What the Concord zoning ordinance says about lot size and width, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.
Minimum lot size 43,560 square feet; maximum density 1 per acre; minimum public street frontage 30^; minimum lot width 200 feet; minimum lot depth 200 feet. Values are directly from Table 7.6.2 A. If a cell is a dash or footnoted, confirm the table notes before acting.
Minimum lot size 43,560 square feet; maximum density 1 per acre; minimum public street frontage 30^; minimum lot width 150 feet; minimum lot depth 150 feet. Values are directly from Table 7.6.2 A. If a cell is a dash or footnoted, confirm the table notes before acting.
Minimum lot size 20,000 square feet; maximum density 2 per acre; minimum public street frontage 15^; minimum lot width 100 feet; minimum lot depth 125 feet. Values are directly from Table 7.6.2 A. If a cell is a dash or footnoted, confirm the table notes before acting.
Minimum lot size 15,000 square feet; maximum density 3 per acre; minimum public street frontage 15^; minimum lot width 75 feet; minimum lot depth 125 feet. Values are directly from Table 7.6.2 A. If a cell is a dash or footnoted, confirm the table notes before acting.
Minimum lot size 10,000 square feet; maximum density 4 per acre; minimum public street frontage 15^; minimum lot width 75 feet; minimum lot depth 100 feet. Values are directly from Table 7.6.2 A. If a cell is a dash or footnoted, confirm the table notes before acting.
Minimum lot size 7,500 square feet; maximum density 8 per acre; minimum public street frontage 15^; minimum lot width 50 feet; minimum lot depth 100 feet. Values are directly from Table 7.6.2 A. If a cell is a dash or footnoted, confirm the table notes before acting.
Minimum lot size 5,000 square feet; maximum density 15 per acre; minimum public street frontage 15^; minimum lot width 50 feet; minimum lot depth 100 feet. Values are directly from Table 7.6.2 A. If a cell is a dash or footnoted, confirm the table notes before acting.
Minimum lot size - square feet; maximum density - per acre; minimum public street frontage -; minimum lot width - feet; minimum lot depth - feet. Values are directly from Table 7.6.2 A. If a cell is a dash or footnoted, confirm the table notes before acting.
Minimum lot size - square feet; maximum density - per acre; minimum public street frontage 30^; minimum lot width 50 feet; minimum lot depth 100 feet. Values are directly from Table 7.6.2 A. If a cell is a dash or footnoted, confirm the table notes before acting.
Minimum lot size - square feet; maximum density - per acre; minimum public street frontage -; minimum lot width - feet; minimum lot depth - feet. Values are directly from Table 7.6.2 A. If a cell is a dash or footnoted, confirm the table notes before acting.
Minimum lot size - square feet; maximum density - per acre; minimum public street frontage -; minimum lot width - feet; minimum lot depth - feet. Values are directly from Table 7.6.2 A. If a cell is a dash or footnoted, confirm the table notes before acting.
Minimum lot size - square feet; maximum density - per acre; minimum public street frontage 30^; minimum lot width 50 feet; minimum lot depth 100 feet. Values are directly from Table 7.6.2 A. If a cell is a dash or footnoted, confirm the table notes before acting.
Minimum lot size - square feet; maximum density - per acre; minimum public street frontage 30^; minimum lot width 50 feet; minimum lot depth 100 feet. Values are directly from Table 7.6.2 A. If a cell is a dash or footnoted, confirm the table notes before acting.
Minimum lot size - square feet; maximum density - per acre; minimum public street frontage 30^; minimum lot width 50 feet; minimum lot depth 100 feet. Values are directly from Table 7.6.2 A. If a cell is a dash or footnoted, confirm the table notes before acting.
Minimum lot size 3,000 square feet; maximum density 15 per acre; minimum public street frontage 15; minimum lot width 35 feet; minimum lot depth 85 feet. Values are directly from Table 7.6.2 A. If a cell is a dash or footnoted, confirm the table notes before acting.
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