Georgia zoning / Hall County / I-1

I-1 Zoning in Hall County, GA — Light Industrial

Dimensional standards not verified — confirm with planning

I-1 (Light Industrial) is a industrial zoning district in Hall County, Georgia. It permits industrial, commercial by right. The district requires a 43,560 sq ft minimum lot, 50 ft front setbacks, building up to 50 ft (standards not verified — confirm with planning).

Permitted by right

industrialcommercial

Conditional / special permit

mixed use

Not permitted

Any use not listed as permitted or conditional

I-1 district requirements(not verified — confirm with planning)

Minimum lot size43,560 sq ft
Minimum lot width150 ft
Front setback50 ft
Side setback20 ft
Rear setback30 ft
Maximum height50 ft
Maximum stories3
Maximum floor area ratio (FAR)0.6
Maximum lot coverage60%

Frequently asked questions

What is the minimum lot size in I-1 zoning in Hall County?

The minimum lot size in the I-1 district is 43,560 sq ft (not verified — confirm with planning).

What are the setbacks for I-1 in Hall County?

I-1 requires a 50 ft front setback, 20 ft side setback, and 30 ft rear setback (not verified — confirm with planning).

What can you build in I-1 zoning in Hall County?

Permitted uses in I-1 include industrial, commercial. Conditional (special-permit) uses include mixed use.

How tall can you build in I-1 in Hall County?

The maximum building height in I-1 is 50 ft (not verified — confirm with planning).

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Informational only — not legal or professional zoning advice. Ordinances change; verify with the Hall County planning department before making purchase or construction decisions.