Brandon residential setbacks are set in Hillsborough County LDC §6.01.01 (Schedule of District Area, Height, Bulk, and Placement Regulations). Most Brandon parcels are RSC-4 or RSC-6, with typical front setback 25 ft, side 7.5 ft, and rear 20 ft.
Setbacks are measured from the property line to the foundation wall of the principal structure. Accessory structures generally have reduced setbacks (5 ft side/rear typical). Corner lots have a secondary front setback. Pool enclosures may intrude into rear and side yards per §6.11.94 with minimum-10-ft total setback.
Permit denial, stop-work, or required relocation/demolition of a non-conforming structure.
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