Base district · planned · City of Mesa AZ
Employment Opportunity. Uses and standards are established by an approved EO Development Plan, which is the zoning for the property. A default base zoning district is selected in the plan
Every verdict below is the base-district answer read out of the ordinance of record, with the section that says so. A use with no row is shown as unknown rather than folded into “no”.
Not answered by the zoning code — a recorded plan sets the uses
Uses are listed in and established by the approved EO Development Plan. The plan may establish uses that are not listed in the Zoning Ordinance at all; any use not listed in the plan is prohibited unless the Zoning Administrator finds it equivalent to a listed use
Not answered by the zoning code — a recorded plan sets the uses
Uses are listed in and established by the approved EO Development Plan. The plan may establish uses that are not listed in the Zoning Ordinance at all; any use not listed in the plan is prohibited unless the Zoning Administrator finds it equivalent to a listed use
Not answered by the zoning code — a recorded plan sets the uses
Uses are listed in and established by the approved EO Development Plan. The plan may establish uses that are not listed in the Zoning Ordinance at all; any use not listed in the plan is prohibited unless the Zoning Administrator finds it equivalent to a listed use
Not answered by the zoning code — a recorded plan sets the uses
Uses are listed in and established by the approved EO Development Plan. The plan may establish uses that are not listed in the Zoning Ordinance at all; any use not listed in the plan is prohibited unless the Zoning Administrator finds it equivalent to a listed use
Not answered by the zoning code — a recorded plan sets the uses
Uses are listed in and established by the approved EO Development Plan. The plan may establish uses that are not listed in the Zoning Ordinance at all; any use not listed in the plan is prohibited unless the Zoning Administrator finds it equivalent to a listed use
Not answered by the zoning code — a recorded plan sets the uses
Uses are listed in and established by the approved EO Development Plan. The plan may establish uses that are not listed in the Zoning Ordinance at all; any use not listed in the plan is prohibited unless the Zoning Administrator finds it equivalent to a listed use
A blank cell means this dataset carries no number for that standard — read it as “go and look”, not as zero.
| Standard | Value | Field |
|---|---|---|
| Floor area ratio (FAR) | — | far |
| Maximum height | — | max_height_ft |
| Maximum site coverage | — | site_coverage |
| Minimum lot area | — | min_lot_area_sf |
| Minimum lot width | — | min_lot_width_ft |
| Minimum lot area per dwelling unit | — | min_lot_area_per_du_sf |
| Maximum density | — | max_du_per_acre_derived |
| Front setback | — | setback_front_ft |
| Street-side setback | — | setback_side_street_ft |
| Interior side setback | — | setback_side_interior_ft |
| Rear setback | — | setback_rear_ft |
Dimensional standards from MZO 11-14-3.
Standards notes. An EO Development Plan may establish land uses that are not listed in the Zoning Ordinance at all, and for a Qualified Political Subdivision may grant exemptions from the Zoning Ordinance. Any use not listed in the approved plan is prohibited unless the Zoning Administrator finds it equivalent to a listed use. NOTE: EO is listed among the Industrial/Employment synonymous terms in 11-3-1(C) but is NOT in the 11-3-1(A) base-zone table
No district in this dataset publishes a floor area ratio: intensity in this code is governed by lot coverage, height and — for residential — density or minimum lot area per dwelling unit. See the metro page for the provenance note on that.
Run the envelope this district allows, free, in about a minute — lot area, FAR or height, and the residual land value it supports.
The quick screen is free and needs no account. The sample study is the seven-page deliverable the Feasibility Desk produces.
base district only; overlay geometry not checked — an Airfield or Form-Based Code designation can flip answers
This is a base-district reading of the ordinance text, transcribed from the source below. It is not a Zoning Verification Letter, not a determination by the jurisdiction, not legal advice, and not a substitute for asking the planning department about a specific parcel. Overlays, recorded plan conditions, rezoning stipulations and parcel geometry are not checked here, and any one of them can change the answer on this page.
Verify locally before you spend money. Call the planning counter, pull the parcel's zoning-map designation and its case history, and confirm the section cited above still reads the way it reads here.
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