Getting to know your UDO
Mapping the New Zoning Code: What to Expect
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The elusive Unified Development Ordinance map will finally be revealed to the public this spring.
News
Time to Map the New Zoning Code
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Planning Commission roundup: City staff is revising the city’s zoning map to fully transition to the Unified Development Ordinance, the city’s new zoning code. In other business, members approved a rezoning request on Bland Road and extended a rezoning request on Ray Road.
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Commissioners Reject Daniels Street Rezoning
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Commissioners this week rejected a request to rezone a piece of property on Daniels Street and approved the Lakeview Ridge recombination.
City Council
Buck Jones Street Project Approved Despite Opposition
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Councilors this week approved improvement plans for Buck Jones Road and voted to solicit bids for the sale and development of the Stone’s Warehouse property. Two rezoning cases were sent to the Comprehensive Planning Committee and a public hearing has been set for planned traffic calming projects.
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Planning Commission Changes as UDO Goes Live
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Changes are coming for the Planning Commission as the new Unified Development Ordinance goes into effect on Sept 1.
City Council
Planning Roundup: UDO Goes Live Sept. 1
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The new Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) goes into effect on September 1. Plans for the L building and the Edison Office building are approved, and a new shopping center is going into northwest Raleigh.
City Council
Trees, Site Access Complete Council UDO Review
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Councilors Monday approved the final two items in the city’s new zoning code. The UDO will take effect Sept. 1.
City Council
Councilors Tackle Lingering UDO Questions
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City Councilors and planning staff review holdout UDO items as the Sept. 1 effective date approaches.
City Council
City Adopts New Zoning Code
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City Councilors finally adopted the Unified Development Ordinance Monday, but there is still plenty of work to do.
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Backyard Cottages Get a Thumbs Down from City Council
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City Councilors have removed all accessory apartments from the Unified Development Ordinance until more research could be done on how they can be implemented properly.
