Eagle Mountain Zoning Map & Districts 2026

Large lot residential developments that preserve open space, animal rights, and a semi-rural character; minimum lot size five acres.

Large lot residential preserving open space, animal rights, and semi-rural character, providing transition between five-acre and one-acre neighborhoods; minimum lot size two and one-half acres.

Large lot residential that preserves open space, animal rights, and a semi-rural character and transitions from large lots or natural areas to more suburban neighborhoods; minimum lot size one acre.

Single-family large lots in traditional suburban neighborhoods with parks, trails, and open space; minimum lot size one-half acre, average three-quarter acre.

Single-family residential view lots, generally on hillsides or foothills, arranged to protect open space, ridgelines, and wildlife habitat; minimum lot size one-quarter acre, average one-half acre.

Large single-family homes on medium-sized lots in walkable suburban neighborhoods with parks and trails; minimum lot size one-quarter acre, average at least one-third acre.

Medium to large single-family homes on medium-sized lots in walkable neighborhoods with parks and trails; minimum lot size 8,000 square feet, average at least one-quarter acre.

Single-family homes on small lots in walkable neighborhoods with parks and trails; minimum lot size 6,500 square feet, average at least 8,500 square feet.

Single-family homes on small lots in walkable neighborhoods, providing transition between multifamily developments and medium-lot neighborhoods; minimum lot size 4,500 square feet, average at least 6,000 square feet.

Twin homes, duplexes, triplexes, and townhomes with no more than six units per building, common open space, and an HOA; maximum density 10 dwelling units per acre.

Townhomes, condominiums, and apartments with no more than 12 units per building, within walking distance of parks, retail/office, or transit; maximum density 20 dwelling units per acre.

Small scale commercial retail, office, and services located to accommodate the daily needs of local residents with minimal impacts to adjacent neighborhoods.

Commercial retail, office, and services near transportation hubs and major intersections, designed to buffer neighboring residential areas with coordinated circulation, architecture, and landscaping.

Highway-oriented retail and service uses and regional shopping centers serving community-wide and regional needs, located close to freeways and major arterials.

Limited retail, research, office, light manufacturing, and warehouse uses including medium distribution centers and research labs, located near major collectors, arterials, and highways.

Planned campus and business park developments for hospitals, medical and healthcare schools, universities, colleges, trade schools, and healthcare facilities near major roadways and transit corridors.

Aesthetically attractive environment for large and small business offices and office parks with limited commercial use, ensuring compatibility with surrounding land uses.

Mixed industrial uses including assembly, light manufacturing, flex-space, industrial/research parks, warehousing, and distribution; buildings up to five stories.

Commercial storage land uses including self-service/mini-storage facilities, outdoor storage of recreational vehicles and trailers, and associated caretaker dwelling.

Areas for public-service facilities under public franchise or ownership such as utilities, schools, transportation, cultural facilities, and government services.