PLANNING

• District Maps
• Zoning Forms

The primary mission of the Planning Department is to promote the orderly growth of the City by preparing studies, plans, and public information programs, and working to improve development projects. Street maps, zoning maps, and zoning books are available for purchase.

Prices for Printed Copies

• Zoning Book – $20.00
• City Limit Map – $10.00
• Zoning Maps
  • (36 x 40) – $15.00
  • (8.5 x 11) – $ 3.00

Zoning Book

Call the Planning Department, (864) 231-2222, for more information. (Articles 1 – 4 are linked to the same (PDF).)

• Cover
• Table of Contents
• Article 1-4: Title and Authority, Purpose, Establishment of Zoning Districts and Application of District Regulations
• Article 5: RA, Residential Agricultural District
• Article 6: RG, General Residential District
• Article 7: NP, Neighborhood Professional District
• Article 8: LI, Light Industrial
• Article 9: Historic Overlay District
• Article 10: General Provisions
• Article 11: Off Street Parking Regulations
• Article 12: Signs
• Article 13: Tree Preservation, Landscape, Screening, Sidewalks and Walkways
• Article 14: General Provisions
• Article 15: Administration and Enforcement
• Article 16: Board of Zoning Appeals
• Article 17: Definitions

District Designations

• Living in Heritage Tree Districts
• Living in Historic Districts
• Complete Historic District Design Guidelines
  • Cover
  • Table of Contents
  • Introduction
  • Purpose
  • Architectural Resources
  • Rehabilitation of Historic Resources
  • Additions
  • Site Design
  • Infill and Alterations to Non-Historic Resources

Planning Commission The City of Anderson Planning Commission consists of nine members with a representative from each ward and three citizens at-large. The Planning Commission fulfills its responsibilities to the governing body and community by making recommendations on planning, zoning and land development matters.