What the Kyle zoning ordinance says about lot coverage, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.
Chart 2 in Sec. 53-33(l) has no District A row. Its note limits all single-family detached uses on lots over 22,000 square feet to a 35 percent impervious surface ratio, which captures the one acre A district lots. Confirm the current text and any overlay, PUD condition, or plat note with the Kyle Planning Department before relying on this cell.
Chart 2 has no UE row. Its note limits single-family detached uses on lots over 22,000 square feet to a 35 percent impervious surface ratio. Confirm the current text and any overlay, PUD condition, or plat note with the Kyle Planning Department before relying on this cell.
Chart 2 in Sec. 53-33(l) has no R-1 row, so no express impervious coverage percentage applies to the legacy district. Ask the Planning Department which standard staff applies before designing site coverage. Confirm the current text and any overlay, PUD condition, or plat note with the Kyle Planning Department before relying on this cell.
Chart 2 maximum lot coverage is 50 percent impervious surface. Engineered pervious pavers on a stormwater-retaining sub-base are excluded from the calculation (Sec. 53-33(l) note). Confirm the current text and any overlay, PUD condition, or plat note with the Kyle Planning Department before relying on this cell.
Chart 2 maximum lot coverage is 60 percent impervious surface. Confirm the current text and any overlay, PUD condition, or plat note with the Kyle Planning Department before relying on this cell.
Chart 2 maximum lot coverage is 65 percent impervious surface. Confirm the current text and any overlay, PUD condition, or plat note with the Kyle Planning Department before relying on this cell.
Chart 2 maximum lot coverage is 65 percent impervious surface. Confirm the current text and any overlay, PUD condition, or plat note with the Kyle Planning Department before relying on this cell.
Chart 2 maximum lot coverage is 80 percent impervious surface. Confirm the current text and any overlay, PUD condition, or plat note with the Kyle Planning Department before relying on this cell.
Chart 2 maximum lot coverage is 55 percent impervious surface. Covered parking for two spaces per unit is required (Sec. 53-174(5)). Confirm the current text and any overlay, PUD condition, or plat note with the Kyle Planning Department before relying on this cell.
Chart 2 maximum lot coverage is 55 percent impervious surface. Confirm the current text and any overlay, PUD condition, or plat note with the Kyle Planning Department before relying on this cell.
Chart 2 maximum lot coverage is 80 percent impervious surface. Confirm the current text and any overlay, PUD condition, or plat note with the Kyle Planning Department before relying on this cell.
Chart 2 maximum lot coverage is 80 percent impervious surface. Confirm the current text and any overlay, PUD condition, or plat note with the Kyle Planning Department before relying on this cell.
Chart 2 maximum lot coverage is 80 percent impervious surface. For Sec. 53-295 income-restricted exception projects, main buildings are capped at 50 percent and all buildings combined at 60 percent. Confirm the current text and any overlay, PUD condition, or plat note with the Kyle Planning Department before relying on this cell.
Chart 2 maximum lot coverage is 50 percent impervious surface. Confirm the current text and any overlay, PUD condition, or plat note with the Kyle Planning Department before relying on this cell.
Chart 2 maximum lot coverage is 50 percent impervious surface. Confirm the current text and any overlay, PUD condition, or plat note with the Kyle Planning Department before relying on this cell.
Chart 2 has no M-3 row; the M-2 figure of 50 percent applies through Sec. 53-384(3). Confirm staff practice with the Planning Department. Confirm the current text and any overlay, PUD condition, or plat note with the Kyle Planning Department before relying on this cell.
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