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Zoning, Setbacks and Permitted Uses in Tyler

The City of Tyler says setbacks depend on your zoning and allowed uses depend on your zoning, and its FAQ points to the Dimensional Standards Table and the Permitted Use Table in the Unified Development Code. The code is not saved here, so this site states no setback and no allowed use, for a pole barn or anything else.

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What pole barn work in Tyler actually involves

The City of Tyler's Development and Planning FAQs page (read October 7, 2026) says to look up your zoning at SmithCountyMapSite.org, then check the Dimensional Standards Table in the Unified Development Code for setbacks, and to review the Permitted Use Table in the code for allowed uses. We have not read either table.

The code's own page

The City of Tyler's Unified Development Code page offers the code as a PDF download and prints Last Update 9/11/2024. It describes the code as an outcome of the Tyler 1st planning process that puts into ordinance many of the ideas developed from community feedback. It states no rule.

A plain string line pulled tight between two timber stakes over bare level ground — pole barn, Tyler. Illustrative example.

Where to ask

The Unified Development Code page says, for more information, to contact a Planner at (903) 531-1175. The City's Planning and Zoning Information page also lists a Residential Use Table and a Non-Residential (Office, Commercial, Industrial) Use Table as documents, under the heading Zoning Districts, Permitted Uses, and Other Information; we have not read them. Sources, as text (read October 7, 2026): Unified Development Code, https://www.cityoftyler.org/City-Government/Development-Planning/Contractors-Developers/Current-Code-References/Unified-Development-Code; Planning and Zoning Information, https://www.cityoftyler.org/City-Government/Development-Planning/Planning-and-Zoning-Information.

Zoning is the starting point the City's FAQ gives for both questions. No page we read says what any zoning allows for a pole barn.

The edge where bare gravel meets short grass in daylight — pole barn, Tyler. Illustrative example.

What the City of Tyler's pages say

Zoning, Setbacks and Permitted Uses in Tyler — common questions

How do I find out my property's setbacks in Tyler?

The City's FAQ says setbacks depend on your zoning: look up your zoning at SmithCountyMapSite.org, then check the Dimensional Standards Table in the Unified Development Code.

Does the City say a pole barn is an allowed use?

No. The FAQ says allowed uses depend on your zoning and points to the Permitted Use Table in the Unified Development Code. We have not read the table.

When was the Unified Development Code last updated?

The City's download page prints Last Update 9/11/2024.

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