Zoning 

Zoning regulates the use of parcels of land by assigning them a classification or district. The standards adopted for each district specify the:

• Type of building that can be constructed or improvements made
• Distance building must be located from property lines
• Height of the building
• Minimum square footage of building
  Other requirements

Application Community Development 

Application Zoning Administrative Adjustment

Zoning Verification Form - different from time-of-sale real estate forms

Zoning Chapter 15 - New Code Adopted May 6, 2025

The city repealed and recreated the whole zoning chapter, with the goals to: 

• Streamline and simplify permitting and development review processes, such as removing conditional uses, developing site design standards, and allowing administrative approvals of minor zoning regulations.
• Address levy limits and housing needs, to allow varying land uses and context-sensitive density increases, permitting 1-2 dwelling unit buildings in residential areas and growth in key corridors. 
• Create a framework for easier updates over time as city and market conditions change.

Summary of Changes to the Zoning Chapter

FAQ for 1-2 Family Residential Districts

Zoning Chapter 15

Zoning Summary Table Provides a summary of zoning regulations for building setbacks, dimensional and impervious regulations for each district. This is not a complete list of applicable regulations.

Land Use Table by District  Refer to Chapter 15 Terms for land use definitions

Zoning District Map

Street Type Classification Map This map is used in reference to certain land uses that are permitted along major and minor arterial street types, shown in the Land Use Table as an '>' symbol.