What’s a UDO?
- All land development regulations in one place
- Emphasis on zoning
- Divides city into districts- Residential, Commercial, Industrial
- Regulates items such as, but not limited to:
- Use
- Signs
- Parking
- Buffering
- Landscaping
- Building location
- Lot size and width
What’s New?
- Districts- fewer zoning districts, some new, some eliminated
- Allowed Uses- relate to district purpose, less overlap between districts
- New PUD - replaced PD2 with flexible, incentive-based tool
- Mixed-use Districts- encourage redevelopment, walkability
- Procedures- clarify and reduce number of steps for reviews
- Standards- defined criteria for decisions, more specificity
- Tree Preservation- protect significant trees, replacement requirements
- Landscaping- buffering, street tree, screening specifications
- Delegation- delegate some reviews to staff, Planning Commission or ARB
- Readability- reorganized, new format, color and graphics
Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) (PDF)
Official Zoning Map (PDF)
For an interactive and user-friendly version of the UDO, visit iZone (PDF).
Review Process: