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What is the purpose of zoning?

Zoning is the practice of dividing an area into districts within which regulations and requirements uniformly govern the use, placement, spacing and size of land and buildings. Zoning is most often utilized to protect properties from incompatible adjacent land uses and to preserve the “character” of a community.

What is Zoning?

Zoning is the practice of classifying areas and properties to allow for specific uses. With Council direction and a Committee of several residents, the City moved forward with an update of the Zoning Ordinance and Zoning Map. By doing so, The City of Palmview will be able to create a tax base, promote smart growth,...

How do I measure a setback?

A setback is measured from a lot (property) line to the nearest point of a building or structure using a perpendicular line to the property line. Front property lines are usually the trickiest. Remember to always measure from a lot line and not the back of the curb or sidewalk.

How does Animal control handle lost and found animals?

The Animal control division keeps a log of lost and found animals. Anytime you are missing a pet or have found someone else's pet, report it to our division immediately. Any dogs or cats that are picked up by the Animal control division are then taken to the City of La Joya Animal shelter.  We...

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How do I pay my trash bill?

You can pay your trash bill three different ways. You can pay online. The first time you access your account, you will need your bill that shows the Account Number, and the last payment amount. There is a convenience fee to pay by credit card. In person in the lobby or drive thru at 400...

Sales Tax

Sales Tax in Palmview A sales tax is levied on all taxable goods and services sold within the city as defined by state law. The tax is remitted to the State Comptroller of Public Accounts who distributes a portion back to the city each month. Sales Tax Breakdown The sales tax rate in Palmview is...

Budget

The Finance Department is responsible for preparing the City's budget. The Finance Department develops the budget by working with the Mayor, City Council, City Manager, and department heads to determine the most efficient and effective distribution of funds manner to meet City priorities. The budget is approved and adopted by the City Council. The City's...

Planning & Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board serves as a review body to make recommendations to the City Council regarding land use issues, including zoning requests, subdivision plats, changes to the Zoning Ordinance, and other items included in the physical development of the City of Palmview. Time Commitment: Meetings are held once a month. Regular scheduled meetings...

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Zoning Ordinances

A-O Agricultural & Open Space allows farming, ranching, related & accessory uses; 1 single family dwelling or mobile home on parcels of 5 ac. or more; R-1 Single Family Residential allows one single-family dwelling per lot, & accessory uses; Maids’ quarters; Public & private directional signs, official signs, political signs or real estate signs; Portable buildings or...

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Zoning Board of Adjustment is a seven member board consisting of five members two alternates, appointed by the City Council to grant relief from literal enforcement of the zoning ordinance in certain hardship situations and to hear appeals on the Building Official's decisions regarding city ordinances. Time Commitment: Meetings are held once a month....

Sponsors & volunteers

Sponsorships City of Palmview Parks and Recreation Department provides a number of City-sponsored special events and programs throughout the year. Events provide opportunities for the community to come together, connect with their neighbors, and make lasting memories. By taking advantage of sponsorship opportunities with the Parks and Recreation Department, your business will be able to...

Permit applications

Additional Permitting Information Permits are issued upon receipt of applicable applications, documents and fees, and upon review and inspection by the Planning, Inspections and/or Fire Department. All new businesses should refer to the Business Checklist for navigating the City's permitting processes.

What type of violations does Code Enforcement handle?

Code Enforcement handles general ordinance enforcement, health & safety enforcement, junk vehicles, sign violations and tall grass & weeds.  (This list may not be all inclusive)

How can I request an inspection?

 Inspections need to be requested 24 hrs. prior to the inspection. You may set up an inspection request using the following methods: Via call - call our office at 956-432-0300  Via email – send and email to permits@cityofpalmviewtx.us Make sure you provide the address of where inspection is needed, type of inspection you are requesting,...

When do I need an inspection?

Building – Foundation, Setbacks, Framing, Nail pattern, Insulation, Infiltration, Poly seal, Driveway, Sidewalk (if applicable), Final  Plumbing - Plumbing rough in, Tap out, Water and vents, Irrigation, Backflow, Final  Electrical - T- pole, Rough in, working clearance, service upgrade, Meter, Final  Mechanical - A/C rough in, Final

What are the setbacks?

Property setbacks are building restrictions imposed on property owners. This can be a distance from a curb, property line, or structure within which building is prohibited.

Do I need to hire a licensed contractor?

For any kind of work pertaining to electrical, plumbing, irrigation, or mechanical work a contractor with a master license in the field is necessary. The contractor needs to contact the city to obtain proper permitting.

What type of work does not require a permit?

You are not required to apply for a permit if you are doing non-structural work such as cosmetic work such as painting, papering, tiling, carpeting, cabinets, countertops, or similar finish work does not require a permit.

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