City of St. George, Utah :: Setback of Area - Defined and Parking Restrictions

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Setback of Area - Defined and Parking Restrictions

Setback areas defined - The front setback area refers to the setback area along any street frontage whatsoever, whether it is the side or front yard of a property. [ VIEW DIAGRAM PDF ]

Lots in St. George typically have a 25' front setback zone. Lots in Bloomington Hills and all R-1-6 lots have a 20' front setback zone. Corner lots have two front setback zones. [ VIEW DIAGRAM PDF ]

Parking in the front setback - [ VIEW DIAGRAM PDF ]

Section 10-19-4.D prohibits any parking in the front setback zone unless it is on an approved asphalt or concrete surface. View City Code

Section 10-19-4.C prohibits any recreational vehicle parking in the front setback for more than two weeks. View City Code

Lots in St. George typically have a 25' front setback zone. Lots in Bloomington Hills and all R-1-6 lots have a 20' front setback zone. Corner lots have two front setback zones. No fence shall be erected within one foot of an existing or future sidewalk or within a three-foot radius of a fire hydrant.

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