Frisco single-family setbacks under Zoning Ordinance: SF-7 district requires 25 ft front, 8 ft side (15 ft on corners), 20 ft rear. SF-10 and SF-12 require larger setbacks up to 30 ft front. Accessory structures 5 ft side/rear.
Frisco Zoning Ordinance Sec. 2.02 establishes residential district yard requirements. SF-7 (smallest lot single-family): 25/8/20 ft front/side/rear. SF-10: 25/10/25. SF-12: 30/10/25. Corner lots need street-side setback equal to front setback or 15 ft whichever is less. Covered patios and carports subject to same setbacks as main structure. Variance petitions go to Zoning Board of Adjustment.
Encroaching construction must be removed or variance obtained. Fines 500-2,000 per day if started without permit. Title issues on sale if undocumented.
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