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Proposed Code Enhancements

Explore proposed updates to planning codes and ordinances, and engage with us to ensure updates reflect community needs and priorities.

  • CONTACT INFORMATION
  • cityplanning@amarillo.gov
  • 806-378-6290
  • Planning Department
    Simms Municipal Building
    Second Floor
    808 S. Buchanan
    PO Box 1971
    Amarillo, TX 79101
  • Office Hours:
    Monday – Friday
    8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Planning Proposals

The City continually works to build on positive updates to planning codes, making development smoother, supporting orderly growth, and providing more flexible options for future housing. These proposals are shared for informational purposes and community engagement. Any proposals explored will follow the standard City Council process for consideration before implementation.

As new proposals are introduced, information will be posted on this page.

Adopted - Moderate Density (MD-1)

MD-1 supports more housing options and better neighborhood buffers, while aligning with City Plan: Vision 2045. The district includes specific development standards for both attached and detached homes, offering flexibility while preserving neighborhood character and supporting well-planned growth.

MD-1 Ordinance was adopted on September 23, 2025.
View the Ordinance here: Ordinance No. 8217 | Code of Ordinances | Amarillo, TX | Municode Library.

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