Decoding the Zone In rezoning…
Reading the Title 33 before/after for this parcel.
Decoding the Zone In rezoning…
Reading the Title 33 before/after for this parcel.
139 - 141 S HIGH ST, Columbus, OH 43215 is in the affected area for the proposed district DT. The public-comment window closes on 2026-10-24. Nothing below has taken effect yet — it compares today's code to the published draft.
Public comment is open through Sat, Oct 24, 2026 — 61 days left. Next hearing: Thu, Aug 27, Galloway Ridge Intermediate School, 122 Galloway Rd, Columbus, OH 43119.
Public Review Draft, Aug 2026 — subject to change.
Every value is quoted from Columbus Title 33 — current figures from Chapter 3359, proposed from Chapter DT (text amendment). Direction marks compare the two values.
Citations formatted for a Board of Zoning Adjustment or Area Commission submission. Click the block to select it, then copy.
139 - 141 S HIGH ST, Columbus, OH 43215 Franklin County Parcel APN 010-028444 Proposed rezoning from DD to DT — Columbus Zone In Phase 2 draft (Columbus Ordinance 1532-2013). CURRENT DISTRICT: DD — DOWNTOWN DISTRICT Columbus City Code, Title 33, Chapter 3359 https://library.municode.com/oh/columbus/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=TIT33ZOCO_CH3359DODI PROPOSED DISTRICT: DT — Downtown Columbus City Code, Title 33, Chapter DT (text amendment) https://columbus.maps.arcgis.com/sharing/rest/content/items/9b0dcf7b823540c4965df638b2de44e2/data RULES (per Title 33): • Maximum height: — → — • Parking minimum: 0 per No minimum parking requirement; design per Chapter 3312 when parking is provided → — • Permitted uses: Residential uses; Institutional uses; Commercial uses, +1 more → — • ADU permitted: Chapter 3359 does not address accessory dwelling units (ADUs). → — Phase 2 draft — subject to public-comment revision before adoption. Source: Columbus City Code, Title 33 (Zoning), via Municode. Compiled by Civic Worth.
Chapter 3359 - DOWNTOWN DISTRICT 3359.01 - Purpose. The Downtown District is intended to foster a better downtown through excellence in urban design. The district encourages investment in the downtown by providing a high level of development flexibility consistent with the eclectic nature of the City's, mixed-use, high-density center. The regulatory framework for new development is augmented by Design Guidelines and related development plans. The following principles inform this code and associated guidelines: A) Downtown is the region's neighborhood, serving as the center of governm
Codified text not yet available for this district.
Within ¼ mile (400 m) of this parcel — filing context for an Area Commission or BZA conversation: who else is in the same boat.
Gold marks your parcel and the nearby lots that received the same DTcode; the new district's boundary is outlined in scarlet where the City maps it. Columbus publishes only current zoning, so the prior district's boundary isn't shown.