Cobb Zoning Map & Districts 2026

Single-family residential uses or residentially compatible institutional and recreational uses within or on the edge of properties delineated for a residential category.

Single-family residential district based on a 40,000-square-foot minimum lot size.

Single-family residential district based on a 30,000-square-foot minimum lot size.

Single-family residential district based on a 20,000-square-foot minimum lot size.

Single-family residential district based on a 15,000-square-foot minimum lot size.

Single-family residential district based on a 12,000-square-foot minimum lot size.

Single-family detached or attached residential dwelling units, including combinations of duplexes, triplexes and quadruplexes.

Encourages flexible site plan and building arrangements under a unified plan of development rather than lot-by-lot regulation.

Single-family attached or detached residential development district.

Single-family attached or detached residential development district.

Multifamily residential uses, or residentially compatible institutional and recreational uses, at up to 8 dwelling units per acre.

Fee simple townhouse residential development district.

Multifamily residential uses, or residentially compatible institutional and recreational uses, within properties delineated for high density residential and regional activity center categories.

Multifamily residential district at up to 16 dwelling units per acre.

Mobile home subdivisions designed to eliminate or minimize certain conditions associated with mobile homes.

Mobile home parks designed to eliminate or minimize certain conditions associated with mobile homes.

Low scale professional offices and other nonretail commercial uses on properties within or on the edge of a neighborhood activity center.

Future commercial district.

Convenience shopping facilities with retail commercial uses that have a neighborhood-oriented market and supply necessities requiring frequent purchasing with minimum consumer travel.

Nonretail commercial uses such as offices and financial institutions.

Planned village community with compact, unified retail centers within the center of the community.

Retail commercial and service uses designed and oriented to serve several neighborhoods making up a community.

Higher density residential uses (not to exceed 33 dwelling units per acre) in areas designated as regional activity centers.

Offices, financial institutions and accessory retail sales and service uses (four to eight stories) on properties within a regional activity center.

Overlay district that may be applied over certain base commercial, office, and mixed-use districts to encourage redevelopment.

Office and service district.

Retail commercial and service uses designed and oriented to serve two to four neighborhoods, located within a community activity center or regional activity center.

Retail commercial and service uses designed and oriented to serve several neighborhoods making up a community, developed as a planned shopping center.

Retail commercial and service uses oriented toward automotive businesses that are land intensive and need major road access and visibility, located within a community activity center or regional activity center.

Light industrial uses such as low intensity automobile repair and service, warehousing and storage, distribution centers, and transportation terminals within or on the perimeter of an industrial category.

Heavy industrial uses such as intensive automobile repair, heavy and chemical manufacturing, petroleum or petrochemical storage, and warehousing within an industrial category.