City Limit & Subdivision Maps
The City of Payne Springs is responsible for protecting our community's health, safety and welfare through effective enforcement of Municipal Ordinance and State regulations and codes relative to the construction, enlargement, alteration, repair, removing, demolition, conversion, occupancy, equipment, use, height, area and maintenance of all buildings or structures in the City.
The goal of the Code Compliance Division is to provide information to all interested parties and to fairly and efficiently enforce the City of Payne Springs Code and Ordinances.
City Maps
- City Limit Map
- Flood Hazard-North
- Flood Hazard-South
- Zoning Map Coming Soon
City Subdivisions; (please check with subdivision because they may have their own setbacks Ordinance 1988-3-06-00)
- Bandera Bay & Oakwood Shores
- Cherokee Hills & Southwood Shores
- Del Mar
- Eastlake Estates
- Sunrise Harbor
- City Map with Subdivision locations
Contact Info
Frances McClure
City/Court clerk
19601 CR 2529, Payne Springs, TX 75156
903-451-9229
permits@paynespringstx.com
Related Documents
Frequently Asked Questions
I am from out of town/state and I am looking to build in your city. Where do I start?
Well glad you asked. 1st are you building in the City limits of Payne Springs? If you are not sure contact City Hall or view our City Limit Map below. If you see you are building in the City limits (yellow areas below) & (Relevant Documents -above- the green areas), you can find the Permit Applications on this page. You can also find more documents on the "Quick Link" tab, in "Building Department".
I am building in a Subdivision in your City. What are the requirements?
If you are building in the DelMar or Southwood Shores subdivision you will need to submit an application with either of these subdivisions before filling out a City Permit Application. These forms can be found at the "Quick Links" tab, under "Building Department". Or click any of the "underlined" text.
I can't find my location in the City Limit map. Where do I go?
If you find that your location does not fall in the City Limits of Payne Springs you are considered to be in the County, Henderson County TX. Please click the underlined link to see what their restrictions are on building.