Can I use this property for retail in Celina?
Retail is generally permitted in the C, Commercial, Office & Retail district (Sec. 14.02.403) and in Mixed-Use (MU) developments, which require a minimum 30 percent commercial/office/retail component (Sec. 14.02.406(d)). Retail uses appear across the non-residential schedule of uses in Sec. 14.03.102 with different requirements: for example general retail is permitted (P) across most non-residential districts, while some retail-adjacent uses like auto sales or alternative retail services need a Specific Use Permit or carry distance restrictions from residential property. Retail is generally not part of the base residential or industrial-only use lists outside of home occupations. A Planned Development can expand or restrict what retail uses are allowed on a specific tract. Start by confirming the zoning district and any PD number on the city's public GIS (celina-public-gis-celinatx.hub.arcgis.com) or with Development Services at 972-382-2682. This pack covers incorporated Celina only; Celina's ETJ and unincorporated Collin or Denton county land have no municipal zoning.
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