 25 feet. Where two or more buildings share a lot, the minimum separation between buildings is three-fourths of their combined heights (never less than 20 feet), and no building may exceed 300 feet of straight-line mass.
Front 25 feet, two side yards of 25 feet each, rear 25 feet; minimum 15 feet between buildings/mobile homes. A separate replacement-structure standard (subsection L) applies to homes replacing existing units in a pre-1990 mobile home park: 20-foot front yard (10 feet on cul-de-sac lots), 15-foot corner side yard, 12-foot side separation, 20-foot rear separation, and a 12-foot perimeter rear yard.
Set at site plan review for each use, except a minimum 25-foot building setback applies where the site abuts residentially zoned property.
Established case by case for each use at site plan review.
Front 25 feet. Two side yards of 10 feet each (25 feet where adjacent to a residential future land use category or public right-of-way). Rear 10 feet (25 feet where the rear yard adjoins a residential future land use category or public right-of-way).
Front 25 feet. Two side yards of 10 feet each (25 feet where adjacent to a residential future land use category or public right-of-way). Rear 10 feet (25 feet where it adjoins a residential future land use category or public right-of-way).
Front 25 feet. Two side yards of 10 feet each (25 feet where adjacent to a residential future land use category or public right-of-way). Rear 10 feet (25 feet where it abuts a residential future land use category or public right-of-way).
Front 25 feet. Two side yards of 10 feet each (25 feet where adjacent to a residential future land use category or public right-of-way). Rear 10 feet (20 feet where it abuts a residential future land use category or public right-of-way).
Front 25 feet. Two side yards of 10 feet each (25 feet where adjacent to a residential future land use category or public right-of-way). Rear 10 feet (25 feet where it abuts a residential future land use category or public right-of-way).
Front 25 feet. Two side yards of 10 feet each (25 feet where it adjoins a residential future land use category or public right-of-way). Rear 10 feet (25 feet where it abuts a residential future land use category or public right-of-way).
Front 25 feet. Two side yards of 10 feet each (25 feet where adjacent to a residential future land use category or public right-of-way). Rear 10 feet (25 feet where adjacent to a residential future land use category or public right-of-way).
Front 25 feet. Two side yards of 10 feet each (25 feet where adjacent to a residential future land use category or public right-of-way). Rear 25 feet from any residential future land use, 10 feet from any other land use.
Front, side, and rear setbacks of 10 feet each; no setback required from a railroad or limited access highway right-of-way. Stormwater facilities (lakes, canals, control structures) may have a zero setback.
Front 25 feet. Two side yards of 10 feet each (25 feet where the yard adjoins a public road right-of-way). Rear 10 feet (25 feet where it adjoins a residential land use or public road right-of-way; 50 feet for two-story buildings adjacent to single-family residential lots).
No minimum yards are fixed by this chapter; front yard requirements of the most comparable conventional district apply where a PUD lot fronts a pre-existing public road, and where a PUD abuts a conventional district its yards must comply with that district's yard requirements. Otherwise setbacks are set in the PUD's approval action.
Set by the MPUD's approved conceptual master plan and regulation book; review-gated per MPUD.
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