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The Planning Department offers a variety of ways to find information regarding current and former planning projects and applications.
The Development Review Division manages several hundred land development applications in the City and County each year. We also respond to thousands of inquiries from citizens on how they or their neighbors can use their land under city and county regulations while regularly reviewing and updating the applicable codes.
Some applications involve requests to change a property's zoning designation. Zoning governs the uses, density, parking, signage, and other characteristics of land use. Zoning rules help the City and County coordinate plans for roads, utilities, and other community facilities to assure development is compatible with surrounding properties. The Development Review Division also processes requests for special permits to allow certain uses such as alcohol sales, cellular towers, and boarding kennels under specific conditions.
Another major responsibility of this Division is coordinating the review of subdivision plans. These plans show how land will be divided into lots for the construction of homes and businesses. The review is to ensure that roads and public utilities meet minimum design standards, drainage issues are resolved, and the subdivision includes logical connections to the surrounding area.
DEVELOPMENT REVIEW AREAS BY PLANNER
Use the map below to identify the Planner for an area or specific address. To identify the Planner, enter an address or cross streets in the search window. Or navigate the map and click in the desired location.
This describes the process whereby land is brought into the City by being included inside the City limit. While the reasons for annexation can vary, the most common is that for the City of Lincoln, annexation is a prerequisite for property to be provided the full range of municipal services including public sewer and water, and fire and police protection.
Affordable Housing Text Amendment
Reasonable Accommodation briefing attachments.
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