This dataset represents the current zoning districts for the unincorporated parts of Fulton County, Georgia. Zoning is a device of land use planning commonly used by local governments. Through zoning, governments can define common permitted uses, building heights, setbacks and similar characteristics based on geographic zones or districts, thereby segregating land uses and building characteristics believed to incompatible.

Parcels and Land Ownership dataset current as of 2006. Heard County, Georgia Zoning Map.

Models a municipality’s overlay district(s) and related information.Field Descriptions:OVERLAY: Official name of overlay district.NOTE: Stores additional helpful information on the feature.

A web-application that allows the user to view zoning properties of parcels within Rockdale County

Adopted February, 4, 1988. As Amended May 21, 2018.

Parcels and Land Ownership dataset current as of 2007. Haralson County, Georgia zoning Map.

Parcels and Land Ownership dataset current as of 2006. Carroll County, Georgia Zoning Map.

Parcels and Land Ownership dataset current as of 2005. Grantville, Georgia Zoning Map.

Zoning is the process of dividing land in a municipality into zones (e.g. residential, industrial) in which certain land uses are permitted or prohibited. Forsyth County has the following zoning categories;Res1 - Single Family Residential DistrictRes2 - Single Family Residential DistrictCR2 - Single Family Community Residential DistrictRes3 - Single Family Residential DistrictRes4 - Single Family Residential DistrictRes6 - Multi-Family Residential DistrictMHP - Manufactured Home Park DistrictR1R - Single Family Residential Restricted DistrictCR1 - Single Family Community Residential DistrictR1 - Single Family Residential DistrictR2R - Single Family Residential Restricted DistrictOSR - Open Space Residential DistrictR2 - Single Family Residential DistrictR3 - Multi-Family Residential DistrictR4 - Mobile Home Park DistrictLR - Lake Residential DistrictNS - Neighborhood Shopping DistrictUV - Urban Village DistrictHB - Highway Business DistrictCBD - Commercial Business DistrictHC - Heavy Commercial DistrictBP - Business ParkO&I - Office and Institutional DistrictOR - Office Residential DistrictOCMS - Office Commercial Multiple Story DistrictM1 - Restricted Industrial DistrictM2 - Heavy Industrial DistrictMINE - Mining Operations DistrictA1 - Agricultural DistrictAg RES - Agricultural Residential DistrictPUD - Planned Unit Development DistrictMPD - Master Planned District

Basic information from 2019 CAMA (Computer Aided Mass Appraisal) database including PIN (Map_Route), Site Address, Owner, Mailing Address, recent sale, tax district, and exemption status; to the GIS Parcel layer via Map_Route.For more information about the Macon-Bibb County Board Of Tax Assessors visit their website at http://www.co.bibb.ga.us/TaxAssessorsor call (478) 621-6701.

Explore zoning districts and zoning petitions within unincorporated Cobb County, GA. This map includes zoning districts, zoning districts other business, zoning petitions, future land use, and historic districts.

This layer (hosted feature layer) depicts Zoning in the City of Canton, GA per parcel. This data set is maintained by the City of Canton's GIS division, and is updated on a regular basis to reflect the current Zoning status in the City of Canton. For further information regarding zoning in the City of Canton please contact the City's Community Development team.For specific questions about this data or to provide feedback, please contact the City's GIS division: gis.department@cantonga.gov Canton City Hall 110 Academy Street, Canton, GA 30114

The purpose of overlay districts established by Chapter Nine, Article I of the Forsyth County Unified Development Code is to conserve natural resources or realize development objectives without unduly disturbing the expectations for development allowed by the existing zoning district provisions applicable to particular properties. The existing zoning district provisions may properly regulate the relevant district, in general, but more specific and targeted provisions contained in an overlay district are needed to accomplish pressing land use objectives. The purpose for each Overlay District is as follows:Atlanta Highway-McFarland Parkway-Mullinax Road Overlay District:The purpose of this overlay district is to establish minimum standards for development, exterior architectural design, parking, fencing and landscaping that contribute to the district's recruitment and retention of businesses. This is accomplished through the enhancement of business and industrial development and redevelopment through the creation of visual interest and design flexibility. Architectural design standards are intended to promote architectural continuity and consistency, corridor landscaping for aesthetic benefit, and flexible parking design to minimize impediments to development. It is the intent of this overlay to allow for flexibility in responding to unique characteristics and constraints inherent with different businesses, specific parcels, and related neighborhood areas.Buford Highway Overlay District:The purpose of this overlay district is to establish minimum standards for landscaping, lighting and signage that contribute to the district’s overall character. In addition, this overlay is intended to increase design functionality of vehicle related establishments and to mitigate impacts of commercial uses on residential areas through additional site design considerations. Buford Highway is a major arterial roadway that handles significant volumes of traffic and is therefore highly visible to the traveling public. The enhancement of this well-traveled corridor through a unification of its visual context by way of appropriate design measures offers benefits such as the protection of land values through improved appearance and utility that may foster business attraction.Campground Road, Castleberry Road, Kelly Mill Road, Post Road, Pittman Road and Shiloh Road Overlay District:The purpose of this overlay district is to establish minimum standards for roadway fencing and landscaping that contribute to the district's recruitment and retention of businesses and enhancement of residential communities.Castleberry Bethelview Crossroads Overlay Zoning District:The purpose of this overlay district is to establish minimum standards for site development, exterior architectural design, landscaping, and signage of buildings that contribute to the district's overall character within a phased development approach to commercial and residential expansion. This is accomplished through the protection adn preservation of the district's rural qualities, enhancement of commercial growth through unity of design and quality architecture, and the creation of visual interest through landscape and architectural features scaled for pedestrian use. Design standards are intended to ensure coordinated design of building exteriors in order to promote architectural congruence, positively impact adjacent properties, and produce buildings that augment the character and appearance of the area. It is the goal of this overlay to promote freedom in design while establishing a baseline for design compatibility. This goal is in accordance with the County's objective to encourage landscaping, signage, building design, and other development regulations that enhance the image of the County and create value as stated in the economic development section of the Comprehensive Plan's implementation program.Etowah100ft Overlay District:The purpose of overlay districts is to conserve natural resources or realize development objectives without unduly disturbing the expectations for development allowed by the existing zoning district provisions applicable to particular properties.Etowah 150ft Overlay District:The purpose of overlay districts is to conserve natural resources or realize development objectives without unduly disturbing the expectations for development allowed by the existing zoning district provisions applicable to particular properties.Hazard Areas:New Facilities which handle hazardous materials of the types listed in Section 312 of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 (excluding underground storage tanks), and amounts of 10,000 pounds on any one day or more, shall perform their operations on impervious surfaces in conformance with any applicable federal spill prevention requirements or the requirements of the Standard Fire Prevention Code.Peachtree Parkway Bethelview Road Overlay District:The purpose of this overlay district is to establish minimum standards for non-residential site development, exterior architectural design, landscaping, lighting and signage that contribute to the district’s overall character. This is accomplished through enhancement of commercial growth through unity of design and quality architecture and the creation of visual interest through landscape and architectural features. Design standards are intended to ensure coordinated design of building exteriors in order to promote visual congruence, positively impact adjacent properties, and produce buildings that augment the character and appearance of the area. It is the goal of this ordinance to promote freedom in design while establishing a baseline for design compatibility. This goal is in accordance with the County’s objective to encourage landscaping, signage, building design, and other development regulations that enhance the image of the County and create value as stated in the implementation program of the Comprehensive Plan. In addition, the overlay district complies with the respective subarea visions which state that the vicinity will be the site of quality development and business opportunities. The subarea visions also maintain that the area will be known to have grown in a responsible manner, offering residents a high quality of life as well as opportunities for employment, shopping, and recreation.Peachtree Parkway Overlay District:The purpose of this overlay district is to establish minimum standards for site development, exterior architectural design, landscaping, and signage of buildings that contribute to the district's overall character within a phased development approach to commercial and residential expansion. This is accomplished through the protection and preservation of the district's rural qualities, enhancement of commercial growth through unity of design and quality architecture, and the creation of visual interest through landscape and architectural features scaled for pedestrian use. Design standards are intended to ensure coordinated design of building exteriors in order to promote architectural congruence, positively impact adjacent properties, and produce buildings that augment the character and appearance of the area. It is the goal of this overlay to promote freedom in design while establishing a baseline for design compatibility. This goal is in accordance with the County's objective to encourage landscaping, signage, building design, and other development regulations that enhance the image of the County and create value as stated in the economic development section of the Comprehensive Plan's implementation program.Ground Water Recharge Areas:The Purpose of the Ground Water Recharge areas show areas in a Protected Groundwater Recharge Area Overlay District subject to the following conditions and standards:(A) The Department of Natural Resources shall not issue any permits for new sanitary landfills not having synthetic liners and leachate collection systems.(B) The Department of Natural Resources shall not issue any new permits for the land disposal of hazardous wastes.(C) The Department of Natural Resources shall require all new facilities permitted or to be permitted to treat, store, or dispose of hazardous waste to perform such operations on an impermeable pad having a spill and leak collection system.(D) New above-ground chemical or petroleum storage tanks, having a minimum volume of 660 gallons, shall have secondary containment for 110 percent of the volume of such tanks or 110 percent of the volume of the largest tank in a cluster of tanks. (Note: These figures are consistent with US EPA rules for oil pollution prevention, 40 CFR 112.1.) Such tanks used for agricultural purposes are exempt, provided they comply with all Federal requirements.(E) New agricultural waste impoundment sites shall be lined if they are within:(1) A high pollution susceptibility area;(2) A medium pollution susceptibility area and exceed 15 acre-feet;(3) A low pollution susceptibility area and exceed 50 acre-feet.As a minimum, the liner shall be constructed of compacted clay having a thickness of one-foot and a vertical hydraulic conductivity of less than 5 x10-7 cm/sec or other criteria established by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service; the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Environmental Protection Division; and/or Forsyth County. (The average size of existing agricultural waste impoundments in Georgia is about 15 acre-feet; sheeps-foot rollers or pans with heavy rubber tires, which are normal equipment for most Georgia earth moving contractors, should be able to compact clay to the recommended vertical hydraulic conductivity.)(F) New homes served by septic tank/drain field systems shall be on lots having the following minimum size limitations as identified on Table MT-1 of the Department of Human Resources' Manual for On-Site Sewage Management Systems (hereinafter "DHR Table MT-1"):(1) 150% of the subdivision minimum lot size of DHR Table MT-1 if

Location of all parcels in Johns Creek, GA. Parcel and parcel attribute data is obtained through intergovernmental agreement with Fulton County Tax Assessors Office. Parcels are corrected using topology created by Johns Creek GIS. Information included in this feature are the GlobalID, parcel ID, Date Parcel Layer was updated, physical address, address number, address pre-direction address street, address suffix, address post direction, address unit type, owner's name, owner's mailing Address, Owner Mailing city, state, zip, tax district code, total assessment, land assessment, improvement assessment, total appraised, land appraised, improvement appraised, Fulton Land Use Code, Fulton Zoning Class Code, Fulton Livable Units, Fulton Livable Units, Acres as mapped, acres as deeded, Fulton NeighborhoodID, JC NeighborhoodID, JC Neighborhood Name, JC Neighborhood Phase ID, JC Neighborhood Phase, JC Landlot JC Zoning, JC Fire Zone, JC Police Beat, JC Public Works Zone, JC River Corridor, JC Stream Buffer, JC FEMA Flood Zone, JC Stormwater Land Use Class, JC Stormwater Sub-Land Use Class, JC Comments, Neighborhood Status, and Primarily (used for area calculations). Data is updated monthly and is current as of March, 2024

City of Cumming administrative boundary derived from Forsyth County Tax Parcel feature class, updated as new annexations occur

City of Tucker printable (24" x 36" ) Zoning map.

Rezoning Application Data and Boundaries for Forsyth County, Georgia

Zoning types for each parcel in Athens-Clarke County Athens Clarke County Zoning Data Guide (click more)Last updated April 26, 2021 Field Definitions and Explanations-
PARCEL_NO: Corresponds to Tax Assessor’s parcel numbers. Full records at Athens-Clarke County Tax Assessor's Office (qpublic.net)-
CurrentZn: Current zoning of parcel. Zoning designation key in table at bottom of page.-
CombinedZn: Used for labelling purposes to show base zoning and include zoning conditions indicated with an asterisk.-
RGProperty: Indicates properties that have RG grandfather zoning and is used for internal use only.-
SplitZoned: Split zones are an internally used field that allows Planning and Zoning to keep track of parcels that have more than one zoning designation. The letters indicate what zone categories are involved: a = airport, cu = conditional use, gs = gaines school special district overlay, h = historic district, pd = planned development, rm = rm-ltd overlay, so = special overlay district, su = special use, zc = zoning condition, and zn = zoning.

Zoning Districts

Abbreviated Designation

Agricultural Residential

AR

 One unit per ten acres

Single-Family Residential

RS

 40,000 square foot lot average

RS-40

 25,000 square foot lot average

RS-25

 15,000 square foot lot average

RS-15

  8,000 square foot lot average

RS-8

  5,000 square foot lot average

RS-5

Mixed Density Residential

RM

 16 units per acre

RM-1

 24 units per acre

RM-2

 50 units per acre

RM-3

Government

G

 Government

G

 Park

P

Commercial

C

 Commercial—General

C-G

 Commercial—Downtown

C-D

 Commercial—Neighborhood

C-N

 Commercial—Office

C-O

 Commercial—Rural

C-R

Employment & Office

E

 Employment—Office

E-O

 Employment—Industrial

E-I

 Industrial

I

Institutional

IN

 Institutional

IN

Special District Overlay

  Gaines School Road Corridor

GSRC

 Milledge Avenue Corridor

MAC

 Mixed Density Residential Limited

RM-LTD

 West Broad Street

WBS

 78/316

78/316

Airport

A

 Airport Overlay

A

Planned Developments

PD

 Conservation Subdivision Planned Development

CSPD

For more Athens Clarke County Zoning Information- Planning Department | Athens-Clarke County, GA - Official Website (accgov.com)- Mini TOC: Title 9 - ZONING AND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS | Code of Ordinances | Athens-Clarke County, GA | Municode Library - ACC Zoning Map (arcgis.com)

This data is for informational purposes only and is not to be interpreted as a legal document. The City assumes no legal responsibility for the information shown on this map. For inquiries, please contact the City of Tucker.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

This application lists and shows where each of the schools in the City of Roswell. It covers Elementary, Middle, High Schools and Private Schools boundaries. It shows which schools that Roswell students would go to if not located in our city limits.