Pinellas Zoning Map & Districts 2026

Single family detached, accessory uses, agriculture and livestock for personal use, and commercial agriculture with special approval; 2-acre minimum lot.

Single family detached, accessory uses, agriculture and livestock for personal use; 32,000 sf minimum lot.

Single family detached, accessory uses, agriculture and livestock for personal use; 16,000 sf minimum lot.

Single family detached dwellings and accessory uses; 9,500 sf minimum lot.

Single family detached dwellings and accessory uses; 7,500 sf minimum lot.

Single family detached dwellings and accessory uses; 6,000 sf minimum lot.

Mobile home parks, mobile home subdivisions, single family detached, and accessory uses.

Single family detached and attached dwellings, duplexes, triplexes, and accessory uses.

Single family detached and attached dwellings, duplexes, triplexes, and other higher-density urban residential building types.

Single family detached/attached, duplex, triplex, and all other multi-family building types and uses.

Single family, multi-family, accessory uses, and certain nonresidential uses per an approved Development Master Plan.

Limited office and professional uses.

Offices, clinics, studios, and professional uses.

Neighborhood-scale retail and restaurants, personal services, service stations, and similar uses.

Retail, offices, auto repair, personal/business services, restaurants, hotels, wholesale/distribution, research and development, multi-family residential, and recreation.

Retail, restaurants, hotels, residential, offices, research and development, and institutions along parkway corridors.

Marinas, golf, stables, parks, bowling alleys, RV parks, and campgrounds.

Light manufacturing, offices, research and development, and accessory retail.

Warehousing/storage, offices, recreation, retail, health/fitness, wholesale/distribution, and auto repair.

Heavy manufacturing, concrete, fiberglass, and office uses.

Industrial/employment parks with accessory support services per an approved Development Master Plan.

A variety of residential and nonresidential uses, per an approved Development Master Plan or default residential/nonresidential standards.

Assembly uses, educational facilities, fraternal/civic organizations, assisted living facilities, and day care.

Educational facilities, museums, assembly uses, hospitals, government facilities, and assisted living facilities.

Open space, natural resource management, docks and piers, and stormwater facilities.

Parks and open space, natural resource/wildlife management, environmental education, stormwater facilities, and potable water devices.

Natural resource/wildlife management, resource-based recreation, environmental education, and water management facilities.

Parks and open space with resource-based recreation uses.

Parks and open space, skate parks, pools, courts, ballfields, fitness activities, and community centers.

Overlay that restricts permitted uses and/or development parameters of the underlying zoning district on a case-by-case basis.

Overlay applying historic preservation requirements (Code Chapter 146) atop the underlying zoning district.

Overlay allowing additional density, FAR, and height for hotels and motels meeting specified requirements atop the underlying district.

Overlay requiring compliance with wellhead protection standards (Code Chapter 166) atop the underlying district.

Special district for retail, lodging, restaurants, office/service uses, and residential subject to regulations recognizing the historic character of Old Palm Harbor.

Alternative to traditional zoning using physical form based on a regulating plan rather than separation of uses.