Setbacks in Little Elm, TX

Minimum front yard 25 feet. Minimum side yard 6 feet (28 feet on a corner). Minimum rear yard 20 feet (Article III, Table J).

Minimum front yard 25 feet. Minimum side yard 10 feet (28 feet on a corner). Minimum rear yard 20 feet (Article III, Table D).

Minimum front yard 25 feet. Minimum side yard 10 feet (28 feet on a corner). Minimum rear yard 20 feet (Article III, Table E).

Minimum front yard 40 feet. Minimum side yard 20 feet (28 feet on a corner). Minimum rear yard 30 feet (Article III, Table F).

Minimum front yard 25 feet. Minimum side yard 10 feet (25 feet on a corner). Minimum rear yard 20 feet (Article III, Table G).

Minimum front yard 25 feet. Minimum side yard 10 feet (25 feet on a corner). Minimum rear yard 20 feet (Article III, Table H).

Minimum front yard 25 feet. Minimum side yard 6 feet (28 feet on a corner). Minimum rear yard 20 feet (Article III, Table I).

Minimum front yard 20 feet. Minimum side yard 6 feet (28 feet on a corner). Minimum rear yard 20 feet (Article III, Table K).

Minimum front yard 25 feet. Minimum side yard 6 feet (28 feet on a corner). Minimum rear yard 20 feet (Article III, Table L).

Minimum front yard 6 feet, maximum front yard 12 feet. Minimum side yard 5 feet (15 feet on a corner; 5 feet between groups of three to six townhomes). Minimum rear yard 20 feet, with a minimum 5-foot rear fence setback (Article III, Table M).

Minimum front yard 6 feet, maximum front yard 12 feet. Minimum total side yard 10 feet (split evenly 5/5, zero lot line 0/10, or any combination totaling 10 feet; 15 feet on a corner). Minimum rear yard 20 feet, with a minimum 5-foot rear fence setback (Article III, Table N).

Minimum front yard 25 feet. Minimum side yard between buildings 15 feet; minimum side yard adjacent to a street 20 feet. Minimum rear yard 30 feet (Article III, Table O).

Minimum front yard 25 feet. Minimum side yard 6 feet (28 feet on a corner). Minimum rear yard 20 feet (Article III, Table P).

Minimum front yard 45 feet. Minimum side yard 20 feet (28 feet on a corner). Minimum rear yard 30 feet (Article III, Table Q).

Minimum front yard 20 feet, maximum front yard 100 feet. No minimum side yard, except 5 feet minimum adjacent to residential. No minimum rear yard, except 35 feet minimum adjacent to residential (Article III, Table R).

Minimum front yard 20 feet, maximum front yard 100 feet. No minimum side yard, except 5 feet minimum adjacent to residential. No minimum rear yard, except 35 feet minimum adjacent to residential (Article III, Table S).

Minimum front yard 25 feet, maximum front yard 100 feet. Minimum side yard 15 feet (25 feet adjacent to residential). Minimum rear yard 25 feet (35 feet adjacent to residential). A nonsingle-family use over one story adjacent to a single-family district must set back a distance equal to the building height, but not less than 25 feet (Article III, Table T, Note 1).

Minimum front yard 20 feet on TxDOT roadways / 10 feet on other roadways; maximum front yard 80 feet on TxDOT roadways / 30 feet on other roadways. No minimum side yard, except 20 feet minimum adjacent to residential. No minimum rear yard, except 35 feet minimum adjacent to residential (Article III, Table U).

Minimum front yard 20 feet, maximum front yard 100 feet. No minimum side yard, except 5 feet minimum adjacent to residential. No minimum rear yard, except 35 feet minimum adjacent to residential (Article III, Table V).

Minimum front yard 20 feet, maximum front yard 100 feet. No minimum side yard, except 20 feet minimum adjacent to residential. No minimum rear yard, except 40 feet minimum adjacent to residential (Article III, Table W).

Minimum front yard 20 feet, maximum front yard 100 feet. No minimum side yard, except 20 feet minimum adjacent to residential. No minimum rear yard, except 40 feet minimum adjacent to residential (Article III, Table X).

On any Lakefront-zoned property that shares a lot line with a single-family zoned property, a minimum 20-foot setback applies from that property line (Sec. 106.04.02, Division 3(e)(1)). The Article III nonresidential comparison table separately lists, for the LF column: minimum front yard 20 feet, maximum front yard 100 feet, no minimum side or rear yard except 20 feet side and 40 feet rear when adjacent to residential, and minimum lot area 1 acre (Article III, Table B). Continuous building frontage, build-to lines, and block-face rules in Sec. 106.04.02 Division 3 further constrain siting and are not reduced to a single setback table here.

A Lakefront Residential Overlay District (Sec. 106.04.06, Ord. No. 1437, adopted Dec. 19, 2017) applies to A-1, A-2, and SF-4 zoned residential lots surrounding the Lakefront District core. It modifies the base district's area, yard, and bulk rules: on lots in a defined subdivision boundary, 80-foot-or-greater lots may be subdivided into two 40-foot center-loaded lots with a 5-foot side yard setback, and "gifts to the street" (porches, stoops, bay windows, and similar features) may project up to 10 feet into the 25-foot front yard setback. Redevelopment also goes through a Lakefront Residential Architectural Design Review Committee for style approval. This pack was not independently verifying against A-1/A-2/SF-4 parcels for this overlay; confirm with Development Services whether a specific property sits inside the overlay boundary (exhibit A to the adopting ordinance) before relying on the base A-1/A-2/SF-4 dimensional tables alone.