Edmond, Oklahoma · city zoning districts · 5 districts
Edmond, OK zoning map & districts
Edmond zoning is governed by the Edmond Zoning Ordinance, administered by the Planning Department, with the Planning Commission reviewing rezonings and Planned Unit Developments and the Board of Adjustment handling variances. As an Oklahoma City-metro suburb built out largely through master-planned subdivisions, Edmond relies heavily on Planned Unit Development districts to set project-specific standards for larger residential and mixed-use developments rather than building primarily under the conventional base districts.
The code Edmond Zoning Ordinance
Edmond zoning map
Confirm current district boundaries through City of Edmond - Zoning (Planning Dept. page; links to the Zoning Address Finder GIS app) .
Edmond's Planning Department maintains the official zoning map; the Zoning Ordinance is available through the city's code library.
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 Edmond
Developers should expect that any sizable new subdivision or mixed-use project in Edmond will likely be processed as a PUD, with density, setbacks, and use mix negotiated through the Planning Commission and City Council rather than governed purely by a standard district's by-right rules.
Edmond zoning districts by family
The 5 district codes below are the ones that decide most projects in Edmond, grouped by what they are for rather than by the order the ordinance prints them.
| Code | District | What it is for |
|---|---|---|
| Residential 2 districts | ||
| R-1 | Single-Family Residential | Detached single-family homes. |
| R-2 | Two-Family Residential | Duplex residential development. |
| Commercial 2 districts | ||
| C-1 | Neighborhood Commercial | Small-scale, local-serving commercial uses. |
| C-2 | General Commercial | Broader-range commercial uses. |
| Special purpose 1 district | ||
| PUD | Planned Unit Development | The primary vehicle for larger master-planned projects. |
Edmond zoning — common questions
- How do I find the zoning for a parcel in Edmond?
- The Planning Department's zoning map shows the current district for any address; staff can confirm zoning and any PUD conditions by parcel.
- Why do so many Edmond developments use PUD zoning?
- Edmond has grown largely through master-planned subdivisions, and PUDs let developers negotiate project-specific density, setback, and use standards with the Planning Commission rather than building strictly under the conventional base districts.
- What does R-1 zoning mean in Edmond?
- R-1 is Edmond's standard single-family residential district, permitting detached single-family homes subject to the ordinance's lot size and setback standards.
Keep reading
← Oklahoma zoning — who holds the zoning power in Oklahoma, under which enabling statute, and the reforms that override local rules.
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Edmond zoning summaries on this page are provided for information, not legal advice. Confirm every project against the current adopted code for the jurisdiction.