What the Fate zoning ordinance says about setbacks, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.
Setbacks for A are controlled by the Agricultural dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-05.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
Setbacks for RE are controlled by the Residential Estate dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-07.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
Setbacks for R-1 are controlled by the Residential Suburban Density 1 dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-09.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
Setbacks for R-2 are controlled by the Residential Suburban Density 2 dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-11.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
Setbacks for R-3 are controlled by the Residential Urban Density 3 dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-13.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
Setbacks for R-4 are controlled by the Residential Urban Density 4 dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-16.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
Setbacks for MH are controlled by the Manufactured Home dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-18.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
Setbacks for NC are controlled by the Neighborhood Commercial dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-21.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
Setbacks for GC are controlled by the General Commercial dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-23.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
Setbacks for INV are controlled by the Innovation & Light Industrial dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-25.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
Setbacks for IND are controlled by the Heavy Industrial dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-27.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
Setbacks for PP are controlled by the Public and Parks dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-29.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
Setbacks for INS are controlled by the Institutional and Civic dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-30.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
Setbacks for PD are controlled by the Planned Development dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-49.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
Setbacks for MU are controlled by the Mixed Use dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-34.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
Setbacks for MUT are controlled by the Mixed Use Transition dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-38.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
Setbacks for NT are controlled by the Neighborhood Transition dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-42.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
Setbacks for OTC are controlled by the Old Town Core dimensional standards table in facts.md and sources/fate-tx/snapshots/article-iii-page-46.png. Check street type, alley or private easement frontage, residential adjacency, pedestrian oriented street status, and any PD or concept plan before using a site layout.
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