MU-1
Low Intensity Mixed-Use
Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas
This district encourages higher density, mixed-use, pedestrian-oriented development, concentrating a variety of housing types among neighborhood-serving commercial and institutional uses.
60 ft
Max Building Height
20 ft
Front Setback
Development Standards
| Max Building Height | 60 ft |
| Front Setback | 20 ft |
Parking
Parking requirements are for commercial and mixed-use parking, and residential parking. For mixed-use or multifamily in commercial zones, the city can't require more than one space per dwelling unit.
Fort Worth Location
Permitted Uses
20 uses permitted in MU-1
| Use | Category |
|---|---|
| College or university | Civic |
| Day care center (child or adult) | Civic |
| Government office facility | Civic |
| Institutional uses | Civic |
| Museum, library or fine art center | Civic |
| School, elementary or secondary (public or private) | Civic |
| Business college or commercial school | Commercial |
| Neighborhood-serving commercial uses | Commercial |
| One dwelling unit when part of a business or civic use; security residence | Mixed-Use |
| Residential, commercial, and institutional uses may occupy the same building lot | Mixed-Use |
| Community home | Residential |
| Duplex/two-family attached dwelling | Residential |
| Group home I | Residential |
| Group home II | Residential |
| Multifamily dwelling (9+ units) | Residential |
| Multifamily dwelling (up to 8 units) | Residential |
| Multifamily dwelling apartment | Residential |
| One-family attached (townhouse, rowhouse) | Residential |
| Two-family detached | Residential |
| Variety of housing types | Residential |
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