mark allen lakins

public zoning records, read by a script - not a forecast and not professional advice. check anything you rely on against the city's own case page. read the full disclaimer.

austin · zoning

where austin is rezoning

every zoning case the city has taken since 2015, on a map, coloured by how it ended - and what is in front of council right now.

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how the filtered cases ended

by request type

by council district

cases filed by year, by outcome

approvedpendingdeniedwithdrawn or expiredclosed, no decision foundtap or hover a year. the filters above apply.

the most common up-zonings

rezoning cases only (not plan amendments, historic zoning or covenants), all years, whatever the filters say. "up" means the requested district sits in a denser family than the current one: rural or holding → single-family → townhome → office → commercial → multifamily → industrial → downtown. that order is a reading, not the code's; the base districts behind it are in the right-hand table.

by zoning family

by base district

how the outcomes are read

what the data does not say