Tyler, TX Zoning

Hybrid-pd-zoning. 13 districts · 9 overlays · 1 applicable state preemptions.

Overview

Code type
hybrid-pd
Naming convention
mixed
Naming convention by category
res_sfv1 used lot-size-tier labels (RS-E/RS-5/RS-6/RS-7/RS-D); live UDC per Google snippets uses lot-size-tier letter-codes (R-1A, R-1B, R-1D)
res_mfv1 used use-type-index with density (RM-12, RM-16); live UDC per Google snippets uses single multifamily code (R-MF)
muv1 MU-C; live UDC has form-based DBAC overlay/base hybrid plus PMXD planned mixed-use
comv1 used use-type-index (NC, CG); live UDC uses intensity-index (C-1, C-2)
indv1 used use-type-index (CI, I-L, I-H); live UDC uses single industrial code per snippets (M-1)

Tyler UDC is Euclidean with form-based integration in DBAC (Downtown Business, Arts & Culture) and mixed-use districts. Planned district types (PMXD = Planned Mixed-Use Development, PCD = Planned Commercial Development, PUR = Planned Unit Redevelopment) are available as rezoning paths — hybrid-pd classification reflects their role as discretionary entitlement tools rather than by-right zones.

Worth knowing
  • DISTRICT ROSTER DISCREPANCY: v1 profile uses RS-E/RS-5/RS-6/RS-7/RS-D/RM-12/RM-16/MU-C/NC/CG/CI/I-L/I-H but Google Search snippets of the live Tyler UDC (codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/tyler) reference R-1A, R-1B, R-1D, R-MF, C-1, C-2, M-1, PMXD, PCD, PUR, DBAC. v1 codes may be plan-stage aspirational labels from the Tyler 21 comprehensive plan that were not adopted verbatim into the UDC ordinance, or a v1 converter artifact. This is a ≥30% roster change — flagged for full re-extraction on amlegal unblock. Until then, carrying v1 codes and numeric values with explicit under_review notes on the codes themselves. [partial]
  • Tyler UDC adopted 2018 as a major outcome of the Tyler 21 Comprehensive Plan. Exact adoption ordinance date not retrievable — amlegal Cloudflare gate. [confirmed v1 narrative]
  • Planned districts PMXD (Planned Mixed-Use Development), PCD (Planned Commercial Development), PUR (Planned Unit Redevelopment) are discretionary rezoning paths — reason for hybrid-pd classification. [confirmed Google snippets]

+ 11 more in Quirks & notes

Districts

res_sf 5ind 3res_mf 2com 2mu 1
CodeNameCategory Min lotHeight CoverageFAR Du/acParking Setbacks F/S/R
RS-EResidential Single-Family Estateres_sf35 ft[1] / /
RS-5Residential Single-Family 5res_sf35 ft[2]5[3] / /
RS-6Residential Single-Family 6res_sf35 ft[4] / /
RS-7Residential Single-Family 7res_sf35 ft[5] / /
RS-DResidential Single-Family Duplexres_sf35 ft[6] / /
RM-12Residential Multi-Family 12res_mf55 ft[7]12[8] / /
RM-16Residential Multi-Family 16res_mf65 ft[9]16[10] / /
MU-CMixed Use Corridormu75 ft[11][12] / /
NCNeighborhood Commercialcom45 ft[13] / /
CGGeneral Commercialcom55 ft[14] / /
CICommercial Industrialind65 ft[15] / /
I-LLight Industrialind45 ft[16] / /
I-HHeavy Industrialind60 ft[17] / /

Confidence: confirmed partial under review not found

Overlays

DBAC
Downtown Business, Arts & Culture District (DBAC)
DT
§10-34-area Overlay & Special Purpose Districts — DBAC Downtown Business, Arts & Culture

Downtown Tyler core area — DBAC is both a base district and a form-based overlay layer per Tyler 21 plan. Applies to historic downtown square and adjacent parcels mapped on the Tyler Zoning Map (Chapter 10 §10-11).

height_bonus_ft15[18]
far_max3[19]
form_based_standardsbuild-to lines, frontage types, transparency requirements (per Tyler 21 plan and v1 narrative)
what_is_confirmedDBAC exists as a distinct downtown district in the Tyler UDC (v1 narrative + Google Search snippet: 'Downtown Business, Arts and Culture District (DBAC)').
what_is_missingExact subsection citation; height bonus mechanism (by-right vs incentive-based); base-district interaction rules.
citation§10-34-area Overlay & Special Purpose Districts — section anchor confirmed via Google snippet harvest 2026-04-19/2026-04-24
COR
Corridor / Gateway Overlay
COR
§10-34-area Overlay & Special Purpose Districts — Corridor/Gateway

Major corridor and gateway areas — Loop 323, Broadway, SSW Loop 323, Troup Highway, and other entry corridors into Tyler. Corridor-specific design standards apply per mapped overlay boundary.

regulated_metricssign height, landscape buffer width, facade material, parking placement (typical TX corridor overlay scope)
what_is_confirmedCorridor overlay concept present in v1 roster and KNOWN_OVERLAYS.
what_is_missingExact subsection citation; specific corridor geography list; design parameter values (buffer widths, sign heights, material requirements).
citation§10-34-area Overlay & Special Purpose Districts — section anchor confirmed via Google snippet harvest
FP
Floodplain Overlay (FP-1 Floodway / FP-2 Fringe)
FP
§10-34-area Overlay & Special Purpose Districts — Floodplain (FP-1/FP-2); Tyler municipal floodplain management ordinance (separate chapter); FEMA NFIP for Smith County

FEMA FIRM Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA) mapped within Tyler city limits. FP-1 = floodway (prohibited most development); FP-2 = flood fringe (construction allowed with BFE + freeboard).

federal_overlay_refsFEMA NFIP SFHA — Tyler (Smith County, TX)
zones_regulatedFloodway (FP-1); Flood Fringe (FP-2)
freeboard_ft1[20]
no_rise_requiredFloodway no-rise certification per 44 CFR §60.3(d)
what_is_confirmedFloodplain overlay exists (v1 roster) and is federally required under NFIP participation. FP-1/FP-2 two-tier structure documented in v1.
what_is_missingExact subsection citation; municipal freeboard exact value (1 vs 2 ft); substantial improvement threshold.
citation§10-34-area Overlay & Special Purpose Districts (zoning overlay reference); FEMA NFIP for substantive standards
HD
Historic District — HD (Downtown Historic + Brick Street District)
HP
§10-34-area Overlay & Special Purpose Districts — Historic District (HD)

Locally-designated historic districts in Tyler. Known components: Downtown Historic District (original courthouse square, early-20th-century commercial/civic), Brick Street District (historic brick-paved residential streets). Design review board (Historic Preservation Board) approval required for exterior alterations, new construction, and demolition in mapped districts.

review_authorityHistoric Preservation Board (HPB)
componentsDowntown Historic District (courthouse square); Brick Street District
regulated_actionsexterior alterations, new construction, demolition, signage in mapped districts; certificate of appropriateness required
what_is_confirmedTyler has locally-designated historic districts (v1 narrative references downtown historic district); KNOWN_OVERLAYS='HD' confirmed by orchestrator.
what_is_missingExact subsection citation; district boundaries; HPB composition and procedural standards; design guideline parameters.
citation§10-34-area Overlay & Special Purpose Districts — section anchor confirmed via Google snippet harvest
AP
Airport Overlay — Tyler Pounds Regional Airport (KTYR)
AP
§10-34-area Overlay & Special Purpose Districts (municipal AP overlay if formalized); FAA Part 77 (federal layer applies regardless)

FAA Part 77 imaginary surfaces around Tyler Pounds Regional Airport (KTYR), ~4 miles northwest of downtown Tyler. Part 77 primary, approach, transitional, and horizontal surfaces constrain building heights along approach corridors.

federal_overlay_refsFAA Part 77 surfaces — Tyler Pounds Regional Airport (KTYR)
airportTyler Pounds Regional Airport (KTYR), ~4 mi NW of downtown
applicable_surfacesPrimary, Approach, Transitional, Horizontal (14 CFR Part 77)
what_is_confirmedTyler Pounds Regional Airport (KTYR) exists and operates commercial service; FAA Part 77 surfaces apply as a matter of federal law.
what_is_missingConfirmation of municipal AP overlay codification (vs sole reliance on federal Part 77); height-cap values within Part 77 surfaces per municipal ordinance (if any).
citation§10-34-area Overlay & Special Purpose Districts (municipal layer pending verification); 14 CFR Part 77 (federal layer)
NOT_FOUND_TOD
TOD / Transit Overlay
TOD

n/a — not codified in Tyler UDC per v1 review and orchestrator KNOWN_OVERLAYS scan

statusnot_found
search_performedReviewed v1 overlay roster (DT, COR, FP, HD) — no TOD overlay present. Tyler has no passenger rail service and operates only local bus (Tyler Transit). No TOD overlay expected in a bus-only city of ~110k. Google Search snippets referencing §10-34 overlay/special-purpose districts did not mention TOD. amlegal access blocked — cannot verify via § search, but absence from v1 is consistent with no TOD overlay existing.
citation§10-34-area Overlay & Special Purpose Districts table-of-contents scan — no TOD entry surfaced via Google snippets
NOT_FOUND_ENV
Environmental Overlay (aquifer / riparian / steep slope / wetland buffer)
ENV

n/a — not codified as a standalone environmental overlay in Tyler UDC per v1 review

statusnot_found
search_performedNo standalone environmental overlay identified in v1 roster (v1 listed only DT/COR/FP/HD). Tyler's environmental constraints are routed through FP (floodplain) for hydrology; aquifer/steep-slope/wetland overlays typical of Hill Country cities (Austin, San Antonio) are not expected in East Texas piney woods. Tyler does have tree protection via a separate ordinance (historically a 'tree ordinance') but that is code-wide, not a zoning overlay.
citation§10-34-area Overlay & Special Purpose Districts table-of-contents scan — no ENV entry surfaced
NOT_FOUND_AH
Affordable Housing Bonus Overlay
AH

n/a — no local AH bonus overlay documented in Tyler UDC per v1 review

statusnot_found
search_performedNo local AH bonus overlay documented in v1 roster or narrative. Texas has no statewide density bonus law comparable to CA SDBL; local bonus programs rare in mid-size East Texas cities.
citation§10-34-area Overlay & Special Purpose Districts table-of-contents scan — no AH entry surfaced
NOT_APPLICABLE_AICUZ
Military / AICUZ Overlay
AICUZ

n/a — no active military installation in or adjacent to Tyler

statusnot_applicable
reasonNo active military installation in or adjacent to Tyler. Tyler Pounds Regional Airport is civilian (KTYR). No AICUZ study zone applies. Nearest military airspace (Barksdale AFB, Shreveport LA) is ~100 mi east — no Tyler parcels within AICUZ.
citationFederal DoD AICUZ program inventory — no Tyler-area installation; not applicable

State preemptions

TX SB 15applies
Qualifying condition
SB 15 (small-lot deregulation) applies statewide to lots ≤4,000 sf; no population or county threshold. Tyler is subject per-parcel to setback, parking, height, and FAR waivers on qualifying small lots. Of Tyler's residential districts, R-1D (small-lot SF per Google snippet roster) and any PMXD/PUR small-lot subdivision could include qualifying lots. v1 RS-7 (~7,000 sf min) and similar tier districts do not produce ≤4,000 sf lots by-right but assemblage/replatting can. City retains authority over use restrictions and life safety.
Source
Texas SB 15 (88th Legislature) statute text; zoning/us/texas/preemptions.json#tx-sb15-small-lot.
Effect
On lots ≤4,000 sf: city setback, parking ratio, height, and FAR regulations are waived or limited per SB 15 schedule.
Non-applicable laws (4)
TX SB 840does_not_apply
Qualifying condition
SB 840 requires BOTH (a) city population ≥ 150,000 AND (b) county population ≥ 300,000 (conjunctive per zoning/us/texas/preemptions.json trigger_predicate). Tyler city population = 107,405 (2020 Decennial Census) and 109,651 (Census Bureau Population Estimates Program vintage 2024). Smith County population = 230,221 (2020 Decennial Census) and 239,175 (2024 PEP). City pop 109,651 < 150,000 threshold — FAILS city gate (0.73× threshold). County pop 239,175 < 300,000 threshold — FAILS county gate (0.80× threshold). BOTH gates fail by margin: SB 840 does NOT apply to Tyler.
Source
U.S. Census Bureau 2020 Decennial Census (Tyler city FIPS 4874144; Smith County TX FIPS 48423) + 2024 PEP estimates. Texas SB 840 statute text from capitol.texas.gov.
Effect
No preemption — Tyler retains full local control over MF use allowance, density, height, setback, and parking on commercial/office/retail/warehouse/MU parcels.
TX HB 2127does_not_apply
Qualifying condition
HB 2127 (Texas Regulatory Consistency Act) preempts municipal ordinances in fields covered by specific state codes. Zoning authority under Texas Local Government Code Ch. 211 is NOT an enumerated preempted field under HB 2127. Texas courts (2024 district-court ruling) treated zoning as carved out from HB 2127 field preemption. Documented for completeness.
Source
TX Local Gov't Code Ch. 211; HB 2127 enumerated fields list.
Effect
None on Tyler UDC (Chapter 10).
TX HB 3699does_not_apply
Qualifying condition
HB 3699 prohibits cities from banning short-term rentals in residential zones. Tyler's STR regulations (where applicable) sit outside Chapter 10 zoning per typical Texas practice; HB 3699's anti-prohibition mandate is not triggered as a preemption of base zoning.
Source
TX HB 3699 (2023) statute text.
Effect
None on UDC base/overlay districts.
TX ADU preemptiondoes_not_apply
Qualifying condition
Texas has no statewide ADU preemption statute analogous to California GC §66411.7/66411.8. Local Tyler UDC accessory-use rules (§10-79 area, accessory dwelling allowances) govern ADU permissibility, dimensional standards, and lot-size eligibility.
Source
Texas 88th and 89th Legislature regular and special sessions; no enacted ADU preemption bill identified.
Effect
None — local Tyler §10-79-area accessory provisions govern exclusively.

Adopted building codes

Home rule; major cities on 2024 IBC

2021
2021
2023
Local adoption
IECC (Residential)
2015
IECC (Commercial)
2015

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

Amendment history

DateKindCitation
2026-04-26retrieval retryRetry 2026-04-26 (fleet-20260426T010000-tyler1): pivoted to Wayback Machine fallback per fort-worth-tx pattern. Wayback CDX returned ~70 cached amlegal section IDs in the Chapter 10 range across 2022-2025. Section-ID → §10-x mapping is not 1:1 (probed IDs returned admin sections like §10-233 Sidewalks and Charter §1 rather than dimensional §10-23/§10-27/§10-31/§10-34); enumeration of dimensional sections requires per-ID probe, deferred under tool-call budget. v1 numeric values preserved with section-area citations (§10-23 residential dimensional, §10-27 commercial/MU dimensional, §10-31 industrial dimensional, §10-34 overlay/special-purpose, §10-79 use-specific accessory standards) — these section anchors confirmed via Google snippet harvest in original 2026-04-19 + 2026-04-24 retries.
2026-04-19retrieved atOriginal fleet run fleet-20260419T210455-14; authoritative URL identified via Google Search (codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/tyler).
2025-07-01supplement effectiveWayback Machine 2025-08-13 capture of amlegal Tyler UDC shows 'July 2025 (current)' supplement banner — most recent confirmed supplement at retrieval.
2018-01-01adoptionTyler UDC adopted 2018 as a major outcome of the Tyler 21 Comprehensive Plan (v1 narrative; exact adoption ordinance date not retrievable — amlegal Cloudflare-gated).

Quirks & notes

  • DISTRICT ROSTER DISCREPANCY: v1 profile uses RS-E/RS-5/RS-6/RS-7/RS-D/RM-12/RM-16/MU-C/NC/CG/CI/I-L/I-H but Google Search snippets of the live Tyler UDC (codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/tyler) reference R-1A, R-1B, R-1D, R-MF, C-1, C-2, M-1, PMXD, PCD, PUR, DBAC. v1 codes may be plan-stage aspirational labels from the Tyler 21 comprehensive plan that were not adopted verbatim into the UDC ordinance, or a v1 converter artifact. This is a ≥30% roster change — flagged for full re-extraction on amlegal unblock. Until then, carrying v1 codes and numeric values with explicit under_review notes on the codes themselves. [partial]
  • Tyler UDC adopted 2018 as a major outcome of the Tyler 21 Comprehensive Plan. Exact adoption ordinance date not retrievable — amlegal Cloudflare gate. [confirmed v1 narrative]
  • Planned districts PMXD (Planned Mixed-Use Development), PCD (Planned Commercial Development), PUR (Planned Unit Redevelopment) are discretionary rezoning paths — reason for hybrid-pd classification. [confirmed Google snippets]
  • DBAC (Downtown Business, Arts & Culture District) is both a base district and a form-based overlay layer — verification of exact mechanism requires amlegal access. [partial]
  • SB 840 NOT applicable — BOTH gates fail: Tyler pop 109,651 < 150k (0.73× threshold) AND Smith County 239,175 < 300k (0.80× threshold). Conjunctive trigger — both must clear. Documented explicitly per fort-worth-tx pattern. [confirmed Census 2020 + 2024 PEP]
  • SB 15 (small-lot deregulation) applies per-parcel statewide — Tyler must honor setback/parking/height/FAR waivers on lots ≤4,000 sf. R-1D and PMXD/PUR small-lot subdivisions are the most likely qualifying contexts. [confirmed TX statute]
  • Pool/spa 5ft setback from property line. [v1 confirmed §10-79-area; amlegal Cloudflare gate prevents re-verification — partial]
  • Street-side accessory structure 12ft setback. [v1 confirmed §10-79-area; amlegal Cloudflare gate prevents re-verification — partial]
  • Home business conditions regulate commercial activity in residential zones. [v1 confirmed §10-79-area; amlegal Cloudflare gate prevents re-verification — partial]
  • CI-NR (Commercial Industrial Non-Retail) proposed November 2023 per v1 narrative — adoption status unknown; not retrievable under amlegal gate. [partial]
  • Tyler Pounds Regional Airport (KTYR) generates FAA Part 77 airspace surfaces. Municipal AP overlay may or may not be formalized in UDC §10-34 — pending direct retrieval. Federal Part 77 context routed to federal_overlay_refs (FM-P). [partial]
  • Code type classified as hybrid-pd reflecting prominence of PMXD/PCD/PUR as actual rezoning vehicles in Tyler's development pipeline plus DBAC form-based hybrid. [partial — classification judgment call pending amlegal verification]
  • Zoning map portal available at https://www.smithcountymapsite.org/publicgis/rest/services/Maps/LandUse_Zoning/MapServer/5 — Smith County GIS layer 5 labelled 'Tyler Zoning'. Secondary cross-reference, not a code source.
  • amlegal Cloudflare gating: codelibrary.amlegal.com returns HTTP 403 (cf-mitigated:challenge) to scripted fetch (curl, urllib, WebFetch). 2026-04-26 retry pivoted to Wayback Machine fallback per fort-worth-tx pattern; CDX returned ~70 cached amlegal section IDs across 2022-2025 but section-ID → §10-x mapping is not 1:1 (probed IDs returned admin sections like §10-233 Sidewalks rather than dimensional §10-23/§10-27/§10-31/§10-34). Per-ID enumeration of dimensional sections deferred under tool-call budget; v1 numeric values preserved with section-area citations.

Formulas

Definitions

height
Grade to highest point of structure.
lot_coverage
Building footprint / lot area.
far
Gross floor area / lot area.
du_ac
Dwelling units per gross acre.
setback_front
Front property line to nearest building face.
setback_side
Side property line to nearest building face.
setback_rear
Rear property line to nearest building face.
parking
Spaces per dwelling unit unless noted.

Capacity calculations

max_footprint_sf
lot_area_sf * lot_coverage
max_gfa_sf
lot_area_sf * far
buildable_width_ft
lot_width_ft - setback_side_ft * 2
buildable_depth_ft
lot_depth_ft - setback_front_ft - setback_rear_ft
max_stories_approx
max_height_ft / 10

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Sources & references

Primary source
retrieved 2026-04-26

Retrieval failure: amlegal_cloudflare_gate_partial_wayback_fallback

Citations
  1. [1] §10-23-area
  2. [2] §10-23-area
  3. [3] §10-23-area
  4. [4] §10-23-area
  5. [5] §10-23-area
  6. [6] §10-23-area
  7. [7] §10-23-area
  8. [8] §10-23-area
  9. [9] §10-23-area
  10. [10] §10-23-area
  11. [11] §10-27-area
  12. [12] §10-27-area
  13. [13] §10-27-area
  14. [14] §10-27-area
  15. [15] §10-31-area
  16. [16] §10-31-area
  17. [17] §10-31-area
  18. [18] §10-34-area
  19. [19] §10-34-area
  20. [20] §10-34-area

Research status

Publication gates

primary url presentpassedsource.primary_url = https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/tyler/latest/tyler_tx/ (HTTPS, non-aggregator — amlegal is the authoritative codification host for Tyler). Secondary URL is the city portal (cityoftyler.org/government/departments/development-services/planning-zoning).
no aggregator citedpassedRecord scan clean — no zoneomics/steadily/siteplanguide/siteplancreator/propwire/zonara/unzoned references in published fields. Wayback Machine (web.archive.org) is referenced as a retrieval mechanism for the primary amlegal source, not as a content authority. Smith County GIS map server is a secondary cross-reference, not a code source. (Google snippet result mentioned Zoneomics but it is NOT cited anywhere in the profile.)
confidence tags full formpassedAll 13 dimensional standard `c` fields carry full-form section-area citations: residential standards use p§10-23-area, mixed-use uses p§10-27-area, commercial uses p§10-27-area, industrial uses p§10-31-area. Each district carries a top-level `confidence: p§10-x-area` matching the section anchor confirmed via Google snippet harvest. Section anchors (§10-23 Residential Dimensional, §10-27 Commercial/MU Dimensional, §10-31 Industrial Dimensional, §10-34 Overlay & Special Purpose, §10-79 Accessory Use Conditions) are the authoritative live-UDC anchors per snippet evidence; per-section verbatim text remains pending direct amlegal retrieval (Cloudflare gate). Pattern matches fort-worth-tx p§4.x-area precedent for partial confirmations.
overlays have parameters trigger confidencepassed9/9 overlays each carry: name, code, type (DT/COR/FP/HP/AP/TOD/ENV/AH/AICUZ), source_jurisdiction (tyler-tx), ordinance (§10-34-area or null with explicit not_found/not_applicable), trigger (geographic + applicability prose or explicit n/a for not_found/not_applicable), params (non-empty with citation key on every overlay), base_interaction, and confidence (full form with §-citation including n§10-34-area-TOC for not_found and n§AICUZ-not-applicable for the AICUZ entry). 5 present overlays (DBAC/COR/FP/HD/AP) carry §10-34-area subsection citations; 3 not_found overlays (TOD/ENV/AH) carry table-of-contents-scan citations; 1 not_applicable overlay (AICUZ) carries federal-program citation.
preempt section city specificpassedstate_preemptions_applicable[] contains 5 per-law TX entries (SB 840, SB 15, HB 2127, HB 3699, ADU-none). SB 840 carries city-specific qualifying_condition_checked with primary numeric inputs: Tyler pop 107,405 (2020 Decennial) and 109,651 (2024 PEP); Smith County pop 230,221 (2020 Decennial) and 239,175 (2024 PEP); explicit threshold comparison (city 0.73×, county 0.80×) — determines applies=false (BOTH conjunctive gates fail). SB 15 carries per-parcel-conditional applicability with Tyler-specific district reasoning (R-1D and PMXD/PUR small-lot contexts). HB 2127, HB 3699, and ADU-none carry explicit not-applicable reasoning. Not link-stubs — each entry has city-specific arithmetic and effect-on-city statements.

Data quality

30%completeness13 partial3 not found
Documented gaps
  • All district dimensional values carry §10-x-area citations rather than verbatim section text (amlegal Cloudflare gate; cityoftyler.org PDF behind Akamai 403; Wayback section-ID mapping requires per-ID probe, deferred under budget).
  • All overlay subsection citations are §10-34-area rather than verbatim subsection text (amlegal Cloudflare gate).
  • Code supplement effective date confirmed via Wayback only as 'July 2025 (current)' banner; specific supplement number not retrievable.
  • District roster itself under review — v1 codes (RS-E/RS-5/etc.) may not match live UDC codes (R-1A/R-1B/R-1C/R-1D/R-MF/C-1/C-2/M-1/DBAC per Google snippet hits).
  • Airport AP overlay codification in UDC unverified (federal Part 77 applies regardless).
  • Tyler Pounds Regional Airport Part 77 municipal height-cap mechanics not retrievable.

Known issues

blocker:amlegal-cloudflarecohort:wayback-fallback-partialdata:district-roster-under-reviewdata:dimensional-values-partial-only

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