What setbacks apply to this property?
Setbacks depend on the zoning district. Residential (Sec. 2.07.01): AG 35 front, 20/25 side, 30 rear; R-1 30 front, 15/20 side, 25 rear; R-2 20 front, 10/15 side, 25 rear; R-3 20 front, 7.5/10 side, 20 rear; R-4 20 front, 5/10 side, 10 rear; R-5 25 front, 15/20 side, 20 rear; R-MH 20 front, 5/10 side, 10 rear (all in feet, side shown interior/corner). Nonresidential (Sec. 2.07.02): B-1 20 front, 0/15 side, 20 rear; B-2 40 front, 0/25 side, 35 rear; B-3 50 front, 0/30 side, 40 rear; LI 40 front, 0/25 side, 35 rear; HI 50 front, 0/20 side, 30 rear. Zero lot line adjustments for patio homes, townhomes, and split duplexes are in Sec. 2.07.03, form districts use build-to standards in Subsection 2.08 instead, and PD parcels follow their PD ordinance. Accessory structures have their own setbacks in Sec. 2.09.04. Confirm the district and any overlay or plat conditions with Development Services before design.
Sources
- UDC Sec. 2.07.01, Residential Dimensional Regulations
- UDC Sec. 2.07.02, Nonresidential Dimensional Regulations
- UDC Sec. 2.07.03, Modified Area Regulations and Standards
Full text: Buda ordinance on eCode360 (General Code). Applies to districts: R-2, R-3, B-2.
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