Plano, TX

Designed for two-family development consistent in design and development patterns with typical single-family detached development, encouraging single-family ownership by permitting division along common walls.

A district for downtown business and government uses.

Small-scale commercial district for neighborhood-serving retail and services.

Intended to provide flexibility for integrated development including retail, office, commercial, and light manufacturing, with a major focus on corporate headquarters and research facilities in a campus-like setting.

Intended for light industrial uses.

Provides for multi-unit residential development.

Multi-family district allowing up to 18 units per acre. Townhomes, condos, and garden apartments.

Creates a pedestrian-oriented environment with traditional neighborhood-friendly commercial and residential uses, low-rise building heights, walkable streets, and required open space.

Provides a planning, regulatory, and management framework for the design and integration of small lot residential development, reinforcing neighborhood character, providing appropriate transitions in use and building scale, ensuring appropriate allocation and design of open space, and achieving a well-connected street and pedestrian network.

Primarily for single-family residential development.

Provides for urban mixed-use development.