Mountain View Zoning & Land Use Guide
Official references and local checks
Use the official references below to identify the rules that apply to your address, then confirm parcel-specific requirements with the local authority before filing an application.
Official references
- Population:
- 1,268 (2024 data year)
- County:
- Uinta County
- State building code:
- No mandatory statewide building code; local adoption(statewide default)
- State ADU law:
- No statewide override; local rules apply
- FEMA flood map:
- Search flood zones
Before you apply
- Contact the Mountain View city offices (or Uinta County planning, if Mountain View has no dedicated department) to confirm zoning for your address.
- Check FEMA flood zone for your parcel — flood-zone status changes setbacks, foundation requirements, and insurance.
Key Zoning Facts
Regulatory Layers That Apply in Mountain View
Your property is subject to ALL of these regulatory layers. Each one can impose additional requirements beyond the others.
Federal
- FEMA flood mapping: check parcel-specific flood-zone status
- View FEMA Flood Map
State — Wyoming
- Building Code: No mandatory statewide building code; local adoption
County — Uinta County
City / Municipal
The municipality's zoning ordinance, building-code enforcement, and local permits form the primary local layer of land-use regulation for your property.
Overlay Districts
No overlay districts identified.
Private Restrictions
- Private covenants, deed restrictions, condominium rules, or association rules can impose requirements beyond zoning.
Statewide Context (Wyoming)
Local data for Mountain View is limited. The following state-level facts apply across Wyoming and are inherited by this page until city-specific details are verified.
- State Building Code
- No mandatory statewide building code; local adoption
- State ADU Preemption
- No statewide override
- Coastal Zone
- No
- Wildfire Zones
- Yes
Permit Costs & Timelines
Check Current Permit Fees & Timelines
Permit fees and review times can vary by project type, scope, valuation, and required approvals. Check the current schedule with the local permitting authority before filing.
Check current Mountain View permit information →Official Sources
City-specific