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1. Who do I contact to find out how to develop my property?

Contact Planning and Engineering Staff;

2. What is the Unified Development Code (UDC)?

The Unified Development Code (UDC) is a document of all consolidated development related regulations including, but not limited to, subdivision regulations, design standards and zoning requirements;

3. Where do I find land use regulations?

The land development code of Cibolo is called the Unified Development Code (UDC).  Any new developer may reference City of Cibolo’s interactive Zoning Map along with the Easy Zoning Guide for zoning verification, permissible/conditional uses with a Zoning classification, setbacks, impervious coverage, lot sizes and other;

4. Where can I find applicable fees for a Plat submittal?

Reference current Fee Schedule

5. Where do I find the requirements of a complete Plat submittal?

Reference Unified Development Code (UDC) - Article 20.3

6. Are there instances in which platting is not required?

Reference Unified Development Code (UDC) - Article 20.1.9;

7. What is the typical review time of my submitted subdivision Plat?

On submittal of a complete Plat package, the typical process of review takes 45 days. 

An Amending, Development and/or Minor Plat may be proved administratively and typically take 30 days for review.

8. Who is qualified to prepare my required Plat and is there a list of Engineers and Surveyors the City uses?

Any plat shall be prepared by a qualified professional Engineer or registered Land Surveyor.  City staff may make no recommendations of any one firm but may present a list of Engineers and/or Surveyors that have done or are doing work in the City, available upon request.  

9. How should I request a new address for new construction development?

When requesting a new address for a construction development you need to contact the Fire Marshal of Cibolo by phone or email. Phone: 210-566-7008 Email: lperry@cibolotx.gov;

10. Is there a pre-application process prior to the official submittal for my project?

One free pre-application meeting with staff will be allowed to discuss the requirements/challenges for a project. Each additional meeting after will have a fee of $100.

11. Who issues “official” addresses in the city of Cibolo limits and within the ETJ?

In order to get an official address in Cibolo you must fill out an application with the Guadalupe County Road and Bridge Department.

12. Does the city of Cibolo have a tree preservation ordinance?

The Owner/Developer must submit a tree affidavit or a tree preservation plan with their preliminary plat or development site plan. Unified Development Code (UDC) Article 17.