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The City is conducting a comprehensive citywide “remapping,” which will technically rezone some properties by updating district names, permitted uses and development standards. The purpose of the remapping is to consolidate zoning districts with similar uses to achieve clearer, more specific development standards. The number of zoning districts will reduce from 25 to 14.A large number of parcels in the city of Springfield will technically be rezoned. Because of that, every property owner in the city limits will be receiving a letter in the mail this fall, letting them know that their zoning district is either remaining the same, or that the name of their zoning district is changing, but the permitted land uses will remain largely the same.
The letters will include a QR code to link to an interactive zoning map, a schedule of meetings to discuss the remapping and contact information for Planning & Development staff.
The City will host meetings this fall in each of the four City Council zones, plus a final citywide meeting, to provide information and answer questions about the remapping.
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