Atlanta, Georgia
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Permitted Uses
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Planning and Zoning for Atlanta, GA
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The Zoning Map for the City of Atlanta in GA divides the city’s real estate into zones differentiated according to land use and building regulations.
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What is the Land Use Allocation in Atlanta, GA?
The following table illustrates how land is allocated for various uses within Atlanta, GA as defined by city ordinances.
| Permitted Use Type | Permitted Use Sub Type | Percentage | Area(sq. m) |
|---|---|---|---|
| industrial | 74.46% | 93554.76 | |
| general industrial | 12.14% | 15259.25 | |
| hazardous materials handling or processing | 5.49% | 6895.66 | |
| contractors office | 69.88% | 87808.30 | |
| equipment rental and repair services (excluding automobiles) | 13.69% | 17197.85 | |
| mills, plants, and other processing facilities | 14.97% | 18810.82 | |
| manufacturing | 10.60% | 13314.63 | |
| storage and warehouses | 79.03% | 99293.54 | |
| mining, excavation and resource extraction | 74.46% | 93554.76 | |
| agriculture | 92.70% | 116474.31 | |
| agricultural and hunting | 92.70% | 116474.31 | |
| community | 90.53% | 113755.21 | |
| medical | 88.90% | 111696.59 | |
| public, quasi-public, and government | 93.25% | 117161.77 | |
| transportation facilities and infrastructure | 75.27% | 94574.83 | |
| schools and universities | 90.53% | 113755.21 | |
| residential | 74.20% | 93232.37 | |
| multi family dwelling | 27.92% | 35086.61 | |
| single family dwelling | 82.31% | 103416.35 | |
| two family dwelling | 29.63% | 37224.62 | |
| communal housing | 86.60% | 108809.00 | |
| dwellings (unspecified) | 3.51% | 4409.95 | |
| accessory dwelling unit | 74.20% | 93232.37 | |
| lodging | 92.10% | 115718.98 | |
| bed & breakfast | 1.47% | 1852.72 | |
| hotel/motel | 20.72% | 26036.25 | |
| short term rental | 92.10% | 115718.98 | |
| mechanical | 92.19% | 115838.42 | |
| utility structures | 87.54% | 109987.68 | |
| communication towers | 92.19% | 115838.42 | |
| commercial | 5.59% | 7019.56 | |
| professional office | 7.07% | 8881.74 | |
| general commercial | 14.48% | 18197.72 | |
| entertainment | 89.03% | 111863.77 | |
| non-retail sales | 19.52% | 24530.26 | |
| automobile related uses | 86.73% | 108974.87 | |
| research and laboratory facilities | 5.59% | 7019.56 | |
| other | 71.73% | 90124.14 | |
| signage | 10.34% | 12995.56 | |
| accessory | 83.72% | 105191.41 | |
| temporary uses | 2.06% | 2584.74 | |
| multiple | 93.26% | 117174.86 | |
| uncategorized | 71.73% | 90124.14 | |
| retail | 12.37% | 15547.59 | |
| eating and drinking establishments | 30.80% | 38702.07 | |
| restricted retail | 15.57% | 19567.41 | |
| professional services | 21.22% | 26666.18 | |
| general retail | 35.00% | 43981.77 | |
| personal services | 12.37% | 15547.59 | |
| parking | 88.29% | 110934.33 | |
| parking garage or lot | 88.29% | 110934.33 |
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What is Zoning Code?
Zoning codes have shaped major U.S. cities for over a century, serving as the backbone of urban development by defining the permissible land uses and activities within neighborhoods. Zoning regulations enable cities to exercise control over the use and development of land, establishing clear guidelines for commercial, industrial, residential, and agricultural purposes. Planning and Zoning determines the possibilities and limitations for construction on a property.
What is a Zoning Map?
A zoning map is a visual representation used by local governments to display and define zoning and permitted land uses within specific areas of a region. It is an important tool for planning and zoning, and development and clearly depicts zoning designations. In addition to hard-copy versions, some city offices provide PDF zoning map documents and in some rare cases, a digital map. Zoneomics collects planning and zoning data directly from the source to create standardized and searchable digital zoning maps.
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