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What is Zoning? | Raleighnc.govRaleigh City GovernmentThis source gives a general summary of what zoning is as well as giving definitions for a variety of terms that are often used in relation to zoning.
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Neighborhood Zoning, City of CharlotteCharlotte City GovernmentThis source provides links to resources about zoning within the City of Charlotte
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A Primer on Inclusionary ZoningUNC School of GovernmentThis source gives an overview of inclusionary zoning and what it is. It also gives an overview of voluntary, conditional, and mandatory zoning policies. Afterwards, the article goes on to evaluate the legality of inclusionary zoning in each of these forms in North Carolina.
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Exclusionary Zoning in North CarolinaCarolina Planning JournalThis source starts with an overview of zoning before moving on to a history of zoning and what zoning is like in North Carolina. It then goes into how zoning and housing costs are related and how zoning has affected racial equity. It also writes about zoning's impact on population growth, the environment, and what exclusionary zoning is, before finally giving its conclusions on Senate Bill 349.
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Exclusionary Zoning: A Legal Barrier to Affordable HousingArizona State UniversityThis source first introduces what zoning is and how it is used by counties and municipalities. It also gives a list of common policies/requirements within residential zones. While this source is focused on the State of Arizona, the principles are applicable elsewhere. The source concludes by individually evaluating the effects of specific exclusionary zoning policies on affordable housing and finaly gives a summary of solutions related to affordable housing.
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Conditional Zoning | UNC School of GovernmentUNC School of GovernmentThis source is an article on Conditional Zoning in North Carolina. It starts by outlining types of conditions that are not allowed to be imposed by municipalities on rezoning applications, bfore moving on to an overview of permitted examples of condtional use zoning. Then, the source discusses whether cities in NC have the authority for using conditional zoning and goes on to discuss what conditions for condiotional zoning that may be proposed by a municipality. Finally gives an overview of conditions that are typically imposed by cities.
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2023 North Carolina Legislation Related to Planning and Development RegulationUNC School of GovernmentThis is a summary of new North Carolina state legislation that is related to planning and development regulation. It is broken into section based on the type of policy it will be discussing and then gives the new policy, and how cities should be prepared to respond, whether they need to change their UDOs, rezone areas, or whatever they need to do to comply with new state law.
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Duplexes, triplexes allowed in Charlotte neighborhoods starting June 1WCNCThis source is an article about a change to Charlotte's UDO which allows for duplexes and triplexes to be built anywhere a single family home can be built. It includes some comments from community members and the Mayor Pro Tem at the time.
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Charlotte’s UDO Helps Deliver New Affordable Duplex in West Charlotte - City of CharlotteCharlotte City GovernmentThis source is a short article that mentions a change to Charlotte's UDO which allows for more duplexes, triplexes, and quadraplexes in Charlotte and talks about how Habitat for Humanity will take advantage of the change.
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ADU trend taking hold in Charlotte’s housing market – The Business JournalsADU JournalThis article writes about a change to the Charlotte UDO allowing for ADU's on residential units. It mostly focuses on the impact of allowing them on density as well as the thoughts of the community regarding ADUs
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Zoning Changes and Housing Choices | Raleighnc.govRaleigh City GovernmentThis is an article about zoning changes and housing affordablity in Raleigh. First it establishes the lack of affordable housing and the prevelence of cost burdened households in Raleigh. Then the article addresses changes to Raleigh's UDO and how those changes may affect housing affordability.
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Sec. 7-14-1. Accessory uses and structures.American Legal PublishingThis is a code library and is just a link to Asheville's policies on "Accessory uses and structures" including ADUs.
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ADU Durham SummaryCity of Durham & County of DurhamThis source is an overview of ADU's in durham. It starts by defining ADUs before moving on to what Durham's zoning regulations are for ADUs. Then it moves on to requirements for homeowners relating to ADUs and general requirements to build and have an ADU on your property.
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Inclusionary ZoningDuke UniversityThis is a short article on what inclusionary zoning is and its presence in NC. It starts by explaining what inclusionary zoning is before moving on to explain the legality of inclusionary zoning as well as giving examples of exclusionary zoning in and outside of NC such as in Chapel Hill or Fairfax.
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