RSF — Rural Single-Family
Maximum lot coverage is 24% per Table 500-1 (conventional development). NA means no district-specific coverage value was listed in the transcribed table.
Lot coverage in Indian Trail, NC
What the Indian Trail zoning ordinance says about lot coverage, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.
SF-1 — Single-Family, Low Density
Maximum lot coverage is 24% per Table 500-1 (conventional development). NA means no district-specific coverage value was listed in the transcribed table.
SF-2 — Single-Family, Low to Medium Density
Maximum lot coverage is 35% per Table 500-1 (conventional development). NA means no district-specific coverage value was listed in the transcribed table.
SF-3 — Single Family, Medium Density
Maximum lot coverage is 35% per Table 500-1 (conventional development). NA means no district-specific coverage value was listed in the transcribed table.
SF-4 — Single-Family, Medium to High Density
Maximum lot coverage is 50% per Table 500-1 (conventional development). NA means no district-specific coverage value was listed in the transcribed table.
SF-5 — Single-Family, High Density
Maximum lot coverage is 50% per Table 500-1 (conventional development). NA means no district-specific coverage value was listed in the transcribed table.
MFR — Multi-Family Residential
Maximum lot coverage is NA per Table 500-1 (conventional development). NA means no district-specific coverage value was listed in the transcribed table.
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