RM-6 Zone in Chicago, IL
RM-6 zoning district rules in Chicago, IL. Permitted uses, setbacks, height limits, and lot coverage requirements.
The RM-6 zone in Chicago, IL is a residential district (Residential Mixed Density). Permits a range of residential density from single-family through multi-family, often applied in transition areas between low-density and higher-density zones.
Common Permitted Uses
- Single-family homes
- Duplexes
- Small apartment buildings
Permits a range of residential density from single-family through multi-family, often applied in transition areas between low-density and higher-density zones.
Parking Requirements
Single-family: 2 spaces per dwelling unit for single-family homes in RS districts. Typically garage required or space paved in rear yard. Chicago Municipal Code Title 17. Multi-family: 1–1.5 spaces per unit depending on district and unit size. Reduced requirements within 600 ft of L train stations. Chicago Municipal Code Section 17-10-0200.
Source: Chicago Municipal Code Title 17 (Zoning Ordinance); Additional Dwelling Units Ordinance O2020-5816 as amended by O2022-1679. Last verified April 3, 2026. View source