Permitted uses in Round Rock, TX

Primarily agricultural activities. Single-family detached homes are permitted, with a limit of two residential buildings on parcels of 40 acres or less (Sec. 2-12(d)). Livestock structures for new development must be at least 150 feet from neighboring residences and similar uses (Sec. 2-12(d)(2)). The full use table is in Sec. 2-25.

Single-family detached homes are permitted. Garage conversions may not create a separate dwelling unit, add utility meters, or add an exterior entry door (Sec. 2-13(d)). The full use table is in Sec. 2-25.

Single-family detached homes are permitted. Garage conversions may not create a separate dwelling unit (Sec. 2-14(d)). The full use table is in Sec. 2-25.

Single-family detached homes are permitted. The full use table is in Sec. 2-25.

Single-family detached homes are permitted, and SF-3 is the one residential district where a connected accessory dwelling unit is permitted (Sec. 2-25 use table). The full use table is in Sec. 2-25.

Single-family detached homes are permitted. The full use table is in Sec. 2-25.

Single-family detached manufactured homes are permitted (Sec. 2-25 use table). The full use table is in Sec. 2-25.

Attached single-family (two-family) buildings are permitted, and detached single-family homes are permitted with supplementary standards (Sec. 2-25 use table, Sec. 2-91(hh)). The full use table is in Sec. 2-25.

Townhouses are permitted on single lots (fee simple) or common lots (Sec. 2-25 use table). The full use table is in Sec. 2-25.

Senior housing uses. Apartments and assisted living facilities are permitted with supplementary standards and are restricted to senior housing (Sec. 2-25 use table, Sec. 2-91(c) and (d)). Townhouses are permitted with supplementary standards. The full use table is in Sec. 2-25.

Apartments and townhouses are permitted (Sec. 2-25 use table). The full use table is in Sec. 2-25.

Apartments and townhouses are permitted (Sec. 2-25 use table). The full use table is in Sec. 2-25.

MF-3 develops only through a planned unit development. Uses permitted in the MF-3 district are found in each PUD (Sec. 2-24(b)). Citywide MF-3 requirements include structured parking attached to the residential building and balconies on at least 25 percent of units (Sec. 2-24(d)).

Retail sales and services are permitted with supplementary standards (Sec. 2-91(ee)). Detached single-family homes are permitted with supplementary standards. Accessory dwelling units are prohibited in C-1. The full use table is in Sec. 2-35.

A limited version of general commercial. Retail sales and services are permitted with supplementary standards (Sec. 2-91(ee)). Accessory dwelling units are prohibited in C-1a. The full use table is in Sec. 2-35.

Local commercial and office uses on sites of two acres or less (Sec. 2-34). Retail sales and services are permitted with supplementary standards, and one accessory dwelling unit per platted lot is permitted with supplementary standards (Sec. 2-91(a)). The full use table is in Sec. 2-35.

Offices and related accessory uses. One accessory dwelling unit per platted lot is permitted with supplementary standards (Sec. 2-91(a)). Retail sales and services are prohibited in OF-1. The full use table is in Sec. 2-48.

Offices and related accessory uses at higher intensity. Retail sales and services are permitted with supplementary standards (Sec. 2-91(ee)). The full use table is in Sec. 2-48.

Office, research and development, and light industrial uses with limited support services in a campus setting (Sec. 2-44). Retail sales and services are permitted with supplementary standards. The full use table is in Sec. 2-48.

Light manufacturing, assembly, and other nonpolluting industry (Sec. 2-45). Retail with predominantly outdoor storage or consumer loading areas is permitted. The full use table is in Sec. 2-48.

Traditional industrial uses and vehicle repair facilities (Sec. 2-46). Retail with predominantly outdoor storage or consumer loading areas is permitted. The full use table is in Sec. 2-48.

The MI district accommodates existing mining operations (Sec. 2-47). Permitted uses are in the Sec. 2-48 use table. The Sec. 2-49 dimensional chart does not list an MI column; development standards for MI come from Sec. 2-47 and applicable chapter 8 standards. Confirm the current zoning map, any overlay district, PUD or development agreement conditions, and the cited section text before acting.

Public and civic uses per the Sec. 2-60 use table. See the district purpose in Secs. 2-56 through 2-58 for the intended intensity. Confirm the current zoning map, any overlay district, PUD or development agreement conditions, and the cited section text before acting.

Public and civic uses per the Sec. 2-60 use table. See the district purpose in Secs. 2-56 through 2-58 for the intended intensity. Confirm the current zoning map, any overlay district, PUD or development agreement conditions, and the cited section text before acting.

Public and civic uses per the Sec. 2-60 use table. See the district purpose in Secs. 2-56 through 2-58 for the intended intensity. Confirm the current zoning map, any overlay district, PUD or development agreement conditions, and the cited section text before acting.

Land kept primarily as open space (Sec. 2-59). Permitted uses are in the Sec. 2-60 use table. The Sec. 2-61 dimensional chart does not list an OS column; development standards come from Sec. 2-59 and applicable chapter 8 standards. Confirm the current zoning map, any overlay district, PUD or development agreement conditions, and the cited section text before acting.

Retail, dining, entertainment, and upper story residential in the historic commercial core. Retail sales and services and detached single-family are permitted with supplementary standards; accessory dwelling units are prohibited in MU-1. The full use table is in Sec. 2-77.

Moderate density residential and commercial development downtown. Accessory dwelling units and retail sales and services are permitted (retail with supplementary standards). The full use table is in Sec. 2-77.

Single-family and neighborhood commercial uses in traditional residential buildings. Accessory dwelling units are permitted with supplementary standards, including a 625 square foot cap above a garage (Sec. 2-91(a)(2)). The full use table is in Sec. 2-77.

Small lot redevelopment with mixed uses, including residential. Accessory dwelling units are permitted, and retail sales and services are permitted with supplementary standards. The full use table is in Sec. 2-77.

Comprehensive mixed-use development on large tracts. Use permissions in the Sec. 2-77 table carry district-specific notes for MU-G. The full use table is in Sec. 2-77.

Each PUD district has unique standards and requirements described in its adopting ordinance (Sec. 2-76(c)). The citywide code applies unless the PUD ordinance specifically supersedes it (Sec. 2-76(d)). Get the adopting ordinance for the property before relying on any general standard.