What the Round Rock zoning ordinance says about parking, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.
Off-street parking is set by use, not by district. For example, retail sales and services and most commercial uses use the ratios in the Sec. 8-46 table, computed under Sec. 8-50. Confirm the current zoning map, any overlay district, PUD or development agreement conditions, and the cited section text before acting.
Off-street parking is set by use, not by district. For example, retail sales and services and most commercial uses use the ratios in the Sec. 8-46 table, computed under Sec. 8-50. Confirm the current zoning map, any overlay district, PUD or development agreement conditions, and the cited section text before acting.
Off-street parking is set by use, not by district. For example, retail sales and services and most commercial uses use the ratios in the Sec. 8-46 table, computed under Sec. 8-50. Confirm the current zoning map, any overlay district, PUD or development agreement conditions, and the cited section text before acting.
Off-street parking is set by use under the Sec. 8-46 table (office, industrial, and warehouse uses each have their own ratios), computed under Sec. 8-50. Confirm the current zoning map, any overlay district, PUD or development agreement conditions, and the cited section text before acting.
Off-street parking is set by use under the Sec. 8-46 table (office, industrial, and warehouse uses each have their own ratios), computed under Sec. 8-50. Confirm the current zoning map, any overlay district, PUD or development agreement conditions, and the cited section text before acting.
Off-street parking is set by use under the Sec. 8-46 table (office, industrial, and warehouse uses each have their own ratios), computed under Sec. 8-50. Confirm the current zoning map, any overlay district, PUD or development agreement conditions, and the cited section text before acting.
Off-street parking is set by use under the Sec. 8-46 table (office, industrial, and warehouse uses each have their own ratios), computed under Sec. 8-50. Confirm the current zoning map, any overlay district, PUD or development agreement conditions, and the cited section text before acting.
Off-street parking is set by use under the Sec. 8-46 table (office, industrial, and warehouse uses each have their own ratios), computed under Sec. 8-50. Confirm the current zoning map, any overlay district, PUD or development agreement conditions, and the cited section text before acting.
Off-street parking is set by use in the Sec. 8-46 table. Single-family homes on lots platted before January 1, 2002 need 2 spaces per dwelling unit; lots in subdivisions platted in 2002 or later need 4 spaces per unit, at least 2 garage-enclosed. Townhouses need 4 per unit. Multifamily ratios run by bedroom count. Reductions can be requested through an alternative parking plan (Sec. 8-47). Confirm the current zoning map, any overlay district, PUD or development agreement conditions, and the cited section text before acting.
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