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Fruit Heights zoning

Where to find Fruit Heights's official zoning rules, and who to ask.

Searchable here: an unofficial copy of Fruit Heights's Zoning chapters (Ch. 6 Establishment of Zones, Ch. 7 A-1, Ch. 8 residential zones, Ch. 9 commercial (127 sections), pulled 2026-10-19 from its official website. It may be out of date; the official code controls. Partial copy: about 20 chapters (most zone and administration chapters, ch. 1-7, 8A-8C, 8E, 9A-9B, 10B, 12-15, 19-20) are scanned images on the city's site and are not included. Use the official code for those.

Sections

  1. 10-11-10 HEIGHT OF FENCES, WALLS, OR HEDGES
  2. 10-11-13 PRIVATE SWIMMING POOLS
  3. 10-11-23 Chickens in Single-Family Residential Zones R-1-10, R-1-12, and R-S-12
  4. 10-11-24 Outdoor Lighting
  5. 10-11-25 DETACHED ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS
  6. 10-11-19 RESIDENTIAL FACILITY FOR DISABLED PERSONS
  7. 10-11-22 SHORT TERM RENTALS
  8. 10-11-1 APPLICABILITY
  9. 10-11-2 OPEN SKY
  10. 10-11-3 LOT STANDARDS
  11. 10-11-4 PRESERVATION OF LOT AREA
  12. 10-11-5 DOUBLE FRONTAGE LOTS
  13. 10-11-6 GORE SHAPED LOTS
  14. 10-11-7 PARKING IN FRONT YARDS
  15. 10-11-8 YARD SPACE ENCROACHMENTS
  16. 10-11-9 CLEAR VISION TRIANGLE
  17. 10-11-11 HEIGHT LIMITATION EXCEPTIONS
  18. 10-11-12 OUTDOOR STORAGE
  19. 10-11-14 SEWAGE DISPOSAL
  20. 10-11-15 AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS
  21. 10-11-16 MAXIMUM COVERAGE OF REAR YARD
  22. 10-11-17 MINIMUM DWELLING HEIGHT
  23. 10-11-18 COMMERCIAL ACCESS ROADS
  24. 10-11-20 KENNEL REGULATIONS
  25. 10-11-21 INTERNAL ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS (IADU)
  26. 10-8F-1 PURPOSE
  27. 10-8F-2 PERMITTED USES
  28. 10-8F-3 CONDITIONAL USES
  29. 10-8F-4 AREA AND FRONTAGE REGULATIONS
  30. 10-8D-1 PURPOSE
  31. 10-8D-2 PERMITTED USES
  32. 10-8D-3 CONDITIONAL USES
  33. 10-8D-4 AREA AND FRONTAGE REGULATIONS
  34. 10-8D-5 YARD REGULATIONS
  35. 10-8D-8 SIGNS
  36. 10.10A.010 Purpose
  37. 10.10A.020 Scope and application
  38. 10.10A.030 Definitions
  39. 10.10A.040 Development standards and controls
  40. 10.10A.050 Responsibility for geologic hazard and other studies
  41. 10.10A.060 Minimum acceptable qualifications of professionals
  42. 10.10A.070 Procedure
  43. 10.10A.080 Geologic hazards study area maps
  44. 10.10A.090 Geologic hazard studies and reports required
  45. 10.10A.100 Geologic hazard reports
  46. 10.10A.110 Review of geologic hazard reports
  47. 10.10A.120 Disclosure when a geologic hazard report is required
  48. 10.10A.130 Warning and disclaimer
  49. 10.10A.140 Change of use
  50. 10.10A.150 Conflicting regulations
  51. 10:10C.010 PURPOSE OF PROVISIONS
  52. 10:10C.020 APPLICABILITY
  53. 10:10C.030 WILDLAND URBAN INTERFACE OVERLAY MAP
  54. 10:10C.040 WILDLAND URBAN INTERFACE DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTS
  55. 10:10C.050 REVIEW, APPROVAL PROCEDURE
  56. 10:10C.060 DISPUTES, APPEAL PROCEDURE
  57. 10:10C.070 WARNING AND DISCLAIMER
  58. 10:10C.080 CHANGE OF USE
  59. 10:10C.090 CONFLICTING REGULATIONS
  60. 10-16-1 PURPOSE
  61. 10-16-2 DEFINITIONS
  62. 10-16-3 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
  63. 10-16-4 PROPERTY SIGNS
  64. 10-16-5 SIGNS ALLOWED IN ALL ZONES
  65. 10-16-6 PROHIBITED SIGN DEVICES
  66. 10-16-7 A-1, R-S AND R-1 ZONES
  67. 10-16-8 C-1 ZONE
  68. 10-16-9 C-2 ZONE
  69. 10-16-10 POLITICAL SIGNS
  70. 10-17-1 PURPOSE
  71. 10-17-2 DEFINITION
  72. 10-17-3 SCOPE
  73. 10-17-4 HOME OCCUPATION PERMIT REQUIRED
  74. 10-17-5 BUSINESS LICENSE REQUIRED
  75. 10-17-5.1 CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT REQUIREMENTS
  76. 10-17-6 RESIDENTIAL DAYCARE OR GROUP INSTRUCTION
  77. 10-17-7 HOME OCCUPATION PERMIT APPLICATION PROCEDURES
  78. 10-17-8 ANNUAL RENEWAL
  79. 10-17-9 REVOCATION
  80. 10-17-10 APPEAL
  81. 10-17-11 ENFORCEMENT; PENALTY
  82. 11.01.01 Title
  83. 11.01.02 Purpose
  84. 11.01.03 Scope
  85. 11.01.04 Definitions – Process Related
  86. 11.01.05 Validity
  87. 11.02.01 Final Platting and Recording Required
  88. 11.02.02 Work to be Done by Licensed Professional
  89. 11.02.03 Approval Procedure
  90. 11.02.04 Phasing
  91. 11.02.05 Rezone of Property
  92. 11.02.06 Development Agreements
  93. 11.02.07 Public Hearings
  94. 11.02.08 Application Requirements and Review Process
  95. 11.03 CONCEPT PLAN
  96. 11.04 PRELIMINARY PLAT AND IMPROVEMENT PLANS
  97. 11.05 FINAL PLAT AND IMPROVEMENT PLANS
  98. 11.06.01 General Requirements
  99. 11.06.02 Utilities Required
  100. 11.06.03 Storm Water
  101. 11.06.04 Inspections
  102. 11.06.05 Fee in lieu of Actual Improvements
  103. 11.07.01 General Requirements
  104. 11.07.02 Street Layout and Access
  105. 11.07.03 Trails
  106. 11.07.05 Street Lighting
  107. 11.07.06 Easements
  108. 11.07.07 Lots and Parcels
  109. 11.07.08 Utilities to be Underground
  110. 11.08 DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY PRIOR TO PLAT RECORDING
  111. 11.08.01 Subdivision Plat Recording
  112. 11.08.02 Improvements Completion Assurance and Guarantee of Performance
  113. 11.09 DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY AFTER PLAT RECORDING
  114. 11.10.01 Variances and Appeals Generally
  115. 11.11 PENALTY
  116. 11.12.01 Vacating, Altering, or Amending a Final Plat
  117. 11.12.02 Vacating a Street, Right of Way, or Easement
  118. 11.13.01 Purpose
  119. 11.13.02 Parcel Boundary Adjustments Not in a Recorded Subdivision
  120. 11.13.03 Lot Line Adjustments within a Recorded Subdivision
  121. 11.14.01 Purpose and Intent
  122. 11.14.02 Qualifications of Land for Agricultural Purposes
  123. 11.14.03 Agricultural Partition Parcels as Buildable Lots
  124. 11.14.04 Public Improvements and Infrastructure
  125. 11.14.05 Use of Property Created Under This Part for Non-Agricultural Purposes
  126. 11.14.06 Utilities
  127. 11.14.07 Parent Parcels

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