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Building Setbacks & Zoning in Plantation, FL (2026)

3 verified building setbacks & zoning rules for Plantation, Florida, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.

Verified from official government sources

Setback Rules

Plantation zoning fixes minimum yards by district in Section 27-72, Table 72-4. A single-family lot in the RS-3D district needs a 30-foot front, 10-foot side, and 20-foot rear setback; estate lots require 25 to 35 feet on all sides.

Plantation Property Setback Requirements

Some Restrictions

City of Plantation, FL, Code of Ordinances ch. 27, Sec. 27-72

Note 1: Setbacks specifically indicated on an approved plat, site plan or master plan, if applicable, shall supersede the above setback restrictions.

Structure Height Limits

Plantation caps single-family homes at 35 feet in every RS district under Section 27-72, Table 72-4. The Plantation Acres estate district (RS-1EP) allows 40 feet, and multi-family and commercial buildings reach 35 to 55 feet by district.

Plantation Building Height Limits

Some Restrictions

City of Plantation, FL, Code of Ordinances ch. 27, Sec. 27-72(b)

Any building or structure that exceeds twenty-seven (27) feet in height shall be subject to an increased side and rear yard setback requirement. The side and rear yard setbacks shall be increased by one and one-half (1.5 feet for each foot or portion thereof of the building or structure that exceeds twenty-seven (27) feet in height with the height of the building or structure being measured fro...

Lot Coverage Limits

Plantation caps lot coverage at 35 percent for single-family (RS) lots under Section 27-72, Table 72-4. The Plantation Acres estate district (RS-1EP) allows just 20 percent, while multi-family and commercial districts permit 30 percent.

Plantation Maximum Lot Coverage Limits

Some Restrictions

Looking for Broward County county-wide rules?

County ordinances apply to unincorporated areas and may supplement Plantation city rules.

Building Setbacks & Zoning in Broward County