Public service for Zoning data. The web layer contains Zoning Information for City of Dallas. Data is updated daily using automated python script. Spatial features are added, as needed, when new records are detected.Updated via Python

The City of Dallas zoning map provides information on land division districts that have uniform zoning regulations including those on land use, height, setbacks, lot size, density, coverage, and floor area ratio (FAR). It includes multiple zoning layers, as well as additional layers, such as Roads, Aerial Photos and Tax Parcels, that can be used to find specific areas of the City. The application also includes several tools that can be used to search the map, measure distances and draw temporary shapes.Zoning process, application, and contact information may be found on Current Planning's zoning website.The zoning map contains the following layers:Dallas ZoningFloodplainBuilding InspectionDart Real EstateAlcoholAreas of RequestThoroughfare PlanCouncil and CensusMunicipal Setting DesignationRoadsTax ParcelsZoning GridAerial Photos

A representation of the grid that was used to define the City of Dallas zoning map into equal 24x36 inch maps prior to the introduction of GIS

Zoning map displayed in the Public Zoning Map application (https://developmentweb.dallascityhall.com/publiczoningweb/). Version 2.2

Zoning general classification districts with labels.

This web map feeds the Dallas City Info Application, which is designed for residents to find City of Dallas information about a location and its surrounding area by searching for an address or zooming to an area of interest. Results will include information about features of interest within the pop-up info section of the application.This web map uses arcade scripting to configure layers pop-up information and display information from different layers when users click on Tax Parcel features/polygons. The layers included in the web map and application are listed below. The web map includes data about the City of Dallas Tax parcels, Council Areas, Base Zoning, Police Beats, Fire Districts, Sanitation Days of Service, and Brush Routes.

This web map is used by the Zoning Cases application. The Zoning Cases application is designed to provide information about all publicly available Zoning cases in the City of Dallas. This application will allow city staff and citizens to view the location and status of Zoning cases, along with other additional information.

Base_Zoning

These boundaries determine where a city's jurisdiction begins and ends. Inside the city limits, the city government has authority and provides services like police, fire protection, zoning, and sanitation. Outside the city limits, those responsibilities typically fall to the county or another governing body.

This web application contains information about the City of Dallas Tax parcels, Council Areas, Base Zoning, Police Beats, Fire Districts, Sanitation Days of Service, and Brush Routes.The application is designed for residents to find City of Dallas information about a location and its surrounding area by searching for an address or zooming to an area of interest. Results will include information about features of interest within the pop-up info section of the application. The application uses a custom address locator that allows to search for and locate addresses in the Dallas city limits only. The application was created using this web map: Dallas City Info Maps. Open the web map to learn more about the layers used in the application. Note: There is a new version of this application that you can view by visiting this link: Dallas City Info Application. The current version will be deprecated by end of July 2025.

The Mixed Income Housing Development Bonus (MIHDB) Market Value Analysis (MVA) map provides MVA categories for developments that require an MVA category verification as required in Section 51A-4.1105(a)(2) and/or in planned development districts that refer to an MVA category verification requirement. The MIHDB MVA map uses the city’s MVA map – which categorizes only residential property - and spatially extrapolates the analysis to categorize all of the city, including currently vacant and/or non-residential property. Legend: The MVA identifies nine market types (A through I) on a spectrum of residential market strength or weakness. The colors range from purple representing strong markets to yellow, representing weak markets.More information on the MVA is available here: https://dallascityhall.com/departments/pnv/Pages/MarketValueAnalysis.aspx.

This service provides boundary information for areas in which there are specific regulation on the sale and/or consumption of alcohol.