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A restricted reserve is for non single-family residential purposes but desig- nates the use for the property. An owner can sell off pieces of a reserve but cannot sell off pieces of a single family plat. Extra Territorial Jurisdiction (ETJ)

In the city of Pasadena, you are required to have a building permit for most construction projects.

Where does Pasadena get its water from? The source of drinking water used by the City of Pasadena includes purchased surface water and ground water from our wells. Surface water comes from the Southeast Water Treatment Plant, the Richey Metering Station, and the Allen Genoa Metering Station.

In the city of Pasadena, you are required to have a building permit for most construction projects.

How do I obtain a plat or replat? A plat, or replat, is filed at Harris County Records Office after approval and after recordation by the landowner. You may request a copy from Harris County via email CCO.CCInfo@hctx.net or by phone 713-274-6390.

The Department of Planning and Development regulates land development in Houston and within its extraterritorial jurisdiction, ETJ. The City of Houston does not have zoning, but development is governed by ordinance codes that address how property can be subdivided. The City codes do not address land use.

The City of Pasadena is a non-zoned municipality. Therefore, land use regulations within the City of Pasadena corporate limits are accomplished through City ordinances and deed restrictions, if applicable to the property.

The new city code allows residents to keep up to 10 backyard hens, as long as they are at least 35 feet away from neighboring dwellings, keep them in a coop and register with the Pasadena Humane Society.

The city of Pasadena is a great place to live! It's right outside of Houston so commuting to downtown or the medical center isn't too far of a drive. Recently, parks and roads have been improved. Housing is also much more affordable than other areas in Houston.

FEE SCHEDULE: A base fee of $300.00 + $25.00 per lot (if applicable) is the required fee to be paid to the County. All amounts are due upon presentation of the application. Compliance office. When more than one sheet is required for a plat, a key map showing the entire subdivision to a smaller scale shall be included.