What the Mount Juliet zoning ordinance says about setbacks, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.
Residential-building setbacks in AR-40: front 50 feet, side 25 feet, rear 40 feet. Other buildings have separate larger yard numbers in Table 5-103a, so nonresidential or institutional projects should check the other-building row before relying on residential setbacks (Section 5-103, Table 5-103a).
Residential-building setbacks in RS-40: front 50 feet, side 25 feet, rear 40 feet. Other buildings have separate larger yard numbers in Table 5-103a, so nonresidential or institutional projects should check the other-building row before relying on residential setbacks (Section 5-103, Table 5-103a).
Do not rely on generic base-district setbacks alone for RS-40-PUD. The approved PUD plan and conditions may set parcel-specific setbacks, yards, open space, buffering, and dimensional standards (Sections 8-201 through 8-208).
Residential-building setbacks in RS-30: front 35 feet, side 20 feet, rear 20 feet. Other buildings have separate larger yard numbers in Table 5-103a, so nonresidential or institutional projects should check the other-building row before relying on residential setbacks (Section 5-103, Table 5-103a).
Do not rely on generic base-district setbacks alone for RS-30-PUD. The approved PUD plan and conditions may set parcel-specific setbacks, yards, open space, buffering, and dimensional standards (Sections 8-201 through 8-208).
Residential-building setbacks in RS-20: front 30 feet, side 20 feet, rear 20 feet. Other buildings have separate larger yard numbers in Table 5-103a, so nonresidential or institutional projects should check the other-building row before relying on residential setbacks (Section 5-103, Table 5-103a).
Do not rely on generic base-district setbacks alone for RS-20-PUD. The approved PUD plan and conditions may set parcel-specific setbacks, yards, open space, buffering, and dimensional standards (Sections 8-201 through 8-208).
Residential-building setbacks in RS-15: front 30 feet, side 10 feet, rear 20 feet. Other buildings have separate larger yard numbers in Table 5-103a, so nonresidential or institutional projects should check the other-building row before relying on residential setbacks (Section 5-103, Table 5-103a).
Do not rely on generic base-district setbacks alone for RS-15-PUD. The approved PUD plan and conditions may set parcel-specific setbacks, yards, open space, buffering, and dimensional standards (Sections 8-201 through 8-208).
Residential-building setbacks in RS-10: front 30 feet, side 8 feet, rear 15 feet. Other buildings have separate larger yard numbers in Table 5-103a, so nonresidential or institutional projects should check the other-building row before relying on residential setbacks (Section 5-103, Table 5-103a).
Do not rely on generic base-district setbacks alone for RS-10-PUD. The approved PUD plan and conditions may set parcel-specific setbacks, yards, open space, buffering, and dimensional standards (Sections 8-201 through 8-208).
Residential-building setbacks in R-10: front 30 feet, side 8 feet, rear 15 feet. Other buildings have separate larger yard numbers in Table 5-103a, so nonresidential or institutional projects should check the other-building row before relying on residential setbacks (Section 5-103, Table 5-103a).
Do not rely on generic base-district setbacks alone for R-10-PUD. The approved PUD plan and conditions may set parcel-specific setbacks, yards, open space, buffering, and dimensional standards (Sections 8-201 through 8-208).
Residential-building setbacks in R-MHP: front see Section 5-104.2, side see Section 5-104.2, rear see Section 5-104.2. Other buildings have separate larger yard numbers in Table 5-103a, so nonresidential or institutional projects should check the other-building row before relying on residential setbacks (Section 5-103, Table 5-103a).
Residential-building setbacks in RM-8: front 20 feet, side 8 feet, rear 20 feet. Other buildings have separate larger yard numbers in Table 5-103a, so nonresidential or institutional projects should check the other-building row before relying on residential setbacks (Section 5-103, Table 5-103a).
Do not rely on generic base-district setbacks alone for RM-8-PUD. The approved PUD plan and conditions may set parcel-specific setbacks, yards, open space, buffering, and dimensional standards (Sections 8-201 through 8-208).
Residential-building setbacks in RM-16: front 20 feet, side 8 feet, rear 20 feet. Other buildings have separate larger yard numbers in Table 5-103a, so nonresidential or institutional projects should check the other-building row before relying on residential setbacks (Section 5-103, Table 5-103a).
Do not rely on generic base-district setbacks alone for RM-16-PUD. The approved PUD plan and conditions may set parcel-specific setbacks, yards, open space, buffering, and dimensional standards (Sections 8-201 through 8-208).
Base yards in CG: front 30 feet, side 10 feet, rear 20 feet. Special yards apply along boundaries separating commercial districts from residential districts, and party-wall provisions can change side-yard treatment (Section 6-103, Table 6-103a and Section 6-103.4).
Do not rely on generic base-district setbacks alone for CG-PUD. The approved PUD plan and conditions may set parcel-specific setbacks, yards, open space, buffering, and dimensional standards (Sections 8-201 through 8-208).
Base yards in CI: front 30 feet, side 10 feet, rear 20 feet. Special yards apply along boundaries separating commercial districts from residential districts, and party-wall provisions can change side-yard treatment (Section 6-103, Table 6-103a and Section 6-103.4).
Do not rely on generic base-district setbacks alone for CI-PUD. The approved PUD plan and conditions may set parcel-specific setbacks, yards, open space, buffering, and dimensional standards (Sections 8-201 through 8-208).
Base yards in CMU: front 30 feet, side 10 feet, rear 20 feet. Special yards apply along boundaries separating commercial districts from residential districts, and party-wall provisions can change side-yard treatment (Section 6-103, Table 6-103a and Section 6-103.4).
Do not rely on generic base-district setbacks alone for CMU-PUD. The approved PUD plan and conditions may set parcel-specific setbacks, yards, open space, buffering, and dimensional standards (Sections 8-201 through 8-208).
Base yards in CNS: front 30 feet, side 10 feet, rear 20 feet. Special yards apply along boundaries separating commercial districts from residential districts, and party-wall provisions can change side-yard treatment (Section 6-103, Table 6-103a and Section 6-103.4).
Do not rely on generic base-district setbacks alone for CNS-PUD. The approved PUD plan and conditions may set parcel-specific setbacks, yards, open space, buffering, and dimensional standards (Sections 8-201 through 8-208).
Base yards in OPS: front 30 feet, side 10 feet, rear 20 feet. Special yards apply along boundaries separating commercial districts from residential districts, and party-wall provisions can change side-yard treatment (Section 6-103, Table 6-103a and Section 6-103.4).
Do not rely on generic base-district setbacks alone for OPS-PUD. The approved PUD plan and conditions may set parcel-specific setbacks, yards, open space, buffering, and dimensional standards (Sections 8-201 through 8-208).
Base yards in CTC: front 30 feet, side 10 feet, rear 20 feet. Special yards apply along boundaries separating commercial districts from residential districts, and party-wall provisions can change side-yard treatment (Section 6-103, Table 6-103a and Section 6-103.4).
Do not rely on generic base-district setbacks alone for CTC-PUD. The approved PUD plan and conditions may set parcel-specific setbacks, yards, open space, buffering, and dimensional standards (Sections 8-201 through 8-208).
Base yards in CRC: front 30 feet, side 10 feet, rear 20 feet. Special yards apply along boundaries separating commercial districts from residential districts, and party-wall provisions can change side-yard treatment (Section 6-103, Table 6-103a and Section 6-103.4).
Do not rely on generic base-district setbacks alone for CRC-PUD. The approved PUD plan and conditions may set parcel-specific setbacks, yards, open space, buffering, and dimensional standards (Sections 8-201 through 8-208).
Base yards in I-R: front 20 feet and rear 20 feet. Side yards along commercial or industrial property are generally 10 feet; where an industrial site abuts residential property, special residential-boundary yard rules apply (Section 7-103, Table 7-103A and Section 7-103.4).
Do not rely on generic base-district setbacks alone for I-R-PUD. The approved PUD plan and conditions may set parcel-specific setbacks, yards, open space, buffering, and dimensional standards (Sections 8-201 through 8-208).
Base yards in I-G: front 20 feet and rear 20 feet. Side yards along commercial or industrial property are generally 10 feet; where an industrial site abuts residential property, special residential-boundary yard rules apply (Section 7-103, Table 7-103A and Section 7-103.4).
Do not rely on generic base-district setbacks alone for RS10-PUD. The approved PUD plan and conditions may set parcel-specific setbacks, yards, open space, buffering, and dimensional standards (Sections 8-201 through 8-208).
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