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Salt Lake City, UT Zoning

Euclidean-zoning. 30 districts · 11 overlays · 7 applicable state preemptions.

Overview

Code type
euclidean
Naming convention
mixed

RE (Residential Estate) uses lot-size suffix (RE-17 = 17k sf, RE-43 = 43k sf). R-1/R-2 are tier-encoded SF. RO-1/RO-2 add office overlay. RMF-30/35/45/75 are height-encoded multifamily (number = base max height in ft, which correlates with du/ac). D-1/D-2 downtown use tier suffix. MU-2 through MU-11 (2024-2025 consolidation) are intensity-encoded mixed-use. Overlays use letter-code suffix (H, YCI, SSSC, NWQ, TSA-UC/UN/MUEC/SP). | naming_convention_raw=hybrid ; sub_flags_raw=[utah, overlay-heavy, transit-oriented, heavy-recent-amendment]

Worth knowing
  • Chicken-keeping permitted in residential zones citywide with restrictions (coop size limits, setback from property lines, nuisance restrictions) — reflects food-security/permaculture values
  • 4-Plex legalization (2024) eliminated functional single-family-only zoning; quadplexes now permitted by-right in all residential zones (R-1, R-2, RO-1, RO-2, RE-17, RE-43), increasing potential density significantly
  • Density bonus incentives available in RMF districts for affordability inclusion — expanding under 2024-2025 reforms

+ 9 more in Quirks & notes

Districts

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CodeNameCategory Min lotHeight CoverageFAR Du/acParking Setbacks F/S/R
RE-17Residential Estate (17k)res_sf17,000 sf[1]28 ft[2]—[3]—2.5[4]—— / — / —
RE-43Residential Estate (43k)res_sf43,000 sf[5]28 ft[6]—[7]—1[8]—— / — / —
R-1Residential (Single-Family, tier 1)res_sf—[9]30 ft[10]—[11]—10[12]—— / — / —
R-2Residential (Single-Family, tier 2)res_sf—[13]30 ft[14]—[15]—10[16]—— / — / —
RO-1Residential Office (limited commercial, tier 1)res_sf—[17]35 ft[18]—[19]—15[20]—— / — / —
RO-2Residential Office (limited commercial, tier 2)res_sf—[21]35 ft[22]—[23]—20[24]—— / — / —
RMF-30Low-Density Multifamilyres_mf—[25]30 ft[26]—[27]—30[28]—— / — / —
RMF-35Moderate-Density Multifamilyres_mf—[29]35 ft[30]—[31]—35[32]—— / — / —
RMF-45Moderate-High Density Multifamilyres_mf—[33]45 ft[34]—[35]—45[36]—— / — / —
RMF-75High-Density Multifamilyres_mf—[37]75 ft[38]—[39]—75[40]—— / — / —
CNCommercial Neighborhoodcom—[43]—[44]—[45]——[46]—15[41] / 15[42] / —
CGGeneral Commercialcom—[47]55 ft[48]—[49]——[50]—— / — / —
CBCommunity Businesscom—[51]—[52]—[53]——[54]—— / — / —
CSCommercial Servicecom—[55]—[56]—[57]——[58]—— / — / —
CCCommercial Corridorcom—[59]—[60]—[61]——[62]—— / — / —
D-1Central Business District (Downtown Core)cbd—[63]-1 ft[64]—[65]——[66]—— / — / —
D-2Downtown Southcbd—[67]100 ft[68]—[69]——[70]—— / — / —
MU-2Mixed-Use (Low-Scale)mu—[71]—[72]—[73]——[74]—— / — / —
MU-3Mixed-Use (Neighborhood)mu—[75]—[76]—[77]——[78]—— / — / —
MU-5Mixed-Use (Mid-Scale)mu—[79]—[80]—[81]——[82]—— / — / —
MU-6Mixed-Use (Regional)mu—[83]—[84]—[85]——[86]—— / — / —
MU-8Mixed-Use (High-Density)mu—[87]—[88]—[89]——[90]—— / — / —
MU-11Mixed-Use (Urban Core)mu—[91]—[92]—[93]——[94]—— / — / —
M-1Light Manufacturingind—[95]45 ft[96]—[97]———— / — / —
M-1ALight Manufacturing (Variant)ind—[98]45 ft[99]—[100]———— / — / —
M-2General Manufacturingind—[101]—[102]—[103]———— / — / —
BPBusiness Parkind—[104]50 ft[105]—[106]———— / — / —
OSOpen Space / Conservationspec—[107]—0[108]—0[109]—— / — / —
OS-COpen Space / Conservation (Variant)spec—[110]—0[111]—0[112]—— / — / —
PLPublic Landsspec—[113]——[114]———— / — / —

Confidence: confirmed partial under review not found

Overlays

H
Historic Preservation Overlay
HP
§21A.34.020

Mapped historic landmark sites and historic district boundaries per SLC zoning map (approx. 10-12 major districts citywide including Avenues, Capitol Hill, Central City, Marmalade, South Temple, Westmoreland Place, etc.)

coa_required_for_exterior_alteration1[115]
design_review_required1[116]
design_standard_referenceSecretary of Interior's Standards for Treatment of Historic Properties[117]
systems_visibility_standardLeast visible / obfuscated manner; minimal impact to historic character[118]
base_density_effectnone[119]
TSA-UC
Transit Station Area (TSA) — Urban Center Station
TOD
§21A.26.078 (TSA districts) / SLC Transit Station Area Development Guidelines (June 2017)

Mapped ~0.5-mile radius around TRAX light rail stations designated Urban Center (includes Downtown stations, Central Pointe/15th South, Ballpark, Sugar House/1300 South)

parking_reduction_max_ratio0.5[120]
ground_floor_transparency_min_ft20[121]
height_flexibilityabove base district[122]
setback_reduction_streetfacing1[123]
density_intentHigh-density regional commercial hub[124]
TSA-UN
Transit Station Area (TSA) — Urban Neighborhood Station
TOD
§21A.26.078

Mapped ~0.5-mile radius around TRAX stations designated Urban Neighborhood (neighborhood-scale station contexts)

density_target_du_ac_range15-25[125]
ground_floor_transparency_min_in18[126]
max_blank_wall_section_ft20[127]
pedestrian_scale_required1[128]
YCI
Yalecrest Compatible Infill Overlay
CON
§21A.34.120

Yalecrest neighborhood boundary (northeast SLC) per SLC zoning map

character_preservation_required1[129]
design_guidelines_specific1[130]
additions_limited_to_compatible_forms1[131]
density_effectrestrictive[132]
SSSC
South State Street Corridor Overlay
COR
§21A.34.090

South State Street corridor and Granary District (Central City area) per SLC zoning map

granary_district_adaptive_reuse_loan1[133]
mixed_use_residential_commercial_encouraged1[134]
historic_structure_preservation1[135]
density_bonus_adaptive_reuse1[136]
NWQ
Northwest Quadrant Overlay
ENV
§21A.34.140

Northwest Quadrant area (west of I-215, adjacent to Great Salt Lake and Jordan River) per SLC zoning map; three mapped subareas

subarea_development_areaplanned development with mitigation[137]
subarea_eco_industrial_bufferhybrid zone for low-impact manufacturing/industrial[138]
subarea_natural_arearestricted development; habitat preservation mandate[139]
wildlife_habitat_assessment_required1[140]
riparian_corridor_protection1[141]
native_vegetation_restoration1[142]
FP
Floodplain Overlay
FP
§21A.34 (SLC floodplain combining) + city Flood Damage Prevention ordinance

FEMA FIRM Special Flood Hazard Areas (Zone A/AE) along Jordan River, City Creek, Parley's Creek, Emigration Creek, and associated floodplain corridors

bfe_freeboard_min_ft1[143]
prohibited_uses_in_100yr_sfhacritical facilities and non-elevated residential[144]
nfip_participation1[145]
compensatory_storage_required1:1 ratio typical[146]
AFPP
Airport Flight Path Protection Overlay
SPEC
§21A.34.040

FAR Part 77 imaginary surfaces around Salt Lake City International Airport (northwestern SLC); airport influence area including Rose Park, Glendale, Poplar Grove neighborhoods

height_limit_by_surfacesliding scale per Part 77 approach/transitional/horizontal/conical surfaces[147]
noise_disclosure_required1[148]
incompatible_land_uses_restricted1[149]
faa_coordination_required1[150]
G-MU
Gateway-Mixed Use Overlay
COR
§21A.34 (Gateway district overlay provisions)

The Gateway district area (west downtown, between 400 West and I-15, south of North Temple) per SLC zoning map

mixed_use_required1[151]
pedestrian_orientation_required1[152]
ground_floor_active_use1[153]
historic_warehouse_adaptive_reuse_encouraged1[154]
SNB
Sugar House Business District Overlay
COR
§21A.34 (Sugar House Master Plan implementation)

Sugar House business district (1100 East / 2100 South area, southeast SLC) per SLC zoning map

pedestrian_oriented_design_required1[155]
mixed_use_encouraged1[156]
historic_building_preservation1[157]
height_transition_to_residential1[158]
PMU
Pedestrian-Oriented Mixed-Use Standards
CON
§21A.24 (Mixed-Use District standards)

All MU-X (mixed-use) districts and portions of downtown mapped as mixed-use

ground_floor_transparency_ratio0.75[159]
max_street_level_setback_ft5[160]
max_blank_wall_section_ft20[161]
shared_parking_allowed1[162]
off_street_parking_mandated_minimum0[163]

State preemptions

UT HB 82 — Internal ADU Mandateapplies
Qualifying condition
SLC is a Utah municipality (1st-class city, pop 200,000) with residential zones (RE-17, RE-43, R-1, R-2, RO-1, RO-2). Cities must permit internal ADUs by-right in residential zones. SLC implements via §21A.40.200 which exceeds the state floor (also permits detached ADUs). | title=Utah Code §10-9a-530 (Internal accessory dwelling unit) ; effect_on_city=SLC must permit internal ADUs by-right in all SF residential zones. City retains authority over size, design, and parking. SLC's own §21A.40.200 already meets and exceeds the mandate.
UT HB 406 — Accessory Dwelling Unitsapplies
Qualifying condition
HB 406 (2021) expanded ADU authorization; SLC as a 1st-class city with established residential fabric has adopted detached-ADU permissions via §21A.40.200 (max 17 ft base, up to 24 ft pitched/20 ft flat with increased setbacks, 1 parking stall with transit/bike-lane exemptions). | title=Utah Code §10-9a-511.5 (ADU amendments) ; effect_on_city=SLC's §21A.40.200 detached-ADU framework aligns with HB 406; owner-occupancy required; no STR use; parking exempt within ¼ mi transit or ½ mi bike lane. Retains full local authority on size/design per HB 82/406 framework.
UT SB 174 — Single-Family Housing Modificationsapplies
Qualifying condition
Applies to all Utah cities with single-family districts. SLC's RE-17, RE-43, R-1, R-2, RO-1, RO-2 are affected. Limits certain material/aesthetic restrictions beyond Utah Construction Code. | title=Utah Code §10-9a-505.5 et seq. ; effect_on_city=Cities may not impose certain aesthetic/material restrictions beyond Utah Construction Code on single-family dwellings. Bulk standards (lot size, height, setback) retained locally. SLC's 2024 4-plex legalization (transforming R-1/R-2 allowed uses) is a city-level reform; SB 174 does not independently preempt base dimensional standards.
UT HB 462 — Moderate Income Housing Planapplies
Qualifying condition
Salt Lake County is in the WFRC MPO; SLC (pop 200,000, well above the 5,000 threshold; county pop 1,160,000 > 100k threshold) is required to include MIH plan in General Plan. Must select ≥3 of 23 moderate-income housing strategies, report annually to Utah DWS Workforce Services. HB 462 also caps RDA-area zoning restrictions in qualifying Redevelopment Agency project areas. | title=Utah Code §10-9a-403(2)(b)(ii) ; effect_on_city=SLC must maintain a MIH element with ≥3 menu strategies and file annual DWS progress reports. Non-compliance penalty = loss of transportation funding + $250/day. SLC has adopted multiple strategies including ADU enablement, 4-plex legalization, density bonuses, small-lot dwellings. Station-area planning (SAP) required for SLC UTA/FrontRunner stations — certification timeline applicable.
UT HB 462 Station Area Planningapplies
Qualifying condition
SLC has multiple UTA TRAX light rail stations and the FrontRunner North Temple / Salt Lake Central commuter rail stations within city limits. Cities with fixed-guideway stations must adopt certified Station Area Plans meeting statutory density/use/infrastructure criteria, or face transportation-funding sanctions. | title=Utah Code §10-9a-403.1 (Station Area Plan) ; effect_on_city=SLC must adopt and maintain certified SAPs for each qualifying station. SLC's TSA-UC / TSA-UN / TSA-MUEC / TSA-SP overlay framework and 2024 Ballpark Station MU-8 rezoning are implementation vehicles. Certification status per WFRC/Utah DWS not fetched this pass — treat as under_review until live check. ; retrieval_gap=WFRC / Utah DWS SAP certification dashboards are not machine-retrievable in this pass.
UT Land Use Development & Management Act (LUDMA)applies
Qualifying condition
LUDMA is the enabling statute for all municipal land-use authority in Utah. SLC's Title 21A is promulgated under LUDMA §§10-9a-101 et seq. | title=Utah Code Title 10 Chapter 9a ; effect_on_city=Sets procedural floors (notice, hearings, appeals), vested rights doctrine, and nonconforming-use framework for SLC's entire zoning code. Does not preempt specific base district dimensions.
UT HB 37 (2025) — Voluntary Density Bonusapplies
Qualifying condition
HB 37 (2025) rejected hard statewide preemption of single-family zoning in favor of a voluntary density-bonus framework. Applies to all Utah municipalities. | title=HB 37 — Housing Affordability Amendments ; effect_on_city=SLC may opt into state density-bonus incentives but is not compelled to upzone single-family districts by state mandate. SLC has already adopted 4-plex legalization (2024) and small-lot dwelling reform (2025) independent of HB 37.

Adopted building codes

Statewide; local may lag

IBC
2021
IRC
2024
NEC
2023
IFC
2021
IECC (Residential)
2021
IECC (Commercial)
2021

Click a code label to open its state-by-state adoption atlas.

Quirks & notes

  • Chicken-keeping permitted in residential zones citywide with restrictions (coop size limits, setback from property lines, nuisance restrictions) — reflects food-security/permaculture values
  • 4-Plex legalization (2024) eliminated functional single-family-only zoning; quadplexes now permitted by-right in all residential zones (R-1, R-2, RO-1, RO-2, RE-17, RE-43), increasing potential density significantly
  • Density bonus incentives available in RMF districts for affordability inclusion — expanding under 2024-2025 reforms
  • Small Lot Dwelling Option (2025 proposal): allows 2,000 sf minimum per dwelling unit in residential zones, supporting up to ~22 units/acre in R-1/R-2 with max development
  • No minimum lot width requirement in RMF-30 through RMF-75 districts — enables narrow-lot development (30-50 ft wide) for compact, walkable development
  • Granary District Adaptive Reuse Loan Program (SSSC overlay): unique municipal forgivable-loan mechanism for historic industrial-to-mixed-use conversion
  • Northwest Quadrant three-tier overlay (Development Area / Eco-Industrial Buffer / Natural Area): rare hybrid structure allowing low-impact industrial use adjacent to Great Salt Lake sensitive habitat
  • Transit-Oriented Development height flexibility (TSA overlays): variable height allowances by station type (TSA-UC, TSA-UN, TSA-MUEC, TSA-SP) with parking reductions up to 50% in TSA-UC areas
  • No statewide single-family preemption despite HB 37 (2025) activity — Utah resisted hard preemption in favor of voluntary density bonus framework; SLC's reforms are city-driven
  • Mixed-Use Consolidation (2024-2025): major code reform reducing 26 zones to 6 MU districts (MU-2, MU-3, MU-5, MU-6, MU-8, MU-11) for simplified commercial/mixed-use framework
  • Ballpark Station Area became the first MU-8 adoption (2024), establishing the template for future high-density mixed-use rezonings
  • D-1 Central Business District has unrestricted height (within Airport Part 77 / Capitol viewplane constraints), enabling 200+ ft towers typical of SLC downtown

Formulas

Definitions

adu_internal
Accessory dwelling unit within existing single-family structure; by-right on any SF lot (p§21A.40.200)
adu_detached
Detached ADU on same lot as SF; max 17 ft base height, expandable to 24 ft pitched / 20 ft flat with increased setbacks (p§21A.40.200)
small_lot_dwelling_2025
2025 reform: dwelling units on 2,000 sf minimum per unit lot area; max 1,000 sf single unit or 850 sf per unit for duplex/triplex/4-plex; supports up to ~22 units/acre
height_residential
Measured to highest point; pitched roofs to peak, flat roofs to roof membrane (p§21A.62)
lot_coverage
Building footprint as percent of total lot area; excludes uncovered porches/decks (p§21A.62)
du_ac_formula_rmf
Calculated from max height and lot coverage standards; RMF-30 ~30 du/ac, RMF-35 ~35 du/ac, RMF-45 ~45 du/ac, RMF-75 ~75 du/ac (i from name-encoded formula)

Capacity calculations

small_lot_dwelling_max_units
lot_area_sf / 2000
adu_detached_max_height_standard_ft
17
adu_detached_max_height_with_setback_ft
24

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Sources & references

Primary source
Title 21A — Zoning, Salt Lake City Code
Through 2026 amlegal supplement · retrieved 2026-04-19
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Data quality

66%completeness44 confirmed30 partial16 inferred
Documented gaps
  • Complete Table 21A.24 master dimensional values (min_lot_sf, lot_coverage, exact heights for R-1/R-2/RO-1/RO-2/RE-17/RE-43) — amlegal.com 403.
  • Complete Table 21A.26 commercial dimensional tables (CN excluded — has confirmed values from §21A.26.010).
  • MU-2 through MU-11 consolidated district dimensional tables — 2024-2025 consolidation under implementation; §21A.24 not retrieved live.
  • M-1 / M-2 industrial dimensional tables — §21A.28 not retrieved live.
  • Full overlay parameter tables for TSA subdistricts (§21A.26.078), Floodplain (§21A.34), Airport (§21A.34.040), Gateway-MU, Sugar House — amlegal 403.
  • HB 462 Station Area Plan certification status for each SLC UTA/FrontRunner station.
  • Parking ratios by land use (§21A.44).
  • Density bonus calculation formulas for RMF districts.
  • Small Lot Dwelling ordinance enactment status (proposed 2025 vs. adopted).

Known issues

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