rezone
/riˈzoʊn/
verb
- To change the official land-use classification of an area, allowing different types of buildings or activities.
- The neighborhood association opposed the plan to rezone the park for commercial development.
- Developers want to rezone the farmland to build a shopping center.
- The city council voted to rezone the old factory district for residential use.
- To assign a new category or area to something, especially in a system of organization.
- The school board decided to rezone the attendance boundaries for the new elementary school.
- The software allows you to rezone the map into different climate regions.
- The company had to rezone its delivery routes after the warehouse moved.
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