Springdale, Arkansas · city zoning districts · 11 districts
Springdale, AR zoning map & districts
Springdale, one of the fastest-growing cities in Northwest Arkansas and home to major food-industry employers, zones under a conventional Euclidean ordinance administered by the city's Planning & Community Development Department, with rezonings reviewed by the Planning Commission before City Council action. As part of the Fayetteville-Springdale-Rogers metro, the city has faced sustained growth pressure on both its residential and industrial land supply.
The code City of Springdale Zoning Code
Springdale zoning map
The Springdale Planning & Community Development Department maintains the zoning code and the city's zoning map; parcel-specific zoning is confirmed directly with the department.
There is no link to the official map here yet — confirm current district boundaries directly with the Springdale planning or zoning department.
A published summary is never the authority. The adopted ordinance and the city's official zoning map govern, and both change — verify the district and every standard on your parcel before you rely on it.
How zoning works in Springdale
Arkansas has no statewide ADU or missing-middle housing mandate, so Springdale's accessory-unit and infill-density rules are set locally through the base zoning ordinance rather than by state preemption.
Springdale zoning districts by family
The 11 district codes below are the ones that decide most projects in Springdale, grouped by what they are for rather than by the order the ordinance prints them.
| Code | District | What it is for |
|---|---|---|
| Residential 5 districts | ||
| R-E | Residential Estate District | Large-lot low-density residential estate district. |
| SF-1 | Single-Family Residential District | Replaces R-1, which is not a current Springdale zone; single-family tiers run SF-1 through SF-4. |
| SF-3 | Single-Family Residential District | Mid-tier single-family lot-size district. |
| MF-2 | Multi-Family Residential District | Replaces R-2, which is not a current Springdale zone; multifamily tiers run MF-2 through MF-24. |
| MF-12 | Multi-Family Residential District | Medium-density multifamily district. |
| Commercial 2 districts | ||
| O-1 | Office District | Office and limited professional-service uses. |
| C-2 | General Commercial District | Broad general commercial district along arterial corridors. |
| Industrial 2 districts | ||
| I-1 | Light Industrial District | Light manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution. |
| I-2 | Heavy Industrial District | Heavier industrial uses with fewer use restrictions. |
| Special purpose 2 districts | ||
| A-1 | Agricultural District | Low-density agricultural and rural-scale uses. |
| PUD | Planned Unit Development District | Negotiated planned development district. |
Springdale zoning — common questions
- What zoning districts does Springdale use?
- Springdale's zoning code follows a conventional structure with single-family (R-1) and two-family (R-2) residential districts, general commercial (C-2) districts, and light and heavy industrial (I-1, I-2) districts reflecting the city's large food-processing and distribution base.
- How do I find the zoning for an address in Springdale?
- Contact the Springdale Planning & Community Development Department to confirm the current zoning district and any pending rezoning for a given parcel.
- Does Springdale have its own ADU rules?
- Yes — Arkansas has no statewide ADU mandate, so Springdale sets accessory dwelling unit allowances locally under its own zoning code rather than following a state-level requirement.
Keep reading
← Arkansas zoning — who holds the zoning power in Arkansas, under which enabling statute, and the reforms that override local rules.
Other Arkansas cities
The zoning reference → — every state, plus city-level district guides like this one.
Springdale zoning summaries on this page are provided for information, not legal advice. Confirm every project against the current adopted code for the jurisdiction.