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Building Setbacks & Zoning in Florida (2026)

196 rules on the books across Florida, 70 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.

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Setback Rules

How far structures must be from property lines, streets, and other buildings. Different setbacks apply to front, side, and rear yards.

Alachua County

Some Restrictions

Alachua County Code § 403.07 and Table 403.07.2 set minimum building setbacks for every single-family residential…

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Boca Raton

Some Restrictions

Boca Raton fixes front, side and rear yard setbacks by single-family zoning district in a table at City Code Sec…

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Brevard County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Brevard County, minimum yard setbacks are set per zoning district; the RU-1-9 single-family…

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Broward County

Some Restrictions

Every one- and two-family lot in unincorporated Broward's residential districts carries three numeric yard minimums…

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Cape Coral

Some Restrictions

Cape Coral sets minimum yard setbacks by zoning district in Table 4.1.3.B of the Land Development Code. A single-family…

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Charlotte County

Some Restrictions

Charlotte County's Section 3-9-33(g) development standards table sets a 25-foot front setback in every single-family…

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Citrus County

Some Restrictions

Citrus County's Land Development Code sets building setbacks by the class of road a lot fronts, not by zoning district…

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Cocoa

Some Restrictions

In Cocoa's RE Residential Estate zoning district, houses must sit back fifty feet from the front property line (or the…

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Collier County

Some Restrictions

Principal-structure setbacks in unincorporated Collier County depend on your zoning district. In the common RSF-3…

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Coral Gables

Some Restrictions

Coral Gables sets a 25-foot front yard setback for single-family homes, a percentage-based side setback, and a 10-foot…

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Dade City

Some Restrictions

In Dade City's RS-1 single-family district, homes must sit back at least 25 feet from the front line, 10 feet from the…

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Davie

Some Restrictions

The Town of Davie's Land Development Code sets minimum front, side and rear yard setbacks by zoning district in Broward…

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Daytona Beach

Some Restrictions

Daytona Beach's Land Development Code fixes minimum yard setbacks separately for each residential zoning district in…

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Deltona

Some Restrictions

Deltona's single-family zoning table sets a 25-foot front yard, 10-foot rear yard, and 6-foot side yard as the baseline…

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Doral

Some Restrictions

Doral's Land Development Code fixes minimum yard setbacks by zoning district in one table: SF-1 and SF-2 lots need a…

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Escambia County

Some Restrictions

In the Medium Density Residential (MDR) district, principal structures need a 20-foot front and rear setback and a…

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Flagler County

Some Restrictions

In the R-1b Urban Single-Family Residential district, unincorporated Flagler County requires a 25-foot front setback…

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Fort Myers

Some Restrictions

Fort Myers sets minimum front, side, rear, and waterfront yard setbacks by zoning district in its Land Development Code…

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Gainesville

Some Restrictions

Gainesville's Land Development Code fixes minimum yard setbacks by residential zoning district in Table V-5 of Sec…

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Gulfport

Some Restrictions

Gulfport's R-1 single-family zoning district requires a front yard at least 25 feet deep, a rear yard at least 25 feet…

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Hialeah

Some Restrictions

Hialeah's R-1 one-family district sets a 20-foot front yard, side yards of at least 10 percent of the lot's average…

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Highlands County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Highlands County's R-2 two-family district, a residence needs a 25-foot front yard, 25-foot rear…

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Hollywood

Some Restrictions

Hollywood's AD Limited Agricultural District carries its own setback table. Code of Ordinances § 4.5.C.1 requires a 25…

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Homestead

Some Restrictions

Homestead's R-1 one-family district requires a 25-foot front yard, side yards equal to 10 percent of the lot's average…

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Indian River County

Some Restrictions

Indian River County genuinely zones its unincorporated land. The Land Development Regulations, Chapter 911, fix minimum…

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Jacksonville

Some Restrictions

Jacksonville's Zoning Code sets minimum front, side, and rear yard setbacks that vary by residential zoning district…

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Kissimmee

Some Restrictions

Kissimmee's Land Development Code sets minimum front, side, rear and street-side yard setbacks by zoning district in…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

Lake County's LDR 3.02.05 sets required setbacks by zoning district. On side and rear yards, if a wall is less than…

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Lee County

Some Restrictions

Table 34-695 in Lee County's Land Development Code sets minimum yards for one- and two-family districts. Side yards run…

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Leon County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Leon County's R-1 Single-Family Detached Residential District, the Land Development Code fixes a…

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Manatee County

Some Restrictions

Setbacks vary by zoning district. In the common RSF-3 single-family district, the minimums are roughly 25 ft front, 10…

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Martin County

Some Restrictions

LDR Section 3.16 requires every structure to sit back from lot lines at least as far as Table 3.12.2 specifies for its…

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Melbourne

Some Restrictions

Melbourne sets minimum front, side, and rear yard setbacks for every residential zoning district in Table 2A, ranging…

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Miami

Some Restrictions

Miami requires a minimum 50-foot building setback from the mean high water line on waterways, dropping to 20 feet in…

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Miami-Dade County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Miami-Dade (UMSA), residential setbacks are fixed per zoning district. RU-1 requires 15-25 ft front…

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Miramar

Some Restrictions

Miramar's Land Development Code sets minimum yard setbacks by single-family district in Table 402-2. Front setbacks…

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Nassau County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Nassau County, front, side and rear yard setbacks are fixed by zoning district in the Land…

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New Port Richey

Some Restrictions

New Port Richey's R-1 district requires a 25-foot front setback, 25-foot rear setback (40 feet on river lots), and…

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North Port

Some Restrictions

North Port sets minimum front, side, rear and waterfront setbacks by zoning district in its Unified Land Development…

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Okaloosa County

Some Restrictions

Okaloosa County requires a 20-foot front setback and 10-foot side and rear setbacks for R-1 single-family lots under…

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Orange County

Some Restrictions

Orange County Code Sec. 38-1501 sets minimum front, rear, side and side-street yard setbacks for every unincorporated…

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Orlando

Some Restrictions

Orlando's Figure 1A.LDC zoning table sets minimum yard setbacks by residential district: front yards run from 30 feet…

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Osceola County

Some Restrictions

Setbacks in unincorporated Osceola County depend on the zoning district. In residential districts, front setbacks run…

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Palm Bay

Some Restrictions

Palm Bay sets minimum yard setbacks by zoning district; in the RS-1 single-family district, homes must sit back 25 feet…

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Palm Beach County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Palm Beach County sets minimum yard setbacks by zoning district under the ULDC's Table 3.D.1.A: a…

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Pembroke Pines

Some Restrictions

Pembroke Pines sets front, side, rear and street-side setback minimums separately for each residential zoning district…

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Pinellas County

Some Restrictions

In the unincorporated county's R-1 Single-Family district, homes must sit back 20 feet from the front lot line, 6 feet…

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Plantation

Some Restrictions

Plantation's Land Development Regulations set separate minimum front, side and rear setbacks for every residential…

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Polk County

Some Restrictions

Polk County LDC Section 208 sets how setbacks are measured: by the shortest dimension from the property line to the…

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Pompano Beach

Some Restrictions

Pompano Beach fixes yard setbacks by residential zoning district in its Intensity and Dimensional Standards tables. In…

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Port St. Lucie

Some Restrictions

Port St. Lucie's Estate Residential (RE) zoning district requires a 25-foot front setback, two 10-foot side setbacks…

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Santa Rosa County

Some Restrictions

In Santa Rosa County's R-1, R-1M and RR-1 districts, the front setback is 25 feet (20 feet in R-1A), the rear setback…

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Sarasota

Some Restrictions

City of Sarasota sets minimum front, side and rear building setbacks for each single-family zone district under Zoning…

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Sarasota County

Some Restrictions

Sarasota County's four single-family zoning districts each carry required yards under UDC Sec. 124-76(a)(2)i: a 20-foot…

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Satellite Beach

Some Restrictions

In the City of Satellite Beach, the R-1A single-family district requires a 25-foot front setback, a 15-foot side…

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Seminole County

Some Restrictions

The Seminole County LDC Dimensional Standards Table (Sec. 30.7.3) sets minimum yards by district. The common R-1…

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St Lucie County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated St. Lucie County, minimum front, side and rear yard setbacks are set by zoning district in LDC Table…

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St. Petersburg

Some Restrictions

St. Petersburg's traditional single-family (NT) zoning districts set minimum yard setbacks that scale with building…

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Sumter County

Some Restrictions

Sumter County's Land Development Code sets minimum side and rear yard setbacks by residential zoning district in Table…

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Sunrise

Some Restrictions

In Sunrise's RS-3 and RS-5 single-family districts, homes need a 25-foot front yard, a 15-foot rear yard, and side…

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Tallahassee

Some Restrictions

In Tallahassee's R-1 Single-Family Detached Residential District, LDC § 10-244 sets a 25-foot front setback, a 25-foot…

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Tampa

Some Restrictions

Tampa's Table 4-2 sets minimum yard setbacks by zoning district, 30 feet front / 15 feet side / 20 feet rear in the…

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Titusville

Some Restrictions

Titusville's Land Development Regulations set yard setbacks per zoning district in Chapter 28, Article VI. Residential…

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Volusia County

Some Restrictions

Volusia County's Sec. 72-241 fixes front, side and rear yard minimums for every unincorporated zoning classification…

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West Palm Beach

Some Restrictions

West Palm Beach's SF3, SF5 and SF7 single-family districts require a 25-foot front setback, a 12.5-foot corner setback…

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Winter Haven

Some Restrictions

Winter Haven's R-1, Single Family Residential-Large Lot district sets a 25-foot front setback for the living area (15…

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Structure Height Limits

Maximum building heights allowed by zoning, including how height is measured and exceptions for chimneys, antennas, and rooftop equipment.

Florida: statewide

StatewideHeavy Restrictions

Florida Statutes 161.053 establishes the Coastal Construction Control Line, a state-administered seaward setback that…

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Sarasota County

Heavy Restrictions

In unincorporated Sarasota County RSF districts, a single-family structure may not exceed 35 feet, measured from the…

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Alachua County

Some Restrictions

Alachua County Code § 403.07(b) caps every structure in the county's single-family residential zoning districts at…

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Boca Raton

Some Restrictions

Boca Raton caps single-family residential buildings at 25 feet, but lets up to 40% of a pitched roof rise to 35 feet…

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Brevard County

Some Restrictions

Homes in unincorporated Brevard County's standard single-family zones, RU-1-7, RU-1-9, RU-1-11 and RU-1-13, cap out at…

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Broward County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Broward caps residential building height by zoning district, from 35 feet in single-family RS districts…

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Cape Coral

Some Restrictions

Cape Coral caps building height by zoning district in Table 4.1.3.B of the Land Development Code: single-family R-1…

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Charlotte County

Some Restrictions

Charlotte County caps single-family homes in the RSF-2, RSF-3.5 and RSF-5 zoning districts at 38 feet under the…

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Citrus County

Some Restrictions

Citrus County does not set one countywide maximum building height. Inside the Coastal High Hazard Area, Land…

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Cocoa

Some Restrictions

Cocoa caps building height at thirty-five feet in the RA Residential Agricultural District, the same ceiling the city's…

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Collier County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Collier County, single-family homes in the RSF districts may be up to 35 feet tall. Estates (E) lots…

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Coral Gables

Some Restrictions

Single-family homes in Coral Gables are capped at two stories or 25 feet, measured from the finished floor to the…

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Dade City

Some Restrictions

A single-family home in Dade City's RS-1 district is capped at 35 feet, measured to the roofline; the LDR excludes…

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Davie

Some Restrictions

Across the Town of Davie's residential and agricultural zoning districts in Broward County, the Land Development Code…

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Daytona Beach

Some Restrictions

Daytona Beach caps principal dwellings in its primary single-family zone, SFR-5, at 35 feet under Land Development Code…

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Deltona

Some Restrictions

Single-family homes in Deltona's core R1 districts, R1-AAA, R1-AA, R1-A, R1, and R1-B, are capped at 35 feet under the…

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Doral

Some Restrictions

Doral caps single-family building height at 35 feet across SF-1 through SF-5, allows up to nine stories or 100 feet in…

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Escambia County

Some Restrictions

Escambia County sets maximum building height per zoning district rather than one countywide ceiling. Medium Density…

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Flagler County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Flagler County caps building height at 35 feet in its R-1 Rural Residential zoning district, the…

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Fort Myers

Some Restrictions

Single-family detached homes in Fort Myers's RS-E, RS-5, RS-6, RS-7, RS-D, RM-12 and RM-16 districts are capped at 35…

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Gainesville

Some Restrictions

Table V-5 in Sec. 30-4.17 of Gainesville's Land Development Code caps residential buildings at 3 stories by right in…

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Gulfport

Some Restrictions

Single-family and duplex homes in Gulfport's R-1 zoning district are capped at thirty feet and two stories of living…

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Hialeah

Some Restrictions

Hialeah caps single-family homes in the R-1 one-family district at 2½ stories or 35 feet under Sec. 98-498. The R-2…

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Highlands County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Highlands County's R-1A residential district, a house cannot rise above 35 feet, measured under the…

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Hillsborough County

Some Restrictions

Hillsborough County caps building height by zoning district in the Land Development Code's dimensional table: 35 feet…

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Hollywood

Some Restrictions

Hollywood caps single-family homes in the RS-1 zoning district at 30 feet and no more than two stories under § 4.1's…

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Homestead

Some Restrictions

Homestead's R-1 one-family district caps residential buildings at three stories or 35 feet, whichever is less, under…

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Indian River County

Some Restrictions

Indian River County regulates building height by zoning district under LDR Chapter 911, adopted through its county…

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Jacksonville

Some Restrictions

Jacksonville caps single-family structures in every Residential Low Density (RLD) zoning district, from RLD-120 down to…

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Kissimmee

Some Restrictions

Kissimmee limits building height by zoning district through Land Development Code Table 4-3 and Table 4-5, measuring…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

Maximum building height in unincorporated Lake County is set by each zoning district in the LDR. Accessory structures…

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Lee County

Some Restrictions

Table 34-695 sets a 35-foot maximum height across every one- and two-family residential district. Section 34-2175…

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Leon County

Some Restrictions

In Leon County's R-1 Single-Family Detached Residential District, covering unincorporated Bradfordville, Suburban and…

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Manatee County

Some Restrictions

In the agricultural and standard residential zoning districts (A, A-1, RSF-1 through RSF-6, and the duplex/multi-family…

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Martin County

Some Restrictions

Habitable buildings in unincorporated Martin County are capped at four stories or the height set for the zoning…

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Melbourne

Some Restrictions

Melbourne caps most residential buildings at three floors and 36 feet, with townhouses and multifamily allowed a fourth…

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Miami

Some Restrictions

Miami 21 caps most stories at 14 feet floor-to-floor, with a 25-foot ground-level allowance and a 39-foot two-story…

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Miami-Dade County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Miami-Dade caps building height at 35 feet and two stories unless a public hearing approves more.

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Miramar

Some Restrictions

Miramar's Land Development Code sets a 40-foot maximum building height in the RL, E, and RS1 single-family districts…

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Nassau County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Nassau County caps residential building height at 35 feet across its core single-family zoning…

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New Port Richey

Some Restrictions

New Port Richey caps dwellings in its R-1, R-2, and R-3 residential districts at 35 feet or two and a half stories…

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North Port

Some Restrictions

North Port caps single-family homes in R-1 and R-2 zones at 35 feet and mobile homes at 35 feet, while R-3 multi-family…

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Okaloosa County

Some Restrictions

In Okaloosa County's R-1 single-family residential district, Table 2.3 caps building height at 45 feet. The same table…

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Orange County

Some Restrictions

Orange County caps most single-family zoning districts, R-1 through R-1AAAA plus the A-1 and A-2 agricultural…

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Orlando

Some Restrictions

Orlando caps buildings in its one-family and duplex zoning districts (R-1AA, R-1A, R-1, R-1N, R-2A, R-2B) at 30 feet…

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Osceola County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Osceola County residential zoning districts, residential structures are limited to three (3) stories…

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Palm Bay

Some Restrictions

Palm Bay caps single-family building height at 35 feet in the GU and RR districts and 25 feet in the RE, SRE, RS-1…

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Palm Beach County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Palm Beach County limits buildings and structures to 35 feet in every zoning district unless the ULDC…

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Pembroke Pines

Some Restrictions

Homes in Pembroke Pines' R-1A, R-1B, and R-1C districts are capped at two stories or 35 feet, whichever governs, under…

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Pinellas County

Some Restrictions

Pinellas County measures building height from average existing grade, and lets chimneys, towers and flagpoles rise up…

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Plantation

Some Restrictions

Every standard RS single-family district in Plantation caps buildings at thirty-five feet under Table 72-4. The RS-1EP…

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Polk County

Some Restrictions

Maximum building heights are set by land use district in LDC Table 2.2. When a building exceeds 35 feet, its required…

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Pompano Beach

Some Restrictions

In Pompano Beach's Single-Family Residence 1 (RS-1) zoning district, Code of Ordinances Section 155.3202.C caps…

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Port St. Lucie

Some Restrictions

Port St. Lucie caps residential building height at 35 feet in the Estate Residential (RE) district under City Code §…

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Santa Rosa County

Some Restrictions

Santa Rosa County's single-family and rural residential districts (AG-RR through R-1A) cap building height at 35 feet…

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Sarasota

Some Restrictions

City of Sarasota limits single-family structures to 30 or 35 feet depending on the zone district under Zoning Code §…

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Satellite Beach

Some Restrictions

In the City of Satellite Beach, the R-1A single-family district caps building height at 40 feet under City Code §…

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Seminole County

Some Restrictions

The Seminole County LDC Dimensional Standards Table (Sec. 30.7.3) limits maximum building height to 35 feet in every…

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St Lucie County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated St. Lucie County, maximum building height is set by zoning district in LDC Table 7-10 (LDC…

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St. Petersburg

Some Restrictions

In St. Petersburg's Corridor Residential Traditional districts, City Code § 16.20.060.6 caps building height, measured…

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Sumter County

Some Restrictions

Habitable structures in unincorporated Sumter County are capped at 35 feet by right across every single-family…

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Sunrise

Some Restrictions

Sunrise single-family districts (RS-3, RS-5, RS-7) cap homes at two stories or 25 feet, whichever is less. Mobile-home…

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Tallahassee

Some Restrictions

Tallahassee's R-1 Single-Family Detached Residential District caps building height at three stories, excluding any…

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Tampa

Some Restrictions

Tampa caps building height at 35 feet across every RS single-family district and most low-density RM districts, rising…

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Titusville

Some Restrictions

Titusville caps residential building height at 35 feet in its standard single-family and multifamily zoning districts…

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Volusia County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Volusia County's R-1 Urban Single-Family Residential classification, Code of Ordinances § 72-241 caps…

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West Palm Beach

Some Restrictions

West Palm Beach caps single-family homes at 30 feet in the SF3, SF5, SF7, SF11 and SF14 districts, per Sec…

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Winter Haven

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Winter Haven caps principal buildings in the R-1, Single Family Residential-Large Lot district at two floors and 35…

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Lot Coverage Limits

The maximum percentage of your lot that can be covered by buildings and impervious surfaces like driveways and patios.

Sarasota County

Heavy Restrictions

In unincorporated Sarasota County RSF districts, the maximum building coverage for a single-family structure is 35…

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Boca Raton

Some Restrictions

In Boca Raton's M-3 industrial zoning district, the gross floor area of a principal building plus its accessory…

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Brevard County

Some Restrictions

Brevard County caps building lot coverage at 40 percent in its attached single-family, multi-family and…

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Broward County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Broward caps how much of a residential lot buildings can physically cover, separate from the county's…

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Cape Coral

Some Restrictions

R-1 and RML lots in Cape Coral are capped at 60% impervious lot coverage under LDC Table 4.1.3.B, calculated using the…

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Charlotte County

Some Restrictions

Charlotte County limits how much of a residential lot buildings can cover: Section 3-9-33(g) caps lot coverage of all…

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Citrus County

Some Restrictions

Citrus County's Land Development Code caps impervious lot coverage district by district instead of countywide. The Low…

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Cocoa

Some Restrictions

In Cocoa's RE Residential Estate District, a home and its accessory structures cannot cover more than twenty percent of…

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Collier County

Some Restrictions

Most residential base districts in Collier County set no maximum building-coverage percentage for the principal home…

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Coral Gables

Some Restrictions

Single-family homes in Coral Gables can cover at most 35% of the lot with the principal building, and no more than 45%…

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Dade City

Some Restrictions

Dade City's Land Development Regulations cap how much of a lot buildings and other impervious surfaces may cover, with…

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Davie

Some Restrictions

Section 12-81's residential and agricultural district table caps building coverage from 0.18 in the AG district to 0.40…

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Daytona Beach

Some Restrictions

Daytona Beach's Land Development Code caps how much of a lot can be covered by buildings, with limits set per zoning…

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Deltona

Some Restrictions

Single-family lots in Deltona's R1-AAA, R1-AA, R1-A, and R1 zoning districts cap combined building and…

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Doral

Some Restrictions

Doral's Land Development Code caps building coverage by zoning district: single-family districts SF-1 through SF-4 top…

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Escambia County

Some Restrictions

Escambia County caps impervious and semi-impervious coverage through minimum pervious-cover percentages set per zoning…

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Flagler County

Some Restrictions

In the AC-2 Agriculture/Forestry zoning district, unincorporated Flagler County caps the share of a lot that principal…

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Fort Myers

Some Restrictions

Fort Myers caps building coverage, the share of a lot covered by roofed or walled structures, at 35 to 45 percent…

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Gainesville

Some Restrictions

Gainesville limits how much of a lot impervious construction can cover, though the cap depends on the district. LDC…

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Gulfport

Some Restrictions

Single-family and duplex lots in Gulfport's R-1 zoning district may cover no more than forty percent of the lot with…

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Hialeah

Some Restrictions

Hialeah caps building footprint at 43 percent of lot area in the R-Z residential zero lot line district under Code Sec…

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Highlands County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Highlands County's R-2 two-family district, all buildings on a lot together cannot cover more than 50…

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Hollywood

Some Restrictions

In Hollywood's AD Limited Agricultural District, Code of Ordinances § 4.5.B caps structures at 20 percent of the lot…

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Homestead

Some Restrictions

Homestead caps total lot coverage in the R-1 one-family district at 55 percent of the lot area, counting buildings…

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Indian River County

Some Restrictions

Indian River County limits how much of a lot can be covered by buildings and pavement through LDR Chapter 911, set…

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Jacksonville

Some Restrictions

Jacksonville caps how much of a lot can be covered by buildings and pavement through a zoning-district impervious…

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Jupiter

Some Restrictions

In Jupiter's Residential, Single-Family District (R-1), buildings and structures on a lot cannot cover more than 35…

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Kissimmee

Some Restrictions

Kissimmee caps how much of a lot can be covered by buildings and pavement through the impervious surface maximums in…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

Lake County limits site coverage through an Impervious Surface Ratio (ISR) set per zoning district in LDR Table…

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Lee County

Some Restrictions

Table 34-695 caps lot coverage at 40 percent in the RS-1 through RS-5 single-family districts and TFC-2, at 45 percent…

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Leon County

Some Restrictions

In Leon County's Urban Fringe Zoning District, most noncluster development is capped at 30 percent impervious surface…

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Manatee County

Some Restrictions

Manatee County does not set a single flat 'lot coverage' percentage for standard single-family districts. Building…

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Martin County

Some Restrictions

LDR Table 3.12.1 sets a maximum building coverage percentage for commercial and industrial zoning districts under…

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Melbourne

Some Restrictions

Melbourne caps how much of a residential lot a building footprint can cover. Table 2A of the zoning code's dimensional…

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Miami

Some Restrictions

In Miami's T3 Sub-Urban Transect Zone, covering most single-family and duplex lots, buildings can cover up to 50% of…

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Miami-Dade County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Miami-Dade County, single-family RU-1 lots may not have buildings covering more than 40 percent of…

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Miramar

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Miramar's Land Development Code caps building lot coverage at 40 percent of the parcel in the RL, E, and RS1…

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Nassau County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Nassau County caps how much of a residential lot buildings may cover, with the limit set per zoning…

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New Port Richey

Some Restrictions

New Port Richey caps impervious surface at 70 percent of the lot in the R-4 Coastal Cottage district, while…

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North Port

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North Port ULDC Table 3.2.3.2 caps impervious lot coverage by zoning district: 60% of the lot in R-1, 70% in R-2, 80%…

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Orange County

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In Orange County's Planned Development district, general commercial construction can't cover more than 70 percent of a…

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Osceola County

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Osceola County's Land Development Code controls buildable area in residential districts mainly through minimum lot…

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Palm Bay

Some Restrictions

Palm Bay limits maximum building coverage on a lot by zoning district, from just 10% in the General Use district up to…

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Pembroke Pines

Some Restrictions

Single-family lots in Pembroke Pines' R-1A, R-1B, and R-1C districts cannot cover more than 40% of the lot with…

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Pinellas County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Pinellas County's R-1 Single-Family Residential District, Code § 138-368.1 caps the impervious…

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Plantation

Some Restrictions

Plantation's Land Development Regulations cap building footprint at 30 percent of lot area across its Commercial (B)…

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Polk County

Some Restrictions

Polk County's density and dimensional standards, including maximum lot coverage, minimum lot size, and setbacks for…

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Pompano Beach

Some Restrictions

Pompano Beach caps building footprint by zoning district: 30% maximum lot coverage in the RS-1 single-family district…

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Port Orange

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Port Orange caps how much of a lot a building can cover under the Land Development Code's Schedule of Dimensional…

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Port St. Lucie

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In Port St. Lucie's Estate Residential (RE) zoning district, no more than 30 percent of a lot can be covered by…

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Santa Rosa County

Some Restrictions

Santa Rosa County limits how much of a site can be covered by impervious surfaces. Within the Shoreline Protection…

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Sarasota

Some Restrictions

City of Sarasota caps how much of a single-family zoning lot can be covered by buildings and by any hard surface. Under…

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Satellite Beach

Some Restrictions

In the City of Satellite Beach, the R-1 single-family district caps lot coverage at 50 percent of the lot and…

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Seminole County

Some Restrictions

Seminole County's Dimensional Standards Table (Sec. 30.7.3) controls building bulk through minimum lot area, yards, and…

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St Lucie County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated St. Lucie County, maximum lot coverage is set by zoning district in LDC Table 7-10 (LDC 7.04.01.A)…

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St. Johns County

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St. Johns County caps building lot coverage by zoning district under LDC Table 6.01: as low as 20% in the RS-E estate…

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Sunrise

Some Restrictions

Sunrise limits building lot coverage to 40 percent in its RS-3, RS-5, and RS-7 single-family districts and requires at…

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Tallahassee

Some Restrictions

Tallahassee's Land Development Code caps impervious lot coverage at 40 percent for single-family homes in the…

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Titusville

Some Restrictions

Titusville's Land Development Regulations cap building footprint, not overall lot coverage, in most residential zoning…

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Volusia County

Some Restrictions

Volusia County's Sec. 72-241 caps how much of a lot can be built on. In both of the county's general agriculture…

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West Palm Beach

Some Restrictions

West Palm Beach only caps building footprint as a percentage of lot area within its historic residential overlay…

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Winter Haven

Some Restrictions

Winter Haven caps impervious surface at 60 percent of the lot in the R-1, Single Family Residential-Large Lot zoning…

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