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Pageland, SC Building Setbacks & Zoning: Setback Rules (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Front setback range
0 ft (CC) to 50 ft (GC/LI/BI)
R-8 side (residential)
10 ft
R-8 rear (residential)
15 ft
Corner-lot front minimum
Never below 15 ft
GR/GRR side (single-family)
7.5 ft (Note E)

Summary

Pageland's Table 2 sets front setbacks from zero feet downtown to 50 feet in the general commercial and industrial districts, with residential side and rear yards generally 10 to 15 feet. Section 8-2 lets corner lots and multi-building sites vary these minimums.

R-8 R-6 GR GRR RC NC CC GC LI BI ... Minimum Yard & Building Setback (ft.) (A)

Front 20 15 15 15 15 25 0 50 50 50 Side Residential 10 10 E E 10 NA NA 10 NA NA Non-Residential 50 40 40 40 40 10 0 10 50 50 Rear Residential 15 F 15 15 15 NA NA 25 NA NA Non-Residential 30 25 25 25 25 15 0 25 50 50

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Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Code of Ordinances: Supplement 1).

Full Breakdown

Appendix A, Article 3, Table 2 of the Pageland Town Code sets the minimum yard and building setback in feet by zoning district. Front setbacks range from 15 feet in R-6, GR, GRR and RC up to 20 feet in R-8, 25 feet in NC, 50 feet in GC, LI and BI, and 0 feet in the CC (central commercial) district. Side setbacks for residential buildings are 10 feet in R-8, R-6 and RC and 10 feet in GC, while non-residential side setbacks run from 10 feet (NC, CC) up to 50 feet (RC nonresidential is 40; LI and BI are 50).

Rear setbacks for residential structures are 15 feet in most districts and 25 feet in GC, while non-residential rear setbacks range from 15 feet (NC) to 50 feet (LI, BI). 5 feet for single-family and duplex homes (15 feet for patio home and townhouse end units, 25 feet for multi-family), and note F sets the R-6 rear yard at 40 feet for multi-family but 15 feet for other residential uses. Section 8-2 layers exceptions on top of the table: corner lots may cut the front yard on the less-important street to half the required distance, but never below 15 feet, and where a majority of a block's existing homes already sit at a different depth, new construction may not vary more than 5 feet from that established average without neighboring owners' written approval.

Violations & Fines

Building or expanding a structure closer to a property line than Table 2's minimum yard and setback figures, without qualifying for one of the Section 8-2 exceptions (corner lots, through lots, block-average matching), is a zoning violation subject to a misdemeanor and ordinance summons under Section 10-15, with each day of continued violation a separate offense.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far must a house sit from the front property line in Pageland?
It depends on the zoning district. Table 2 of Appendix A sets the front setback at 20 feet in R-8, 15 feet in R-6, GR, GRR and RC, 25 feet in NC, 50 feet in GC, LI and BI, and 0 feet in the CC district.
Can a corner lot in Pageland have a smaller front setback?
Yes. Section 8-2 lets a corner lot reduce the front yard on its less-important street frontage to half the district's required distance, but the reduced setback can never go below 15 feet.
What are the side and rear setbacks for a house in Pageland's R-8 district?
Table 2 sets the R-8 residential side setback at 10 feet and the rear setback at 15 feet; non-residential buildings in R-8 need a larger 50-foot side setback and a 30-foot rear setback.

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