Chicago zoning code m1 1

Developers gain freedom in building design, but must work with city to ensure project serves and integrates with surrounding neighborhood. Toggle navigation By DataMade. Zoning map Zoning districts Zoning rules About. Zoning districts What is zoning? Read more » There are nine different zoning classes in Chicago.

Alternatively, setback can be the average front yard depth of nearest 2 lots. Townhouses: complicated as hell, see But no setback is required to be wider than 5 feet. None for schools and churches. None, unless property borders an R-zoned lot.

See If property has dwelling units, minimum of 30 ft. If its rear property line borders the side property line of an R-zoned lot, the rear setback must equal the side setback of the R-zoned lot. If rear line borders the R lot's rear line, setback must be at least 16 ft. None, but buildings taller than city's "building height thresholds" require Planned Development review. None, except for industrial parks and properties bordering R-zoned lots see A for details. Select Language.

Please note that the English language version is the official version of the code. American Legal Publishing and the jurisdiction whose laws are being translated do not vouch for the accuracy of any translated versions of such laws. PDF documents are not translated. Resources Sitemap Accessibility Help Center. Chicago Overview. Other than M1 districts paired with residence districts in Special Mixed Use Districts , MM and MM districts by special permit and M1-D districts by authorization or certification are the only manufacturing districts in which residences are permitted.

However, in MD districts, residential use may be allowed as-of-right on zoning lots under certain conditions. In MM and MM districts, mapped in parts of Chelsea, space in an industrial building may be converted to residential use , provided a specified amount of floor area is preserved for particular industrial and commercial uses.

Floor area ratios in M1 districts range from 1. In the highest density manufacturing district, M, mapped only in Manhattan, an FAR of 12 can be achieved with a bonus for a public plaza. Except along district boundaries, no side yards are required. Rear yards at least 20 feet deep are usually required, except within feet of a corner.