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Zoning allows local governments to regulate which areas under their jurisdiction may have real estate or land used for particular purposes. Examples of zoning classifications include residential, commercial, agricultural, industrial, or hotel/hospitality, among other more specific designations.
Zoning is a law that organizes how land may be used. It establishes an orderly pattern of development across neighborhoods and the city by identifying what may be built on a piece of property.
Residential (R): Areas designated for housing, with varying density allowances (e.g., single-family, multifamily). Commercial (C): Zones intended for business activities, such as retail, office, and service industries. Industrial (I): Areas reserved for manufacturing, warehousing, and other heavy commercial uses.
No zoning simply means that there are no local government regulations dictating the specific use of the property. In other words, you have the freedom to develop the land in a variety of ways, without the constraints imposed by traditional zoning laws.
Zoning codes are land use regulations that define what is allowed to be built and where it can be built. Municipalities use zoning codes to separate land under their jurisdictions into zones of allowable development. In some cases, a municipality will publish a zoning map.
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