Jacksonville Zoning Map & Districts 2026

Accommodates primarily single-family detached residential development and agricultural uses in a rural setting, including residential cluster subdivisions, with complementary uses such as parks, open space, and minor utilities.

Accommodates primarily single-family detached residential development at low densities on lots of 20,000 square feet, discouraging uses that interfere with detached dwellings or the quiet residential nature of the district.

Accommodates primarily single-family detached residential development at low densities on lots of 10,000 square feet, with complementary uses such as parks, open space, and minor utilities.

Accommodates primarily single-family detached residential development at medium densities on lots of 7,000 square feet, with complementary uses such as parks, open space, schools, and minor utilities.

Accommodates single-family residential development at higher densities on lots of 5,000 square feet, as well as residentially-compatible office and personal service uses.

Accommodates several styles of residential development including single-family detached, duplexes, and mansion apartments, with complementary uses such as parks, open space, and minor utilities.

Accommodates a diverse range of residential development at higher densities, including live/work units and upper-story residential, as well as limited neighborhood-serving nonresidential development.

Accommodates mobile home dwelling developments, with complementary uses such as parks, open space, and minor utilities.

Includes the urban neighborhoods surrounding and within the downtown area, intended for single-family dwellings and townhouses with landscaped front and corner side yards and porches, typically two to three stories in height.

Accommodates a mix of low-intensity professional and business offices and institutions subject to design and compatibility standards, generally located near residential neighborhoods and often serving as a buffer or transition.

Accommodates small-scale, low-intensity, and convenience retail and service uses serving the immediately surrounding neighborhood, such as personal service uses, small restaurants, and limited retail.

Downtown business district within the City's downtown area, part of the nonresidential and mixed use zoning districts subject to downtown design standards.

Accommodates a diverse range of medium- to high-intensity retail, service, and office uses serving the community at large, typically located along major arterials, at intersections of arterials, and along growth corridors; higher-density residential uses may also be allowed.

Accommodates both heavy and light manufacturing, assembly, fabrication, processing, distribution, storage, and research and development at both large and small scales, subject to standards that minimize nuisances and impacts on surrounding uses.

Accommodates military installations under federal authority and provides a zoning classification for military lands, limiting activities to those conducted by the military for mission-related purposes.

Encourages innovative and creative design to provide a mix of different residential uses in close proximity to one another while providing efficient use of open space.

Encourages development of a mix of employment-generating uses (office, research, light industrial, commercial), and may allow high-density residential at appropriate locations in a planned and aesthetically pleasing way.

Provides a flexible framework to develop a mixed-use, traditional neighborhood development as an alternative to conventional residential development, with pedestrian activity focused on a neighborhood center and sub-centers.