Community and Economic Development

Planning and Zoning

Zoning refers to the areas where different types of buildings are allowed such as houses, apartments, small businesses, large businesses, factories, schools, etc. Zoning plans preserve the integrity of specific areas in a community, especially those conducive to residential homes, schools, and retail. Preserving property values by assigning appropriate land uses in advance encourages appropriate neighborhood uses residential, commercial and retail. Due to building construction, this division has been temporarily relocated to the second floor of City Hall.

Planning and Zoning Board

What are you zoned?

View our Interactive Web Zoning Map or PDF Zoning Map(PDF, 14MB) to find out the zoning of a property.
Access the Community Portal to view additional property attributes including local services, school districts, government representatives, and more.
Access the Zoning Ordinance to view all current zoning regulations.

What can I do on my lot?

View the General District Regulations for regulations applicable to all zoning districts.
View allowed Principal Uses for the following:
View Allowed Temporary Uses in the city.
View the Definitions of Terms for a description of uses and other zoning-related terminology.

What regulations apply to my lot?

Use and Bulk Regulations

View Bulk Regulations for the following:

View the following Use Regulations for the city:

Development Standards

Zoning Development Review Requests

Application Request Types

Amendments (Map and Text) – Sections 12-3-7 and 12-14-7
Appeals – Section 12-3-9
Conditional Uses – Sections 12-3-4 and 12-14-4
(PUDs) Conditional Uses – Sections 12-3-4 and 12-14-4
Variations – Sections 12-3-6 and 12-14-6

Other Development Resources

Building Design Review – Sections 12-3-11 and 12-14-9
Site Plan Review – Sections 12-3-2 and 12-14-2
Zoning Certificates – Sections 12-3-3 and 12-14-3
Available Buildings and Properties Map

Subdivision Process

Subdivision Request Types

Tentative Plat – Section 13-2-2
Final Plat – Sections 13-2-4 and 13-2-5

Other Subdivision Resources

Subdivision Regulations Quick Reference Guide

See Section 13-1-1 of the Subdivision Regulations for definitions of terms.

Topic	Code Reference(s)
Application Procedure for Subdivisions	13-2-1
Dedication of Park Lands, general requirements	13-4-2; 13-4-4; 13-4-5
Definition of Terms	13-1-1
Design Improvements (see also improvement of roadways, improvements within City limits, improvements outside City limits, public improvement, and improvement inspections)	Title 13, Chapter 3
Fees for Subdivisions	13-1-3
Fees in Lieu of Dedication of Park Lands	13-4-3; 13-4-5; 13-4-6
Final Plat, amendments	13-2-9
Final Plat and supporting documents	13-2-4
Final Plat, approval time limits	13-2-10
Final Plat Requirements	13-2-5
Final Plat, Planning and Zoning Board (PZB) Procedure	13-2-7
Final Plat, City Council Procedure	13-2-8
Improvement of roadways	13-3-1
Improvements within City limits	13-3-2
Improvements outside City limits	13-3-3
Procedures and Plats (see also application procedure for subdivisions, tentative plat requirements, PZB procedure for tentative plats, final plat requirements, PZB procedure for final plats, City Council procedure for final plats, final plat amendments, and final plat approval time limits)	Title 13, Chapter 2
Public Improvements	13-2-8; 13-3-4
Subdivision, general provisions (see also definition of terms, subdivision required, and fees for subdivisions)	Title 13, Chapter 1
Subdivision Required	13-1-2
Tentative Plat Requirements	13-2-2
Tentative Plat, Planning and Zoning Board (PZB) Procedure	13-2-3
Variations for Subdivisions	13-2-6

Road Closures