A — Agricultural District
Front yard 25 feet. Side yard 15 feet (add 15 feet on corner lots). Rear yard 20 feet.
Setbacks in Pilot Point, TX
What the Pilot Point zoning ordinance says about setbacks, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.
SF1 — Single-Family Residential Low Density
Front yard 35 feet. Side yard 20 feet (add 15 feet on corner lots). Rear yard 40 feet.
SF2 — Single-Family Residential Moderate Density
Front yard 25 feet. Side yard 10 feet (add 15 feet on corner lots). Rear yard 25 feet.
MF1 — Multiple-Family Residential Moderate Density
Front yard 20 feet. Side yard 10 feet (add 15 feet on corner lots). Rear yard 15 feet.
MF2 — Multiple-Family Residential High Density
Front, side, and rear yards are required under note B only where a nonresidential use abuts a residential lot, matching the adjoining residential zone.
MF3 — Multiple-Family Residential High Density (Apartments)
Front yard 25 feet. Side yard 20 feet. Rear yard 25 feet.
C1 — Retail District
Yards are required under note B only where the use abuts a residential lot, matching the adjoining residential zone. Single-family homes built in C1 must meet SF2 yards (note 2).
C2 — General Commercial District
Yards are required under note B only where the use abuts a residential lot, matching the adjoining residential zone. Single-family homes built in C2 must meet SF2 yards (note 2).
I1 — Light Industrial District
Yards are required under note B only where the use abuts a residential lot, matching the adjoining residential zone.
I2 — Heavy Industrial District
Yards are required under note B only where the use abuts a residential lot, matching the adjoining residential zone.
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