Tampa, FL

This sub-district is appropriate for a variety of residential, office, commercial, and mixed-use developments with an urban, pedestrian, and transit-oriented pattern, typically in the northern areas of the Central Business District.

This district defines and controls major pedestrian-oriented shopping and business areas, with regulations that may include increased side setbacks for taller buildings.

This district is intended for neighborhood-oriented commercial uses, with specific requirements for landscaping and setbacks when adjacent to residential areas.

This district provides an area suitable for a wide range of moderate to low-intensity industrial uses, including light manufacturing and research and development.

This district is designed to accommodate heavy industrial uses and activities that may generate significant negative environmental impacts, requiring careful consideration of location and buffering.

This district allows for mixed-use development at a neighborhood scale, including residential, office, and commercial uses, within designated Urban Villages.

This district is intended for multi-family residential developments, allowing for moderate to high-density housing.

This district accommodates multi-family residential uses, with regulations that may include increased side setbacks for taller buildings.

This district provides areas for primarily low-density single-family detached dwellings with smaller minimum lot size requirements, aiming to maintain neighborhood character.

This district designates areas for single-family detached dwellings with specific lot size and setback requirements.