ZoningPro ZP-SAMPLE-R2-RT14-RT1930 · Pro Report · generated 2026-07-06T21:33:04.970Z

ZoningPro Pro Report

700 Mill Road, Meridian Falls, TX · Meridian Falls (SYNTHETIC DEMO), TX · Use type: Single-family dwelling · Report ZP-SAMPLE-R2-RT14-RT1930 · Generated 2026-07-06T21:33:04.970Z
Code current as of 2026-06-15 — current through Ord. 2026-14 (synthetic demo)
Every value in this report is cited to the ordinance section it comes from. Automated research — see § 18 for the full disclosure.

1 · Property snapshot

Address700 Mill Road, Meridian Falls, TX
APN12345-000-330
JurisdictionMeridian Falls (SYNTHETIC DEMO), TX (city; zoning authority: yes)
Lot area87,120 sq ft · width 240 ft
Existing useFormer light industrial (vacant)
Owner of recordMill Road Partners LP (synthetic demo) · assessor
Official codehttps://demo.zoningpro.test/code/meridian-falls
R-1RM-2C-1PUD-RF Static render — district boundaries generalized; not a survey (MAP-4a)

2 · Zoning designation

RM-2 — Multifamily Residential (residential) adopted by Ord. 1994-11 (synthetic demo)

C-1 — Neighborhood Commercial (commercial) adopted by Ord. 1990-02 (synthetic demo)

Split-lot parcel: portions analyzed under each district.

3 · Plain-English summary (assembled from verified fields only)

The parcel is zoned RM-2 (Multifamily Residential) and C-1 (Neighborhood Commercial) — a split-lot parcel; each portion is analyzed under its own district.

For the selected use — Single-family dwelling — the classification is: Permitted by right.

By-right capacity computes to a maximum of 29 dwelling unit(s), governed by max density (du/ac).

Maximum floor area computes to 104,544 sq ft — the binding constraint is lot coverage × stories; FAR × lot area.

Off-street parking requirement: 58 space(s) (2 space(s) per dwelling unit).

4 & 5 · Permitted uses & development standards

RM-2 — Multifamily Residential (60% of parcel)

Development standards

Min lot area (sq ft)
10000 Machine-verified § 4.03 2026-06-15
“Minimum lot area: 10,000 square feet.”
Min lot width (ft)
80 Machine-verified § 4.03 2026-06-15
“Minimum lot width: 80 feet.”
Front setback (ft)
20 Machine-verified § 4.03 2026-06-15
“Front yard setback: not less than 20 feet.”
Side setback (ft)
10 Machine-verified § 4.03 2026-06-15
“Side yard setback: not less than 10 feet.”
Rear setback (ft)
20 Machine-verified § 4.03 2026-06-15
“Rear yard setback: not less than 20 feet.”
Max height (ft)
35 Machine-verified
Applies where the lot abuts a residential district
§ 4.03 2026-06-15
“where a lot line abuts an R-1 or R-2 district, no structure shall exceed 35 feet in height”
Max height (stories)
3 Machine-verified § 4.03 2026-06-15
“Maximum height: 45 feet or 3 stories”
Max lot coverage (%)
50 Machine-verified § 4.03 2026-06-15
“Maximum lot coverage: 50 percent of lot area.”
Max density (du/ac)
24 Corroborated § 4.03 2026-06-15
“Maximum density: 24 dwelling units per acre.”
Floor area ratio (FAR)
Unresolved
Not auto-verifiable — independent readings disagreed. Read the governing section:
§ 4.03 current through Ord. 2026-14 (synthetic demo)
(A) Purpose. The RM-2 district provides for medium-density multifamily housing near corridors and services. (B) Lot and building standards: 1. Minimum lot area: 10,000 square feet. 2. Minimum lot width: 80 feet. 3. Front yard setback: not less than 20 feet. 4. Side yard setback: not less than 10 feet. 5. Rear yard setback: not less than 20 feet. 6. Maximum height: 45 feet or 3 stories; provided that where a lot line abuts an R-1 or R-2 district, no structure shall exceed 35 feet in height. 7. Maximum lot coverage: 50 percent of lot area. 8. Maximum density: 24 dwelling units per acre. 9. Usable open space: not less than 20 percent of lot area. Uses are regulated by Table 5-1 (see § 5.01).
Min open space (%)
Unresolved
Not auto-verifiable — this field type is below our 95% accuracy bar. Read the governing section:
§ 4.03 current through Ord. 2026-14 (synthetic demo)
(A) Purpose. The RM-2 district provides for medium-density multifamily housing near corridors and services. (B) Lot and building standards: 1. Minimum lot area: 10,000 square feet. 2. Minimum lot width: 80 feet. 3. Front yard setback: not less than 20 feet. 4. Side yard setback: not less than 10 feet. 5. Rear yard setback: not less than 20 feet. 6. Maximum height: 45 feet or 3 stories; provided that where a lot line abuts an R-1 or R-2 district, no structure shall exceed 35 feet in height. 7. Maximum lot coverage: 50 percent of lot area. 8. Maximum density: 24 dwelling units per acre. 9. Usable open space: not less than 20 percent of lot area. Uses are regulated by Table 5-1 (see § 5.01).

Permitted uses

Office, professionalC Conditional use § 5.01 2026-06-15
“Office, professional: R-1 X; RM-2 C; C-1 P.”
Retail sales, generalX Prohibited § 5.01 2026-06-15
“Retail sales, general: R-1 X; RM-2 X; C-1 P.”
Accessory dwelling unitP Permitted by right
State override: Demo Tex. Loc. Gov’t Code § 214.904 (synthetic fixture)
§ 5.01 2026-06-15
“Accessory dwelling unit: R-1 X; RM-2 A; C-1 X.”
Two-family dwelling (duplex)P Permitted by right § 5.01 2026-06-15
“Two-family dwelling (duplex): R-1 X; RM-2 P; C-1 X.”
Multifamily dwellingP Permitted by right § 5.01 2026-06-15
“Multifamily dwelling: R-1 X; RM-2 P; C-1 X.”
Single-family dwelling ← your useP Permitted by right § 5.01 2026-06-15
“Single-family dwelling: R-1 P; RM-2 P; C-1 X.”
Short-term rentalC Conditional use § 5.01 2026-06-15
“Short-term rental: R-1 C; RM-2 C; C-1 P.”

C-1 — Neighborhood Commercial (40% of parcel)

Development standards

Min lot area (sq ft)
Not specified in code (No such standard found in the code (all extraction runs agree).) § 4.04 2026-06-15
“(A) Purpose. The C-1 district provides for neighborhood-serving retail and services. (B) Lot and building standards: 1. Minimum lot area: none required. 2. Front yard setback: not less than 10 feet. 3. Side yard setback: none required, except not less than 15 feet where the lot abuts a residential d”
Front setback (ft)
10 Machine-verified § 4.04 2026-06-15
“Front yard setback: not less than 10 feet.”
Side setback (ft)
15 Machine-verified
Applies where the lot abuts a residential district
§ 4.04 2026-06-15
“not less than 15 feet where the lot abuts a residential district”
Max height (ft)
Unresolved
Not auto-verifiable — an outside dataset disagreed. Read the governing section:
§ 4.04 current through Ord. 2026-14 (synthetic demo)
(A) Purpose. The C-1 district provides for neighborhood-serving retail and services. (B) Lot and building standards: 1. Minimum lot area: none required. 2. Front yard setback: not less than 10 feet. 3. Side yard setback: none required, except not less than 15 feet where the lot abuts a residential district. 4. Maximum height: 35 feet. 5. Maximum lot coverage: 60 percent of lot area. 6. Floor area ratio: not to exceed 0.75. Uses are regulated by Table 5-1 (see § 5.01).
Max lot coverage (%)
60 Machine-verified § 4.04 2026-06-15
“Maximum lot coverage: 60 percent of lot area.”
Floor area ratio (FAR)
0.75 Machine-verified § 4.04 2026-06-15
“Floor area ratio: not to exceed 0.75.”

Permitted uses

Office, professionalP Permitted by right § 5.01 2026-06-15
“Office, professional: R-1 X; RM-2 C; C-1 P.”
RestaurantP Permitted by right § 5.01 2026-06-15
“Restaurant: R-1 X; RM-2 X; C-1 P.”
Retail sales, generalP Permitted by right § 5.01 2026-06-15
“Retail sales, general: R-1 X; RM-2 X; C-1 P.”
Warehouse and distributionX Prohibited § 5.01 2026-06-15
“Warehouse and distribution: R-1 X; RM-2 X; C-1 X.”
Multifamily dwellingX Prohibited § 5.01 2026-06-15
“Multifamily dwelling: R-1 X; RM-2 P; C-1 X.”
Short-term rentalP Permitted by right § 5.01 2026-06-15
“Short-term rental: R-1 C; RM-2 C; C-1 P.”

6 · Parking & loading

58 required space(s) — 2 space(s) per dwelling unit. § 6.02 2026-06-15
“Single-family dwelling: two (2) spaces per dwelling unit.”

7 · Overlays & special districts

No overlay districts identified for this parcel (checked against the jurisdiction overlay layer, snapshot 2026-06-15).

9 · Buildable capacity — computed from the cited standards above, not estimated

Max dwelling units
29 units (max density (du/ac); one principal dwelling per lot (no density standard published))
Max floor area
104,544 sq ft (lot coverage × stories; FAR × lot area)
  RM-2 portion (52,272 sq ft) 28 units (max density (du/ac)) · footprint 26,136 sq ft (max lot coverage × lot area) · height 35 ft (max height)
  C-1 portion (34,848 sq ft) 1 units (one principal dwelling per lot (no density standard published)) · footprint 20,909 sq ft (max lot coverage × lot area) · height Unresolved a standard this calculation depends on could not be verified — see the quoted code text in the standards table
Assumptions.
  • Capacity is computed from machine-verified dimensional standards only; unresolved standards propagate as unresolved outputs, never assumed values.
  • Building envelope is approximated via lot coverage and height; survey-grade geometry and yard-plane analysis are out of scope for the instant tier.
  • Split-lot parcel: capacity computed per district portion by area fraction and summed (DATA-6 first-class handling).

10 · Variance & relief analysis

Use pathway: Use is allowed without discretionary use relief.

StandardRequiredProposedStatusRelief / risk
Max density (du/ac)≤ 2424.17violation Variance — risk Low

11 · Approval Likelihood Index

Not available for this jurisdiction yet: insufficient local case history to score approval odds reliably. We publish this index only where enough hearing history exists, and it is not included in the price of this report.

12 · Fees & exactions (where published)

Roadway impact fee — residential$2,850 per dwelling unit effective 2025-10-01 · source
Building permit$0.45 per $100 of valuation effective 2025-10-01 · source

13 · Site conditions & hazards

Walkability13.8 (EPA National Walkability Index) EPA National Walkability Index (demo) · 2021
FEMA flood zoneZone X (shaded) FEMA NFHL (demo) · 2026-03-01
Opportunity ZoneDesignated (OZ 1.0) US Treasury (demo) · 2026-01-01
EPA-regulated facilities nearby1 nearby — nearest: Former Meridian Mill (FRS demo) EPA FRS (demo) · 2026-06-20

14 · Cross-Code Consistency Audit

Still in development — not included in any report today.

15 · Pending changes & pipeline

Jurisdiction pipeline: 2 tracked docket(s) — 1 rezoning, 1 text amendment; status: 2 scheduled.

  • Z-2026-014 (rezoning, scheduled, hearing 2026-08-04): Rezoning request: C-1 to RM-2 for the Mill Road corridor (synthetic demo). agenda
  • TA-2026-03 (text_amendment, scheduled, hearing 2026-07-21): Text amendment: reduce multifamily parking minimums to 1.5 spaces per unit (synthetic demo). agenda

16 · Tax & transaction context

Assessed value$1,150,000
Last sale$910,000 on 2019-08-21
SourceMeridian County Assessor (synthetic demo)

17 · Planning department & official letters

Meridian Falls Planning & Development Services (synthetic demo) — J. Whitfield, AICP · (512) 555-0142 · planning@meridianfalls.demo

Zoning verification letters (official): fee $150; turnaround not published — contact the planning department; application. Official letters come from the planning department; this report is not a substitute for one.

18 · Provenance & disclaimers

Parcel datameridian-falls-fixture — SYNTHETIC DEMO FIXTURE — not real regulatory data retrieved 2026-07-01T12:00:00Z
Ordinance corpuscurrent through Ord. 2026-14 (synthetic demo) (2026-06-15)
Report IDZP-SAMPLE-R2-RT14-RT1930
Generated2026-07-06T21:33:04.970Z
Resolved core fields14 of 17 machine-answered (verified, corroborated, or affirmatively not specified)
Automation disclosure. This is informational research generated and verified by software; it was not reviewed by a human. It is not an official zoning determination, legal opinion, or survey, and is not usable as lender or title closing evidence. Every published value carries a machine-verified citation; fields that failed machine verification are shown as “unresolved” with the governing code text instead of a guessed value. Verify with the planning department before acting. Reliance is limited to the purchaser.