Local News Interactive map helps Raleigh residents with zoning changes Raleigh officials are rewriting the city's comprehensive code governing land use and replacing it with a Unified Development ...

We've blogged in the past about the City of Raleigh's ongoing zoning remapping, the result of the City's 2013 overhaul of its unified development ordinance. The City has released a new online ...

Public comment closes on September 30, after which the final draft map of the Zoning District Remapping Project will be delivered to the City's Planning Commission on October 14 for its review.

In 2020, the city saw a significant bump in rezoning requests, finishing the year with a total of 68 zoning cases – a 14-case jump from 2019 and well above numbers from 2018 and 2017.

We've blogged in the past about the City of Raleigh's ongoing zoning remapping, the result of the City's 2013 overhaul of its unified development ordinance.

The draft comprehensive plan that Raleigh planning department officials have been talking up for a year contains hundreds of pages of policy goals and action items, many of which begin with ...

Increased development and population have led Raleigh officials to create a plan that will rezone about 30 percent of the city, but the new plan could affect where food trucks are able to operate.

City officials in Raleigh are discussing language changes to zoning laws that could bring back corner stores in some areas and help combat food deserts.

However, had the new zoning code been in effect, the NX category, “the most appropriate for neighborhood mixed-use” sites according to the plan, would have allowed the Sheetz bid, no rezoning ...

Chapel Hill's zoning map shows most of the town is land-zoned for single-family homes, which are not affordable to those who actually work in Chapel Hill, according to Berman.

Developers would like to see the zoning changed to allow up to 30 stories and to “downtown mixed-use,” which makes up a majority of downtown Raleigh’s zoning.

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- A new City of Raleigh policy is causing concerns in many neighborhoods. Some single-family homes can now be re-developed into bigger projects without going through a zoning ...