Definition of «rezoning»

Rezoning refers to a process in which the zoning classification of a particular piece of land or property is changed. This can involve changing from one type of zoning, such as residential or commercial, to another type of zoning. Rezoning may be requested by a property owner for various reasons, including wanting to develop their property differently than its current designated use allows, or it may be initiated by the local government if they want to change the land use in a certain area. The rezoning process typically involves public hearings and input from neighbors before a decision is made by the appropriate authorities.

Sentences with «rezoning»

  • The planned rezoning of East New York serves as a litmus test for the rest of the city as the first of 15 neighborhoods targeted by the de Blasio administration. (dnainfo.com)
  • INWOOD — Critics of the controversial rezoning plan for Sherman Plaza are crying foul after the NYPD rejected their request for a permit to hold a protest outside City Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez's office Monday night — just days before he announced he was holding his own press conference on the issue the same night. (dnainfo.com)
  • Mayor Michael Bloomberg once again laid out his argument for rezoning Midtown East in his weekly radio address. (therealdeal.com)
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