What the Pflugerville zoning ordinance says about setbacks, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.
A setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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 setback 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.
PUD dimensional standards, including setbacks, are set by the adopting PUD ordinance for the property under UDC Secs. 3.7.4 and 4.5.3. The specific PUD ordinance is review gated in this pack version; obtain it from the Planning Department before relying on this answer.
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