Rezoning Planned Development Zones: Two Chances to

Right now, there are about 4,000 single- and two-family homes in PDs that are proposed to be rezoned.

You can check to see if your property is in a PD or in a conventional zoning district by using the Assessor's Office's Property Lookup tool. The tool will list the zoning district of a property under the "Property Information" section.

A list of properties to be rezoned and what their proposed conventional zoning districts will be is posted online. Residents whose property is currently in a PD zone can refer to the full list, which is sorted alphabetically by street name, or the webpage for this project to find their proposed new zoning designation.

In determining these proposed changes, Zoning staff worked to select conventional zoning districts that - as much as possible - match the required setbacks and lot sizes in the PD and are consistent with the existing built condition of buildings in the PD zone.

You can learn more about the benefits of rezoning from a PD to a conventional zoning district on the City of Madison's web page on the topic.