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Your Columbus parcel was rezoned.
Here's what changed.
Phase 1 of the Zone In rezoning passed in July 2024. The Phase 2 Public Review Draft is open for public comment Aug 25 – Oct 24, 2026 — about 66,000–70,654 Columbus parcels are proposed for new districts. The Civic Worth Zone In Decoder shows a side-by-side of your current zoning and the proposed district: which code applies (Title 33 or Title 34) and the height, parking, permitted-use and ADU rules we have, cited to their code. Where we don’t have a value yet, it says so.
The side-by-side on your parcel’s page is free. The $29 Zone In Decoder PDF adds the proposed district’s height, parking, permitted-use and ADU rules, each cited to its Title 34 section, where we have the reviewed text for that district.
Old district, new district
Every Phase 1 + Phase 2 parcel got remapped. The Decoder shows both districts side-by-side: which zoning code each belongs to, then use, height, parking and ADUs. Anything we don’t have yet is marked as missing, never as “no change”.
Citation-ready
Every district is cited to its own code: Title 33 for a legacy district, Title 34 for a Zone In district, plus the Phase 1 ordinance (2113-2024) and the Phase 2 draft when published.
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What's in the Decoder
- Which code applies. Whether your parcel sits under Title 33 (the legacy code) or Title 34 (the new Zone In code).
- Height, parking and permitted uses. Your current district next to its Zone In district, with differences marked. Where we don’t have a value yet, the page says so instead of showing “no change”.
- ADU rules. What each district says about accessory dwelling units.
- A code-section citation for every value. Each figure is cited to the code it comes from.
- Citation block. A copy-pasteable block with the ordinance and code citations for each district.