A.

The City of Crockett, Texas, is hereby divided into zoning districts which are described in this ordinance and which are shown on the official zoning map.

B.

The city's zoning districts are as follows:

1.

AR Agricultural-residential district.

2.

R-1 Single-family residential district.

3.

R-2 Two-family residential district.

4.

R-3 Multiple-family residential district.

5.

C-1 Neighborhood commercial district.

6.

C-2 Planned shopping district.

7.

C-3 City center shopping district.

8.

M Manufacturing, warehousing and wholesaling district.

9.

I General industrial district.

C.

The regulations for each zoning district enumerated above are as written on the following pages.

A.

Description. The AR agricultural-residential district is intended to provide a location for agricultural and residential land use activities in areas situated on the fringes of Crockett's present boundaries. Land use activities permitted within this zoning district are appropriate for areas that will be undergoing urbanization in the future. Most of these areas are in close proximity to residential and commercial enclaves. Therefore, the agricultural and residential activities permitted within the district are intended to be beneficial to other land uses. It is not intended that this zoning district provide a location for a lower standard of residential development than is authorized in other districts. The land use regulations provided for in the AR zone are designed to encourage and protect appropriate agricultural uses until urbanization is warranted and the appropriate change in zoning district classification is made.

B.

Uses permitted by right.

1.

Agricultural activities.

2.

Accessory buildings related to the primary building on the lot.

3.

Churches and related secondary buildings.

4.

Country clubs.

5.

Golf courses and driving ranges.

6.

Facilities for special events, including weddings, reunions, conferences and parties.

7.

Modular dwellings.

8.

Plant nurseries.

9.

Public and private parks.

10.

Public schools, buildings and facilities.

11.

Single-family detached dwellings.

C.

Specific uses.

1.

Cemeteries.

2.

Child care facilities.

3.

Communication towers for cellular telephones, radio, television and other communications.

4.

Counseling and rehabilitation homes.

5.

Drilling for oil, natural gas or the extraction of sand, gravel or minerals; provided that the operation is conducted in accordance with the ordinances of Crockett and the laws of the State of Texas.

6.

Family care facilities for children.

7.

Fraternal, lodge or service organization clubhouses.

8.

Group care facilities for children.

9.

Kennels.

10.

Mobile home dwellings.

11.

Private airport or landing field.

12.

Radio or television station and transmission lines.

13.

Recreational vehicle camping areas.

Refer to the land use matrix for land uses permitted by right or requiring a specific use permit.

D.

Area, coverage and height regulations. All buildings in the AR district must conform to the requirements as listed in the land use district standards.

E.

Recreational vehicle camping area requirements. The recreational vehicle camping area requirements are the same as those stated in section 201.4 for mobile home parks.

1.

Skirting, security to pad, and pad area requirements do not apply.

F.

Mandatory project plan requirements. Individuals requesting a specific use permit must comply with the project plan requirements as prescribed in section 303 of this ordinance.

(Ord. No. O-5B-86, § 1, 5-19-86; Ord. No. 0-4-99, § 2, 4-5-99; Ord. No. O-04-09, § 1, 4-20-09; Ord. No. O-01-16, § I, 1-11-16)

A.

Description. This is the most restrictive residential zoning district. The primary use of land is for single-family dwellings and related religious, educational and recreational facilities normally required to provide the basic elements of a balanced and attractive neighborhood. These areas are intended to be separated and protected from the encroachment of land use activities that do not perform a function necessary to sustain the residential environment. Internal stability, attractiveness, order, efficiency and security are encouraged by the provision for adequate light, air and open space for dwellings and related facilities and through consideration of the proper functional relationship of these various elements.

B.

Uses permitted by right.

1.

Accessory buildings related to the primary building on the lot.

2.

Churches and related secondary buildings.

3.

Detached single-family dwellings.

4.

Reserved.

5.

Modular home dwellings.

6.

Public and private parks.

7.

Public schools, buildings, and facilities.

C.

Specific uses.

1.

Cemeteries.

2.

Child care facilities.

3.

Communication towers for cellular telephones, radio, television and other communications.

4.

Counseling and rehabilitation homes.

5.

Country clubs.

6.

Family care facilities for children.

7.

Fraternal, lodge or service organization clubhouses.

8.

Golf courses or driving ranges.

9.

Group care facilities for children.

10.

Mobile home dwellings.

Refer to the land use matrix for land uses permitted by right or requiring a specific use permit.

D.

Area, coverage and height regulations. All buildings in the R-1 district must conform to the requirements as listed in the land use district standards.

E.

Mandatory project plan requirements. Individuals requesting a specific use permit or a zoning amendment to achieve R-1 status must comply with the project plan requirements as prescribed in section 303 of this ordinance.

(Ord. No. 0-4-99, § 3, 4-5-99; Ord. No. O-04-09, § 2, 4-20-09)

A.

Description. The R-2 district is intended to serve as a residential zone that provides a slightly higher population density but with the basic restrictions similar to the R-1 district. The principal use for land in the R-2 district is for single-family and two-family dwellings along with related religious, educational and recreational facilities normally required for the provision of a balanced and attractive neighborhood. These areas are intended to be separated and protected from the encroachment of land use activities that are incompatible with residential development. Internal stability, attractiveness, order and efficiency are encouraged by providing adequate light, air and open space for dwellings and related facilities and through the consideration for the proper functional relationship and arrangement of each element.

B.

Uses permitted by right.

1.

Accessory buildings related to the primary building on the lot.

2.

Churches and related secondary buildings.

3.

Detached single-family dwellings and related secondary buildings.

4.

Reserved.

5.

Modular home dwellings.

6.

Public and private parks.

7.

Public schools, buildings and facilities.

8.

Two-family dwellings and related secondary buildings.

C.

Specific uses.

1.

Bed and breakfast facilities (see section 307 of the Zoning Ordinance for related restrictions).

2.

Cemeteries.

3.

Child care facilities.

4.

Communication towers for cellular telephones, radio, television and other communications.

5.

Counseling and rehabilitation homes.

6.

Country clubs.

7.

Family care facilities for children.

8.

Fraternal, lodge or service organization clubhouses.

9.

Garage apartments.

10.

Golf courses or driving ranges.

11.

Group care facilities for children.

12.

Mobile home dwellings.

13.

Private schools.

Refer to the land use matrix for land uses permitted by right or requiring specific use permit.

D.

Area, coverage and height regulations. All buildings in the R-2 district must conform to the requirements as listed in the land use district standards.

E.

Mandatory project plan requirements. Individuals requesting a specific use permit or an amendment to the zoning map to achieve R-2 status must comply with the project plan review as prescribed in section 303 of this ordinance.

(Ord. No. O-5B-86, § 1, 5-19-86; Ord. No. O-4A-88, § 1, 4-18-88; Ord. No. 0-4-99, § 4, 4-5-99; Ord. No. O-04-09, § 3, 4-20-09)

A.

Description. This is a residential district to provide for medium density development of up to fifteen (15) dwelling units per acre. The principal use of land is for single-family dwellings, two-family dwellings, and multiple-family dwellings consisting of townhouses, rowhouses, garden apartments, etc. Recreational, religious and educational land use activities normally appropriate to service such residential neighborhoods are also permitted to provide the basic elements of a convenient, balanced and attractive living area. Mobile home parks are permitted by specific use permit.

B.

Uses permitted by right.

1.

Accessory buildings related to the primary building on the lot.

2.

Churches and related secondary buildings.

3.

Detached single-family dwellings and related secondary buildings.

4.

Family care facilities for children.

5.

Reserved.

6.

Modular dwellings.

7.

Multiple-family dwellings and related secondary buildings.

8.

Public and private parks.

9.

Public schools, buildings and facilities.

10.

Two-family dwellings and related secondary buildings.

11.

Garage apartments.

C.

Specific uses.

1.

Boarding houses and lodging houses.

2.

Child care facilities.

3.

Clinics.

4.

Communication towers for cellular telephones, radio, television and other communications.

5.

Convalescent, rest, nursing or extended care facilities.

6.

Counseling and rehabilitation homes.

7.

Fraternal, lodge or service organization clubhouses.

8.

Group care facilities for children.

9.

Mobile home dwellings.

10.

Mobile home parks.

11.

Neighborhood business.

12.

Private schools.

Refer to the land use matrix for land uses permitted by right or requiring specific use permit.

D.

Area, coverage and height regulations. All buildings in the R-3 district must conform to the requirements as listed in the land use district standards.

E.

Mandatory project plan requirements. Individuals requesting a specific use permit or a zoning amendment to achieve R-3 status must comply with the project plan requirements as prescribed in section 303 of this ordinance.

F.

Screening requirement. A screening fence is required between any apartment use and a developed single-family residential use in accordance with section 305 of this ordinance.

G.

Mobile homes on individual lots. Mobile homes to be located on individual lots in residential districts shall conform to the setback requirements of structures in those districts. No more than one (1) mobile home may be located on a single lot except as allowed in mobile home parks.

H.

Structural safety and skirting requirements.

1.

Each mobile home located within the City of Crockett must be secured to its pad or foundation material by a cable, harness or other safety device meeting federal and state standards and approved by the city building inspector.

2.

Skirting is required along the bottom of each mobile home so that no space under the mobile home may be seen with the exception of the tongue. This skirting must be installed within sixty (60) days of the specific use permit being issued.

I.

Mobile home parks.

1.

Pad area requirement. Mobile home parks must have a pad area for each mobile home to be placed in the park.

2.

Access. Each mobile home pad area must have access to an all-weather surfaced interior roadway that conforms to the specifications provided by the Crockett Platting Ordinance.

3.

Length, width and square footage of pad area. Each mobile home pad area must have a minimum length of not less than eighty (80) feet and a minimum width of not less than forty (40) feet. The minimum square footage of area required for a pad area is three thousand two hundred (3,200) square feet.

4.

Clearance. Each mobile home must be located so that at least fifteen (15) feet of clearance is maintained between it and other mobile homes or structures located within a mobile home park except that mobile homes placed end-to-end may have a clearance of ten (10) feet where opposing rear walls are staggered.

J.

Mobile home park site standards. All mobile home parks must comply with the following standards:

1.

Setbacks. All mobile homes and structures must be set back from exterior street right-of-way lines to comply with the following standards:

a.

The minimum depth of a yard abutting an exterior street must be thirty (30) feet. When a site has double frontage this provision must be met on both yards.

b.

All mobile homes and structures must be set back at least five (5) feet from any easement or property line.

c.

All mobile homes and structures must be set back at least five (5) feet from all side lot lines.

See examples A and B below for illustration.

2.

Coverage. Primary and secondary buildings cannot cover more than forty (40) percent of the lot or site area on interior lots and sites, and fifty (50) percent of the lot or site area on corner lots or sites. Secondary buildings cannot cover more than twenty (20) percent of a rear yard.

3.

Subdivision design and construction standards applicable. All mobile home parks must comply with the design and construction standards as specified in the Crockett Subdivision Regulations.

K.

Required recreational areas. In all parks accommodating or designed to accommodate twenty-five (25) or more mobile homes there shall be one (1) or more recreation areas which shall be easily accessible to all park residents. The size of such recreation areas shall be based upon a minimum one hundred (100) square feet for each lot.

(Ord. No. O-5B-86, § 1, 5-19-86; Ord. No. 0-4-99, § 5, 4-5-99; Ord. No. O-04-09, § 4, 4-20-09)

A.

Description. The C-1 neighborhood commercial district is designed to accommodate trade and personal services that meet basic needs of the families residing in areas adjacent to such centers. Requirements for sunlight, natural air circulation, open space, on- and off-street parking are more restrictive in the C-1 district because the retail trade and services located within it are intended to become an integral part of the neighborhood and must operate in harmony with other residential, educational, religious and recreational land use activities.

B.

Uses permitted by right.

1.

Barber shops.

2.

Beauty shops.

3.

Book, cards and stationery shops.

4.

Child care facilities.

5.

Clinics.

6.

Convalescent, rest, nursing or extended care facilities.

7.

Dance, art or music studios.

8.

Dry cleaning or laundry establishments.

9.

Flower and plant sales.

10.

Fraternal lodge or service organization clubhouses.

11.

Newspaper and magazine sales.

12.

Photography galleries and studios.

13.

Professional offices.

14.

Public schools, offices and facilities.

15.

Public and private parks.

16.

Shoe repairs.

17.

Tailoring and alteration services.

18.

Churches.

C.

Specific uses.

1.

Antique sales.

2.

Appliance sales and servicing.

3.

Bakery shops.

4.

Branch banks and similar financial institutions.

5.

Camera sales and servicing.

6.

Candy stores.

7.

Catering.

8.

Communication towers for cellular telephones, radio, television and other communications.

9.

Dairy products including ice cream stores.

10.

Delicatessens.

11.

Grocery stores.

12.

Hardware stores.

13.

Hospitals.

14.

Messenger and telephone answering services.

15.

Optical sales and repairs.

16.

Paint and decorating stores.

17.

Pet shops.

18.

Private schools and colleges.

19.

Radio, sound system and television sales and servicing.

20.

Research and technical laboratories.

21.

Restaurants.

22.

Toy shops.

23.

Veterinary clinics.

Refer to the land use matrix for land uses permitted by right or requiring specific use permit.

D.

Area, coverage and height regulations. All buildings in the C-1 district must conform to the requirements as listed in the land use district standards.

E.

Mandatory project plan requirements. Individuals requesting a specific use permit or a zoning amendment to achieve C-1 status must comply with the project plan review as prescribed in section 303 of this ordinance.

F.

Access to C-1 sites. Not more than two (2) entrance/exit points of access to a C-1 site will be permitted except as allowed on state highways in the access design standards of the state highway department.

G.

Screening requirement. A screening fence is required between any commercial, manufacturing or industrial use and a developed residential use in accordance with section 305 of this ordinance.

(Ord. No. O-5B-86, § 1, 5-19-86; Ord. No. O-04-09, § 5, 4-20-09; Ord. No. O-08C-10, § 1, 8-16-10)

A.

Description. The C-2 district is intended to provide retail shops and stores that provide goods and services for the residents of the general community. The C-2 district serves the need for commercial activities that may not be met by those activities presently located in Crockett's City Center Shopping District.

B.

Uses permitted by right.

1.

All uses permitted by right and specific use in the C-1 neighborhood commercial district.

2.

Apparel sales and rentals.

3.

Amusements.

4.

Automobile laundry.

5.

Automobile repair—Minor.

6.

Automobile sales and rentals.

7.

Automobile service station.

8.

Department stores.

9.

Drive-in restaurants.

10.

Farm machinery, implements and supply sales.

11.

Funeral sales.

12.

Meeting and assembly halls.

13.

Plant nurseries and garden supply sales.

14.

Plumbing equipment sales and servicing.

15.

Printing and reproduction services.

16.

Retail sales in general.

17.

Sports or special events stadiums.

18.

Theaters—Indoors.

19.

Mini-warehouses.

C.

Specific uses.

1.

Communication towers for cellular telephones, radio, television and other communications.

2.

Drive-in theaters.

3.

Private clubs.

4.

Sexually oriented businesses, as defined in chapter 15.5 of the Crockett Code.

Refer to the land use matrix for land uses permitted by right or requiring specific use permit.

D.

Area, coverage and height regulations. All buildings in the C-2 district must conform to the requirements as listed in the land use district standards.

E.

Mandatory project plan requirements. Individuals requesting a specific use permit or a zoning amendment to achieve C-2 status must comply with the project plan requirements as prescribed in section 303 of this ordinance.

F.

Access to C-2 sites. Not more than two (2) entrance/exit points of access to a C-2 site will be permitted, except as allowed on state highways in the access design standards of the state highway department.

G.

Screening requirement. A screening fence is required between any commercial, manufacturing or industrial use and a developed residential use in accordance with section 305 of this ordinance.

(Ord. No. O-5B-86, § 1, 5-19-86; Ord. No. O-9-95, § 3, 7-25-95; Ord. No. O-04-09, § 6, 4-20-09; Ord. No. O-08C-10, § 1, 8-16-10)

A.

Description. The C-3 district is intended to encourage and facilitate the maintenance and redevelopment of Crockett's City Shopping District with a mixture of retail, office and residential uses while preserving the historic identity of downtown. Most types of office and retail-commercial businesses with indoor display or sales are permitted within the C-3 district. Some retail uses with outdoor display may be allowed with a specific use permit. The district's area regulations are the most liberal in this section because it is recognized that the full lot coverage pattern which characterizes the district's development would create many difficulties if altered.

B.

Uses permitted by right.

1.

All uses permitted by right in the "C-1" neighborhood commercial district, except for:

a.

Childcare facilities;

b.

Convalescent, rest, nursing or extended care facilities;

c.

Public schools, offices and facilities.

2.

Apparel sales and rentals;

3.

Antique sales;

4.

Appliance sales and services (indoor only);

5.

Bakery shops;

6.

Branch banks and similar institutions;

7.

Camera sales and servicing;

8.

Coffee shops;

9.

Dairy products including ice cream stores;

10.

Delicatessens;

11.

Department stores;

12.

Mixed-use, vertical—Mixed use of commercial and residential with residential use up to two (2) units above first floor C-3 use;

13.

Optical sales and repairs;

14.

Paint and decorating stores;

15.

Pet shops;

16.

Radio, sound system and television sales and servicing;

17.

Restaurants;

18.

Retail sales in general (indoor only);

19.

Theaters (indoor only);

20.

Toy shops.

C.

Specific uses.

1.

Amusements;

2.

Automobile service station;

3.

Automotive sales and repairs—Minor (indoor only);

4.

Brewery/winery;

5.

Catering;

6.

Childcare facilities;

7.

Communication towers for cellular telephones, radio, television and other communications;

8.

Entertainment/music venue;

9.

Food truck park;

10.

Grocery store;

11.

Hardware store;

12.

Hotel;

13.

Meeting and assembly halls;

14.

Mixed-use, vertical—Mixed-use of commercial and residential with residential use more than two (2) units above first floor C-3 use;

15.

Mixed-use, horizontal—Mixed-use of commercial and residential with residential use on first floor behind C-3 use;

16.

Parking garage;

17.

Plumbing equipment sales and servicing (indoor only);

18.

Sports or special events stadiums;

19.

Veterinary clinic (no outdoor kennels).

Refer to land use matrix for land uses permitted by right or requiring specific use permit.

D.

Area, coverage, and height regulations. All buildings in the C-3 district must conform to the requirements as listed in the land use district standards.

E.

Screening requirement. Screening is not required for any uses permitted by right in the C-3 district. Screening may be required for uses permitted by specific use if required by city council.

F.

Off street parking is not required with uses allowed by right in the C-3 district. Additional parking may be required for uses allowed by specific use if required by the city council. Such parking shall be provided at the rate identified in section 401. Multi-family projects exceeding five (5) units shall provide off street parking at one (1) space per unit. A parking lot located two (2) blocks off the square at Lamer and Fifth Street provides for employee and/or customer parking for the C-3 district.

(Ord. No. O-5-86, § 1, 5-5-86; Ord. No. O-8-90, § 1, 8-6-90; Ord. No. O-04-09, § 7, 4-20-09; Ord. No. O-08C-10, § 1, 8-16-10; Ord. No. O-04-22, § I, 4-18-22)

A.

Description. The M district is intended to serve the needs of manufacturing, fabrication, assembling, warehousing and wholesaling businesses. The district may serve as a buffer between heavy industrial zones and other inharmonious land use activities. Because of its proximity to residential environs the land use activities and related operation characteristics of the M district are regulated to a greater extent than are those associated with the I district.

B.

Uses permitted by right.

1.

All uses permitted by right in a C-2 commercial district, except churches.

2.

Assembly, fabrication and manufacturing of:

a.

Clothing.

b.

Electronics.

c.

Jewelry.

d.

Leather goods.

e.

Measuring instruments.

f.

Metal.

3.

Automobile repairs—Major.

4.

Bottling plants.

5.

Building material and lumber sales facilities.

6.

Petroleum bulk stations.

7.

Publishing and printing.

8.

Truck stops.

9.

Truck terminals.

10.

Warehousing facilities.

11.

Wholesaling facilities.

C.

Specific uses.

1.

Communication towers for cellular telephones, radio, television and other communications.

2.

Drive-in theaters.

3.

Mobile homes.

4.

Private clubs.

5.

Sexually oriented businesses, as defined in chapter 15.5 of the Crockett Code.

Refer to the land use matrix for land uses permitted by right or requiring specific use permit.

D.

Area, coverage and height regulations. All buildings in the M district must conform to the requirements as listed in the land use district standards.

E.

Mandatory project plan requirements. Individuals requesting a specific use permit or amendment to the zoning ordinance to achieve M status must comply with the project plan review as prescribed in section 303 of this ordinance.

F.

Access to M district sites. Not more than two (2) entrance/exit points of access to an M district site will be permitted.

G.

Screening requirement. A screening fence is required between any commercial, manufacturing or industrial use and a developed residential use in accordance with section 305 of this ordinance.

H.

Application of performance standards. The performance standards found in section 301 of this ordinance are specifically applicable to land use activities located in M districts. These performance standards are intended to serve as additional safeguards for the community. While applied here specifically to the M district, they are equally applicable to all other areas within Crockett and should be interpreted in that manner.

I.

Major automobile repair restrictions. Major automobile repair activities are permitted by right when the premises of such activities are conducted wholly enclosed within a building or behind a wooden or brick screening fence. The material and maintenance requirements of such a screening fence are found in section 305 of this ordinance. Major automobile repair businesses now in existence in the City of Crockett which do not have such screening fences shall be made to conform with this fencing requirement on or before one (1) year from the effective date of this ordinance.

(Ord. No. O-5B-86, 5-19-86; Ord. No. O-3-87, § 1, 3-2-87; Ord. No. O-9-95, § 3, 7-25-95; Ord. No. O-04-09, § 8, 4-20-09; Ord. No. O-08C-10, § 1, 8-16-10)

A.

Description. The I district is intended to serve as the location for general industrial activities. The character, intensity and extensive nature of the land use activities permitted in the district are such that it is never permitted to directly abut a residential area.

B.

Uses permitted by right.

1.

All uses permitted by right in an M district except those commercial uses permitted by right in a C-2 shopping district [commercial district].

2.

Automobile salvage or wrecking yards.

3.

Blacksmithing and machine shop facilities.

4.

Cement, concrete, lime and gypsum manufacturing plants.

5.

Chemical manufacturing and storage facilities.

6.

Commercial feed lots, sale yards, and auction yards for cattle and hogs.

7.

Heavy earth moving equipment rentals, sales and storage.

8.

Junk yards.

9.

Leather tanning and refinement facilities.

10.

Oil field equipment rentals, sales, and storage facilities.

11.

Open storage.

12.

Paper manufacturing plants.

13.

Petroleum refining and storage facilities.

14.

Storage of toxic and combustible materials.

C.

Uses not permitted in I district.

1.

Explosive manufacture.

2.

Dead animal reduction, dumping or the distillation of bones or fat rendering.

3.

Ore smelting.

D.

Specific uses.

1.

Communication towers for cellular telephones, radio, television and other communications.

2.

Mobile homes.

3.

Private clubs.

Refer to the land use matrix for land uses permitted by right or requiring specific use permit.

E.

Area, coverage and height regulations. All buildings in the I district must conform to the requirements as listed in the land use district standards.

F.

Mandatory project plan requirements. Individuals requesting a specific use permit or amendment to the zoning ordinance to achieve I status must comply with the project plan requirements as prescribed in section 303 of this ordinance.

G.

Access to I district site. Not more than two (2) entrance/exit points of access to an I district site will be permitted except as allowed on state highways in the access design standards of the state highway department.

H.

Screening requirement. A screening fence is required between any commercial, manufacturing or industrial use and a developed residential use in accordance with section 305 of this ordinance.

I.

Junkyard and automobile wrecking yard restriction.

1.

Junkyards and automobile wrecking yards are permitted by right when the premises on which such activities are conducted are surrounded by a wooden or brick fence which is at least six (6) feet in height and forms a solid and continuous screen. Such a screen shall be maintained in good condition.

2.

Junkyards and automobile wrecking yards in existence in the City of Crockett which do not have such screening fences at the time of the passage of this ordinance shall be made to conform with this fencing requirement on or before one (1) year from the effective date of this ordinance.

J.

Mandatory project plan review. Individuals requesting a specific use permit or an amendment to the zoning ordinance to achieve I status must comply with the review process as prescribed in section 303 of this ordinance.

K.

Application of performance standards. The performance standards found in section 301 of this ordinance are specifically applicable to land use activities located in I district. These performance standards are intended to serve as additional safeguards for the community. While applied here specifically to the I district, they are equally applicable to all other areas within Crockett and should be interpreted in that manner.

(Ord. No. O-5B-86, 5-19-86; Ord. No. O-3-87, § 1, 3-2-87; Ord. No. O-04-09, § 9, 4-20-09; Ord. No. O-08C-10, § 1, 8-16-10)

LAND USE DISTRICT STANDARDS

All numbers in feet unless otherwise indicated.

* = Square feet

NA = Not applicable

Any tract of land platted before October 10, 1984, for residential use shall have a minimum of 5,000 sq. ft.

The principal structure on these lots shall not cover more than 50% of said lots.

(Ord. No. O-5B-86, § 1, 5-19-86)

Land Use Matrix —Residential

(Ord. No. 0-4-99, § 6, 4-5-99; Ord. No. O-04-09, § 10, 4-20-09)

Land Use Matrix—Commercial

(Ord. No. O-04-09, § 10, 4-20-09; Ord. No. O-04-22, § II, 4-18-22)

Land Use Matrix —Industrial

(Ord. No. O-04-09, § 10, 4-20-09)

A.

There is hereby created an official zoning map for the City of Crockett. This map, which will be permanently filed with the city secretary, will have in association with it copies of each amendment to the map which have taken place since the map was last submitted.

B.

An updated version of the zoning map will be submitted once each year to the city secretary who will certify that it is correct as of the date of its submission.

C.

Only one (1) official zoning map will be filed with the city secretary. Other copies of the map which may be used by other city offices must be dated and bear the following statement:

"Notice: This map is not official and interested parties are directed to the official zoning map on file with the Crockett City Secretary."