1. rezoning - Noun
2. rezoning - Verb
rezoning
present participle of rezone
rezoning (plural rezonings)
the act, process or result of being rezoned
And a November 2004 showed that while New York City voters favored the Hudson Yards rezoning, extending the 7 subway line, and expanding the Javits Center by large margins, but were overwhelmingly against building a new stadium. Source: Internet
Due to urban density restrictions, rezoning for residential development within urban living areas is difficult, which forces the builder and the market into urban sprawl and propagates the energy inefficiencies that come with distance from urban centers. Source: Internet
In one case, Woodman offered MP Judith Graley a post-parliamentary job as she approached the office of Planning Minister Richard Wynne in support of the Cranbourne West rezoning. Source: Internet
City officials normally deal with rezoning decisions for sites owned by businesses or other parties in town, but Thursday afternoon the focus was on municipal property. Source: Internet
GRANITE QUARRY – The Board of Aldermen on Monday shot down a rezoning request that would have allowed for a new Dollar General. Source: Internet
Indeed, despite Mr. Menchaca’s opposition, the developer has not withdrawn its rezoning application, and it is expected to be voted on next month by the city’s planning commission. Source: Internet