Proposed Changes to Detroit's 'Special Development' Zoning Rules
March 30, 2017
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The Frame
This ordinance changes the land-use regulations for properties designated as SD1, which directly impacts what types of small-scale, mixed-use developments are permitted in those specific areas of Detroit.
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Property owners in SD1 districts
These owners will be subject to updated land-use and development regulations for their properties.
City Planning Commission
The commission is responsible for submitting and managing the proposed changes to the zoning code.
Last recorded activity March 30, 2017.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The ordinance proposes amendments to 22 specific sections within Chapter 61 of the Detroit City Code.
- The primary focus of the amendment is the SD1-Special Development District-Small-Scale, Mixed-Use zoning classification.
- The proposal was brought back for consideration as directed on March 23, 2017.
- The file number for this legislative item is 15-5694.
- The ordinance is currently classified as 'Unfinished Business' under the Planning and Economic Development Standing Committee.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an SD1 zoning district?
What does this ordinance change?
Why It Matters
This ordinance changes the land-use regulations for properties designated as SD1, which directly impacts what types of small-scale, mixed-use developments are permitted in those specific areas of Detroit.
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Legislative Delay
The item was brought back for consideration on 3-23-17, indicating it had been previously introduced or tabled.
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