What the Hutto zoning ordinance says about lot coverage, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.
The UDC does not set a general maximum building coverage for SF-R in the 10.403 bulk chart. Parking and driveway areas may cover no more than 33 percent of the front yard of a single household dwelling, or 50 percent at the end of a cul-de-sac (UDC 10.405.8.4). Landscaping, drainage, and bufferyard standards effectively limit site coverage; confirm with Development Services for a specific project.
The UDC does not set a general maximum building coverage for SF-1 in the 10.403 bulk chart. Parking and driveway areas may cover no more than 33 percent of the front yard, or 50 percent at the end of a cul-de-sac (UDC 10.405.8.4). Accessory structures are limited to 25 percent of the yard where they are located (UDC 10.403.4.2 notes). Confirm project-specific limits with Development Services.
The UDC does not set a general maximum building coverage for SF-2 in the 10.403 bulk chart. Parking and driveway areas may cover no more than 33 percent of the front yard of a two household dwelling, or 50 percent at the end of a cul-de-sac (UDC 10.405.8.4). Confirm project-specific limits with Development Services.
The UDC does not set a general maximum building coverage for MF in the 10.403 bulk chart. Effective coverage is controlled through setbacks, spacing, landscaping (UDC 10.407), parking lot landscaping (UDC 10.405.10), and residential adjacency standards (UDC 10.403.7). Confirm project-specific limits with Development Services.
FBC lot coverage is set per transect; the transect tables list maximum building coverage stepping up by transect (with T-5 coverage calculated at the block scale in some cases). Confirm the mapped transect and the current transect table before relying on any coverage figure.
OT lot coverage maximums are set per transect in the Old Town site development standards; the transect tables list coverage caps that step up toward the downtown core. Confirm the mapped transect and the current table before relying on any coverage figure.
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