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PD Zoning in Hillsborough County, FL — Planned Development District
AI-researched estimate (confidence 72%), not verified — confirm with planningPD (Planned Development District) is a special zoning district in Hillsborough County, Florida. It permits single family, duplex, townhome by right.
The Planned Development (PD) district is a non-standard zoning designation governed by its own site-specific development standards and allowable uses, established through a negotiated rezoning process before the Land Use Hearing Officer and/or Board of County Commissioners. It is designed to encourage creative, innovative, and/or mixed-use development that could not be accommodated by strict adherence to the standard zoning districts in the Hillsborough County Land Development Code. Each PD is unique: uses, densities, setbacks, heights, and other standards are set by the conditions of approval attached to that specific PD rezoning case, not by a blanket dimensional-standards table.
Permitted by right
Conditional / special permit
Not permitted
Frequently asked questions
What can you build in PD zoning in Hillsborough County?
Permitted uses in PD include single family, duplex, townhome, multifamily, apartment, adu, commercial, retail, office, industrial, mixed use, home occupation, institutional, recreational.
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Sources
- Hillsborough County Land Development Code, Article V – Development Options (Part 5.00.00 et seq.); see also Article II (Part 2.00.00) and Development Procedures Code § 6.0 (cited by AI research, not verified against the ordinance)
- Source cited by AI research (not verified against the ordinance)
- Hillsborough County zoning ordinance
Informational only — not legal or professional zoning advice. Ordinances change; verify with the Hillsborough County planning department before making purchase or construction decisions.