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Zoning Overlays & Bonuses in Bradenton, FL (2026)

2 verified zoning overlays & bonuses rules for Bradenton, Florida, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.

Verified from official government sources

Density Bonus Law

In the City of Bradenton, the Land Use Regulations grant two density bonuses: five extra units in the UV district when affordable housing is provided, and up to ten dwelling units per acre for planned development projects that pass architectural review and meet three owner-occupancy and price conditions.

Density Bonus Rules in the City of Bradenton, FL

Some Restrictions

Bradenton Land Use Regulations § 3.2 (schedules 3.2.2.1 and 3.2.2.2)

STANDARD RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS R-1 R-2 R-3 UV R-4 ... Maximum density (units/acre) 6 10 15 25* 15 ... * A five-unit density bonus is permitted with the provision of affordable housing ... (6) A density bonus of up to ten dwelling units per acre may be granted for planned development project applications subject to architectural review board (ARB) design and compatibility review if such unit(s) ...

Downtown Design Guide

In the City of Bradenton, Florida, all new development in the UCBD, UC and UV districts, except detached single-family homes, goes through design review by the city's design review committee. Chapter 6.0 sets vertical elements at a maximum of 50 feet apart in the UCBD and UC districts and 40 feet elsewhere.

Bradenton Downtown Design Review Guidelines

Some Restrictions

Bradenton Land Use Regulations Chapter 6.0 and § 6.1.2

Development proposals inclusive of any of the following attributes require design review (architectural review) by the city's design review committee: A.All new development located within the Urban Central Business (UCBD), Urban Core (UC) and Urban Village (UV) districts excluding detached single-family dwellings. ... D.All mixed use developments. ... 6.1.2.2 Each building should have a clear a...

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