Zoning classification is as follows, identification and plat color:
(1) 
R-1-C:
White - Cottage - Single-family residential district.
(2) 
R-1-CT:
Green - Manufactured home and/or cottage - Single-family residential district.
(3) 
C-1:
Purple - Commercial district.
(4) 
C-1RV:
Blue - Recreational vehicle park district.
(5) 
C-2:
Yellow - Neighborhood commercial district: grocery, laundry, beauty shop, etc. (not including gasoline service station or alcoholic beverages).
(6) 
C-7A:
Red - Commercial district to include alcoholic beverages.
(Ordinance 120, sec. 12.11, adopted 12/10/19)
Country Club Section zoned all lots R-1-C (white), save and except lots 66, 67, 68, 69 which are additionally yellow. Nocona Hills Section zoned all lots R-1-C (white).
(Ordinance 120, sec. 12.12, adopted 12/10/19)
Navajo Section zoned all lots R-1-C (white) save and except lots 183 through 204, which shall be additionally C-1 (purple). Additionally, lot nos. 162, 163, 164 are zoned C-2 (yellow), Howardwick City Hall.
(Ordinance 120, sec. 12.15, adopted 12/10/19)
Comanche Section, Apache Section, Cherokee Section, Misty Grove Section, Red Feather Section, Huron Section, all of Section I in Carrol Creek Acres, and all of that 236 acres lying between Carrol Creek and the south and west boundaries of the city, all lots and acreage therein are zoned R-1-CT (green), save and except the lots fronting State Highway 70 in Section I of Carrol Creek Acres, which lots shall be additionally C-2 (yellow) with the exception of lot 4, which shall be designated C-7A (red), and all of Red Feather Section, and all of Carrol Creek acres, which lots shall be additionally C1-RV (blue).
(Ordinance 120, sec. 12.17, adopted 12/10/19)
All lots contained within the Saints Roost additions 1 and 2 are designated R-1-CT (green), and/or C1-RV (blue).
(Ordinance 120, sec. 12.18, adopted 12/10/19)
That certain 6.096 acres lying in the southeast corner of the city, being more particularly described by metes and bounds as follows:
Beginning at a 3/8 inch iron rod in the east right-of-way line of Highway No. 70 from whence the southeast corner of Section 2 bears S. 00°5'20" W., 1970.0 feet and S. 89°54'40" E., 2611.1 feet;
Thence S. 00°5'20" W., 360.8 feet to an iron rod;
Thence S. 89°54'40" E., 124.4 feet to a 3/8 inch iron rod in the north boundary line of the Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority;
Thence S. 68°08'20" E., along the north boundary line of the Greenbelt Water Authority a distance of 652.3 feet to a iron rod;
Thence N. 05°24'00" W., 526.4 feet to an iron rod;
Thence S. 79° WOO" [sic] W., 398.4 feet to an iron rod;
Thence N. 30°25'00" W., 187.6 feet to an iron rod;
Thence S. 86°39'30" W., 192.8 feet to the beginning corner of this tract, zoned C-7A (red).
(Ordinance 120, sec. 12.20, adopted 12/10/19)
Any application to the city council for a change in zoning within the city will be reviewed by the city council for compatibility with the surrounding zoning, and impacts on traffic, noise, infrastructure or other factors as may be detrimental to established areas or residents’ rights to quiet enjoyment. If an application is approved by the city council to move forward, the submission shall be accompanied by a fee to be determined by the city council to defray the expenses of the city in meeting the legal requirements to effect such zoning change.
(Ordinance 120, sec. 12.21, adopted 12/10/19)
In the event a request for zoning change is disapproved by the city council, then such request for zoning change may not be reconsidered again for a period of six (6) months or until the city council meeting next following the regular general election for the city, whichever event shall occur first.
(Ordinance 120, sec. 12.22, adopted 12/10/19)