Building in Bayshore Beautiful
Bayshore Beautiful is a South Tampa neighborhood along Bayshore Boulevard and Hillsborough Bay. Its neighborhood association says there are no deed restrictions. Building here means checking the waterfront flood zone, City zoning and tree rules. Ballast Point Park is nearby.
What applies to a lot in South Tampa?
Pick a neighborhood. You get the flood, historic, tree and zoning rules that usually apply, each with its official source. Confirm your own parcel with the City.
Davis Islands
- Flood zone
- A June 2020 City of Tampa flood study says the entire Davis Islands study basin sits inside FEMA's preliminary special flood hazard area. In that area the City asks for an Elevation Certificate with the building permit application.City of Tampa: Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Analysis and Resiliency Strategy Report (June 2020)
- Historic review
- The City Architectural Review Commission reviews development inside local historic districts and on local landmarks. Ask City staff whether a specific parcel is covered.City of Tampa: About Architectural Review and Historic Preservation
- Tree permit
- Tree removals of 5 inches or more across the trunk need a City permit, and every removal is subject to mitigation. For a new home, tree removals are marked on the site plan and reviewed with the building permit.City of Tampa: Tree Resources
- Height and setbacks
- Single-family lots sit in RS zoning districts. The City code assessment lists RS-60 at 6,000 sq ft minimum lot area, 25 ft front yard, 7 ft side yard and 35 ft maximum height. RS-50 and RS-75 differ, and the City is rewriting its code. Confirm the parcel zoning first.City of Tampa: Land Development Code Assessment (Feb 2025 draft)
Hyde Park
- Flood zone
- Check the parcel on the FEMA flood map before design. Inside a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area, the City asks for an Elevation Certificate with the building permit application.City of Tampa: Flood Information
- Historic review
- Inside the Hyde Park Local Historic District, the Architectural Review Commission reviews development against the Hyde Park Design Guidelines. Ask City staff whether a parcel sits inside the district.City of Tampa: Hyde Park Historic District Expansion
- Tree permit
- Tree removals of 5 inches or more across the trunk need a City permit, and every removal is subject to mitigation. For a new home, tree removals are marked on the site plan and reviewed with the building permit.City of Tampa: Tree Resources
- Height and setbacks
- Single-family lots sit in RS zoning districts. The City code assessment lists RS-60 at 6,000 sq ft minimum lot area, 25 ft front yard, 7 ft side yard and 35 ft maximum height. RS-50 and RS-75 differ, and the City is rewriting its code. Confirm the parcel zoning first.City of Tampa: Land Development Code Assessment (Feb 2025 draft)
Palma Ceia
- Flood zone
- Check the parcel on the FEMA flood map before design. Inside a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area, the City asks for an Elevation Certificate with the building permit application.City of Tampa: Flood Information
- Historic review
- The City Architectural Review Commission reviews development inside local historic districts and on local landmarks. Ask City staff whether a specific parcel is covered.City of Tampa: About Architectural Review and Historic Preservation
- Tree permit
- Tree removals of 5 inches or more across the trunk need a City permit, and every removal is subject to mitigation. For a new home, tree removals are marked on the site plan and reviewed with the building permit.City of Tampa: Tree Resources
- Height and setbacks
- Single-family lots sit in RS zoning districts. The City code assessment lists RS-60 at 6,000 sq ft minimum lot area, 25 ft front yard, 7 ft side yard and 35 ft maximum height. RS-50 and RS-75 differ, and the City is rewriting its code. Confirm the parcel zoning first.City of Tampa: Land Development Code Assessment (Feb 2025 draft)
Beach Park
- Flood zone
- Check the parcel on the FEMA flood map before design. Inside a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area, the City asks for an Elevation Certificate with the building permit application.City of Tampa: Flood Information
- Historic review
- The City Architectural Review Commission reviews development inside local historic districts and on local landmarks. Ask City staff whether a specific parcel is covered.City of Tampa: About Architectural Review and Historic Preservation
- Tree permit
- Tree removals of 5 inches or more across the trunk need a City permit, and every removal is subject to mitigation. For a new home, tree removals are marked on the site plan and reviewed with the building permit.City of Tampa: Tree Resources
- Height and setbacks
- Single-family lots sit in RS zoning districts. The City code assessment lists RS-60 at 6,000 sq ft minimum lot area, 25 ft front yard, 7 ft side yard and 35 ft maximum height. RS-50 and RS-75 differ, and the City is rewriting its code. Confirm the parcel zoning first.City of Tampa: Land Development Code Assessment (Feb 2025 draft)
Bayshore Beautiful
- Flood zone
- Check the parcel on the FEMA flood map before design. Inside a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area, the City asks for an Elevation Certificate with the building permit application.City of Tampa: Flood Information
- Historic review
- The City Architectural Review Commission reviews development inside local historic districts and on local landmarks. Ask City staff whether a specific parcel is covered.City of Tampa: About Architectural Review and Historic Preservation
- Tree permit
- Tree removals of 5 inches or more across the trunk need a City permit, and every removal is subject to mitigation. For a new home, tree removals are marked on the site plan and reviewed with the building permit.City of Tampa: Tree Resources
- Height and setbacks
- Single-family lots sit in RS zoning districts. The City code assessment lists RS-60 at 6,000 sq ft minimum lot area, 25 ft front yard, 7 ft side yard and 35 ft maximum height. RS-50 and RS-75 differ, and the City is rewriting its code. Confirm the parcel zoning first.City of Tampa: Land Development Code Assessment (Feb 2025 draft)
Sunset Park
- Flood zone
- Check the parcel on the FEMA flood map before design. Inside a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area, the City asks for an Elevation Certificate with the building permit application.City of Tampa: Flood Information
- Historic review
- The City Architectural Review Commission reviews development inside local historic districts and on local landmarks. Ask City staff whether a specific parcel is covered.City of Tampa: About Architectural Review and Historic Preservation
- Tree permit
- Tree removals of 5 inches or more across the trunk need a City permit, and every removal is subject to mitigation. For a new home, tree removals are marked on the site plan and reviewed with the building permit.City of Tampa: Tree Resources
- Height and setbacks
- Single-family lots sit in RS zoning districts. The City code assessment lists RS-60 at 6,000 sq ft minimum lot area, 25 ft front yard, 7 ft side yard and 35 ft maximum height. RS-50 and RS-75 differ, and the City is rewriting its code. Confirm the parcel zoning first.City of Tampa: Land Development Code Assessment (Feb 2025 draft)
Bayshore Beautiful, by the facts.
| Downtown Tampa | 4.2 mi |
|---|---|
| Tampa International Airport | 5.9 mi |
Straight-line miles from the neighborhood centroid (coordinates on its Wikipedia page, rounded) to the Downtown Tampa and Tampa International Airport coordinates on their Wikipedia pages. Estimates, not driving distance.
- Location
Wikipedia gives rough bounds of El Prado Boulevard on the north and Bayshore Boulevard on the east.
Wikipedia: Bayshore Beautiful, rough bounds - Location
The City describes the neighborhood as bordered by a long sidewalk along Hillsborough Bay.
City of Tampa: Bayshore Beautiful - Location
The neighborhood association has run since 1988, and membership is optional with no deed restrictions.
Bayshore Beautiful Neighborhood Association - Parks and water
The Bayshore trail has a city marina, fitness stations and bicycle parking.
City of Tampa: Bayshore Linear Park Trail - Parks and water
Ballast Point Park sits on the east coast of South Tampa at 5300 Interbay Blvd.
City of Tampa: Ballast Point Park - Parks and water
Ballast Point Park has a single-lane concrete boat ramp with a boarding dock.
City of Tampa: Ballast Point Park - Roads
The Bayshore Boulevard speed limit was lowered to 35 miles per hour in 2018.
Tampa Magazines: The History of Tampa Bayshore Boulevard - History
The Bayshore seawall and balustrade from Howard Avenue to Gandy Boulevard was completed in 1926.
Tampa Magazines: The History of Tampa Bayshore Boulevard - City projects
The City lists MacDill Avenue resurfacing from Gandy Boulevard to Bay to Bay on this neighborhood page.
City of Tampa: Bayshore Beautiful
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