What are the setback requirements in Plano, TX?
Last researched May 2026
Dimensional standards in Plano, TX
| UMU, Urban Mixed-Use District — front yard setbacks | 75% of the building face shall be within 15 feet of the property line — For nonresidential, multifamily, and mixed-use residential. If easements are present or public open space, patio dining, plaza or other public amenity is provided, 75% of the building face shall be built to the easement line, open space, or public amenity. The setback may be increased to a maximum of 100 feet if a drive aisle with double-loaded parking is installed between the building face and a public street of Type D or above. |
| UMU, Urban Mixed-Use District — front yard setbacks | 75% of the building face shall be within 10 feet of the property line — For single-family attached. If easements are present, 75% of the building face shall be built to the easement line. |
| UMU, Urban Mixed-Use District — side yard setbacks, interior lot | None |
| UMU, Urban Mixed-Use District — side yard setbacks, corner lot | same as front |
| UMU, Urban Mixed-Use District — minimum rear yard | None |
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What are the setback requirements in Plano, TX?
Setbacks vary by district. Examples — UMU, Urban Mixed-Use District front yard setbacks: 75% of the building face shall be within 15 feet of the property line (conditions apply); UMU, Urban Mixed-Use District front yard setbacks: 75% of the building face shall be within 10 feet of the property line (conditions apply); UMU, Urban Mixed-Use District side yard setbacks, interior lot: None; UMU, Urban Mixed-Use District side yard setbacks, corner lot: same as front. Always confirm the exact yard requirements for your district with Plano, TX.
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Setbacks vary by district. The full Plano, TX report compares the dimensional standards and overlays published across the municipality. First town report is free.
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