Definition: A zoning ordinance is a local law regulating land uses and development standards within designated districts.
Example
A district permits certain residential uses and specifies setbacks, height limits, or density.
Keep the distinction clear
Zoning is a public restriction. It differs from private deed restrictions, and compliance with one does not automatically satisfy the other.
Related terms
Police Power · Variance (Zoning) · Deed Restrictions
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References: Hillsborough County: zoning applications and special uses
Pronunciation (US): ZOH-ning OR-dih-nuhns (capitals show stress)
Pronunciation reference: Merriam-Webster
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