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Zoning Changes
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Zoning Changes, from most recent to least.
Zoning Changes in Depth: Alley Dwellings
Nena Perry-Brown | February 22nd 2016
In light of the DC Zoning Commission's unanimous approval of various amendments to the zoning regulations last month, UrbanTurf has been exploring and... read»
Is a New Corner Store Coming to Your Neighborhood?
Nena Perry-Brown | February 1st 2016
UrbanTurf has been taking a closer look at the zoning changes that will be implemented this September. This week, we are exploring what will change wi... read»
Zoning Changes in Depth: DC's New Parking Requirements
Nena Perry-Brown | January 26th 2016
UrbanTurf is taking a closer look at the zoning changes that will go into effect in September. This week, we look at changes related to parking regula... read»
Zoning Changes in Depth: Accessory Apartments
Nena Perry-Brown | January 19th 2016
UrbanTurf is taking a closer look at the zoning changes that will go into effect in September. This week, we look at changes related to accessory apar... read»
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Will Single-Family Home Construction in Seattle Be Halted?
Tianna Mañón | July 8th 2015
Seattle may be on the cusp of rezoning more than half of the city for increased affordability and housing stock. ... read»
Two of DC's Tiny Homes Are Heading For Greener Pastures
Lark Turner | August 22nd 2014
Two of the tiny houses on an alley lot in Stronghold are parting ways with Brian Levy and his Minim House.... read»
Permits Will Keep Printing Until Pop-Up Plan is Finalized
Lark Turner | August 21st 2014
The Office of Planning's Jennifer Steingasser said that the issuing of permits for new residential projects hadn't been affected by a proposed rule. ... read»
Office of Planning Asks Zoning to Limit "Pop-Up" Additions
Lark Turner | June 30th 2014
Last week, the Office of Planning submitted recommendations that would lower the allowable height of rowhouses in the city to 35 feet.... read»
The Policy Revision That Could Change the City
Shilpi Paul | December 20th 2012
We know the mention of zoning makes some people want to snooze, but the revision of DC's zoning code may have a larger impact on the future of the cit... read»
Proposed Zoning Update: Key Changes
Shilpi Paul | October 9th 2012
Over the past five years, Office of Planning (OP) has been working on a complete rewrite of the current zoning code. Last Friday, the Committee of the... read»
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