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Building height in Pflugerville, TX

What the Pflugerville zoning ordinance says about building height, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.

A — Agriculture/Development Reserve

A height standards are set by the residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.2.4. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

SF-E — Single Family Estate

SF-E height standards are set by the residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.2.4. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

SF-S — Single Family Suburban Residential

SF-S height standards are set by the residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.2.4. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

SF-R — Single Family Residential

SF-R height standards are set by the residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.2.4. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

SF-MU — Single Family Mixed Use Residential

SF-MU height standards are set by the residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.2.4. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

2-F — Two Family Residential

2-F height standards are set by the residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.2.4. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

MF-10 — Multi Family 10

MF-10 height standards are set by the residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.2.4. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

MF-20 — Multi Family 20

MF-20 height standards are set by the residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.2.4. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

MH — Manufactured Housing

MH height standards are set by the residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.2.4. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

PF — Public Facilities and Open Space

PF height standards are set by the non-residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.3.4, including Table 4.3.4 general regulations and height standards. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

O — Office

O height standards are set by the non-residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.3.4, including Table 4.3.4 general regulations and height standards. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

NS — Neighborhood Service

NS height standards are set by the non-residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.3.4, including Table 4.3.4 general regulations and height standards. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

R — Retail

R height standards are set by the non-residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.3.4, including Table 4.3.4 general regulations and height standards. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

GB1 — General Business 1

GB1 height standards are set by the non-residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.3.4, including Table 4.3.4 general regulations and height standards. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

GB2 — General Business 2

GB2 height standards are set by the non-residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.3.4, including Table 4.3.4 general regulations and height standards. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

CI — Campus Industrial

CI height standards are set by the non-residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.3.4, including Table 4.3.4 general regulations and height standards. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

LI — Light Industrial

LI height standards are set by the non-residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.3.4, including Table 4.3.4 general regulations and height standards. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

GI — General Industrial

GI height standards are set by the non-residential development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.3.4, including Table 4.3.4 general regulations and height standards. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

CL3 — Corridor Neighborhood (Level 3)

CL3 height standards are set by the corridor districts development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.4.4. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

CL4 — Corridor Urban (Level 4)

CL4 height standards are set by the corridor districts development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.4.4. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

CL5 — Corridor Urban Center (Level 5)

CL5 height standards are set by the corridor districts development regulations in UDC Sec. 4.4.4. Exact values are review gated in this pack version; confirm the current table in the cited section, plus overlay status, PUD or development agreement conditions, utilities, and plat notes with the Planning Department before relying on this answer.

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