Building height in Anna, TX

Maximum building height 70 feet. No building in a Single-Unit or Duplex Unit Park, attached single-family dwelling, two-family dwelling, or townhome unit may exceed 35 feet (Sec. 9.04.018(d)(5)). Buildings with multiple stories over 35 feet must comply with the stepback rules in Sec. 9.04.041(h). Multifamily buildings of more than one story require an automatic sprinkler system and two points of entry or exit (Sec. 9.04.018(d)(7)).

Table 11 (Sec. 9.04.018(c))

C-1 — Local Commercial

Maximum building height 25 feet. Maximum building size 15,000 square feet.

Table 12 (Sec. 9.04.019(c))

C-2 — Regional Commercial

Maximum building height 70 feet. Any building with multiple stories over 35 feet must comply with the stepback rules of Sec. 9.04.041(h) (Sec. 9.04.020(d)).

Table 13 (Sec. 9.04.020(c))

MU — Mixed-Use

Maximum building height 70 feet. Any building with multiple stories over 35 feet must comply with the stepback rules of Sec. 9.04.041(h) (Sec. 9.04.021(d)).

Table 14 (Sec. 9.04.021(c))

DT — Downtown

Maximum building height 42 feet in both the Core (CE) and Neighborhood (ND) zones. Minimum frontage buildout ranges from 10 to 60 percent depending on street type and zone (Table 15). Any development proposed over 42 feet requires a specific use permit (Sec. 9.04.022(e)(3)).

Table 15 (Sec. 9.04.022(d))

I-1 — Light Industrial

Maximum building height 42 feet. Any development proposed over 42 feet requires a specific use permit (Table 16 note 1).

Table 16 (Sec. 9.04.023(c))

I-2 — Heavy Industrial

Maximum building height 42 feet. Any development proposed over 42 feet requires a specific use permit (Table 17 note 1).

Table 17 (Sec. 9.04.024(c))

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