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Idaho Falls, Idaho Zoning Map

Zoning, overlays and hazards on every parcel - and an answer to what the code actually lets you build. Compiled from current zoning data for all 17 districts.

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Zoning Districts

Idaho Falls, Idaho Zoning Districts: What Do They Mean?

Zoning districts are areas regulated by specific laws that determine land use, building types, and development rules. Each district below shows its zone type. Idaho Falls's ordinance does not state permitted uses as citywide flags, so they are read from each district's own table rather than summarised here.

Zone CodeCategoryAreaDetails
R1
Single Dwelling Residential
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3,450.2 ac
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P
Parks And Open Space
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1,516.6 ac
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I-M
Industrial And Manufacturing
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1,512.4 ac
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LM
Light Manufacturing And Heavy Commercial
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1,433.6 ac
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City Context

How is Idaho Falls zoned?

Idaho Falls regulates land through 17 zoning districts, and the roster contains several categories that most cities of this size do not attempt.

The first is a Form Based Code district covering roughly 122 acres. Carrying an explicit form-based district alongside conventional zoning gives the city a tool where building form rather than use is the governing question.

The second is Residential Park at roughly 1,112 acres, the sixth largest district in the city. A residential category defined by its park relationship rather than by density is uncommon and covers a meaningful share of the city.

The third is Research And Development at roughly 304 acres, a distinct employment category separate from the industrial and office districts, which reflects the technical economy in this part of Idaho.

The conventional structure underneath is compact. Single Dwelling Residential is the largest district at roughly 3,450 acres, with Mixed Residential, Multiple Dwelling Residential and a Residential Mixed Use district above it, plus a residential estate and a mobile home district. A Traditional Neighborhood district covers roughly 808 acres, a substantial figure that gives the city real capacity in that form.

Industrial appears as an industrial and manufacturing district at roughly 1,512 acres and a light manufacturing and heavy commercial district at about 1,434. Parks And Open Space covers roughly 1,517 acres. This is pre-development intelligence, not legal advice - verify with the local planning department before acquisition.

FAQ

Idaho Falls zoning: frequently asked questions

Does Idaho Falls have a form-based district?

Yes, a Form Based Code district covering roughly 122 acres. It sits alongside the conventional districts and governs by building form rather than by use category.

What is the Residential Park district?

A district covering roughly 1,112 acres, the sixth largest in the city. Defining a residential category by its park relationship rather than by density is uncommon, and here it covers a meaningful share of the city.

What is the Research And Development district?

An employment district of roughly 304 acres, separate from the industrial and office categories. Its presence reflects the technical economy in this part of Idaho.

How much traditional neighborhood zoning is there?

The Traditional Neighborhood district covers roughly 808 acres, a substantial figure that gives the city genuine capacity in that form rather than treating it as a pilot category.

How is industrial land zoned?

Through an industrial and manufacturing district at roughly 1,512 acres and a light manufacturing and heavy commercial district at about 1,434. The second combines industrial and commercial in one classification.

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Zoning data is pre-development intelligence, not legal advice. Verify with the Idaho Falls planning department before acquisition or design.