Posted May 14, 2021, 4:39 AM
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He/his/him. >~<, QED!
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Join Date: Jun 2018
Location: Loop, Chicago
Posts: 6,036
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Originally Posted by benp
Houston has many areas with deed restrictions, which are often more powerful than zoning as they cannot be overturned without the approval of 75% of the residents. Some deed restrictions include defining use, occupancy, and things such as liquor sales, approving design changes, having only approved house colors, or not parking in the street or in your driveway overnight (really, some areas are that strict). Houston also has parking ordinances, such as requiring 4 off-street parking places for each 1000 square feet of retail. There are also other restrictions which may affect some areas including drainage, sewer use, water, etc. Fire codes are still effective, depending on the business, which can affect design and occupancy.
No zoning doesn't mean no rules, it just means no centralized planning.
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that's basically equal square footage to retail as parking. That's insane.
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