El Paso, TX

This district promotes and preserves residential development with a more urban appearance, permitting a mixture of housing types at medium densities.

This district provides compatible neighborhood convenience goods and services that serve day-to-day needs, and permits locations for business and professional offices and retail category uses within adjacent residential areas.

This district is for establishments providing goods or rendering services which support the community's trade and service establishments and serve multi-neighborhoods.

This district permits a wide range of regional commercial activities generating large amounts of employment and traffic, serving a wide region.

This district accommodates, encourages, and promotes innovatively designed developments involving large-scale developments that can function as individual neighborhoods, small-scale developments requiring flexibility, or transitional areas.

This district provides locations for light-intensity industries involving manufacturing, assembling, distribution and warehousing, while supporting commercial uses and preserving a light industrial nature.

This district provides for the most intensive industrial uses which may be characteristic of nuisance or hazardous conditions, serving the entire city.

This district is intended to sustain attractive, older residential neighborhoods that contain a lower residential density, and to establish new low-density residential neighborhoods in selected, undeveloped areas.

This district provides opportunities for the development of attractive living environments at densities greater than permitted in other residential districts, encouraging high-density single-family and multiple-family housing types.

Multi-family residential district permitting apartments, townhomes, and condominiums at moderate to high density.

This district is for neighborhood-serving residential and commercial land uses, designed to be compatible with residential areas and allow for flexibility and creative design.