Do I need a variance or special approval?
Specific Use Permit and variance procedures are referenced in Article IV and Article II. This draft flags detailed procedures for Article II cell-check because Article II was not fetched in this pass. This pack covers incorporated Fate city limits only. Article I, Section 36-1.4 applies the UDO to land inside the corporate boundaries and applies ETJ provisions only to subdivision and development authority. Texas cities may not zone ETJ land under current Texas law, and Texas counties do not provide general zoning. ETJ and unincorporated Rockwall County parcels are out of scope for zoning answers.
Sources
Full text: Fate ordinance on City-hosted UDO article PDFs with Municode code mirror. Applies to district: *.
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