The Zoning Atlasand the Land Use Atlas are pdf files. They are not interactive maps.
To use these atlases, you must know the address or general location of the property and be able to find it on a street map. You cannot "search" for a parcel by entering a tax number or owner's name.
To view the atlases in the correct layout, you may need the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader
Each atlas contains a series of quarter section maps that make up the entire area inside the city limits. In order to locate a parcel, you'll need to find its quarter section number. To find the quarter section number, you can use the Detailed Atlas Grid or you can use the generalized "Atlas Grid Page" provided in the atlas and available when you open it.
If you are familiar with compiled pdf files, you should have no trouble navigating the atlases. If you do not see a zoning/land use abbreviation on a parcel, refer to the default zoning/land use listed on each map's legend.
For more help using the atlases, please read our Atlas Users Guide.
We also have a more generalized color Zoning Map and Land Use Map in our Map Library.
IMPORTANT: The information on these atlases should not be used as the basis for making financial decisions. You must contact the Planning Department to confirm the parcel specific zoning, land use, and permitted uses. Prior to locating within the City limits, all businesses must obtain an approved Zoning Compliance Permit to verify their zoning and to determine whether or not the proposed use is permitted. The Zoning Compliance Permit is a non-fee permit and requires 2-3 working days for the Planning Division to process. Please contact the Planning Divison for further information.