What flood zone is my property in?

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) determines flood zone boundaries. The flood zone maps produced by FEMA are the only document that can legally determine which properties are within a designated flood zone. The FEMA Flood Zone Maps are available on the FEMA website. Use the selection boxes to choose state, county and town. If you wish to review the Town of Greenwich Regulations regarding development in the Flood Hazard Overlay Zone please refer to Section 6-139.1 of the Building Zone Regulations (PDF).

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2. What are the zoning setbacks for my property?
3. What is the zoning for my property?
4. When is Site Plan approval from the Planning and Zoning Commission required to build?
5. How does one report suspected zoning violations?
6. What are the regulations governing home offices and home occupations?
7. How do I obtain a house number and where must the number be displayed?
8. How large a house can I build?
9. Am I in the Coastal Overlay Zone?
10. What flood zone is my property in?
11. Where can I find more information about Building Zone and Subdivision Regulations?
12. What regulations govern the installation and relocation of signs?
13. What are the Coastal Area Management regulations?
14. What is FAR and what is included?
15. What is the role of the Architectural Review Committee in reviewing plans for exterior alterations and the installation of signs and awnings?
16. What are the regulations regarding having animals on my property?
17. Can I subdivide my property?
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19. Is it permissible to add an apartment in a single-family home, or a guest cottage on a property?
20. What regulations govern the installation of fences and walls?