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Originally Posted by bigguy1231
It's individual properties that are zoned not districts. The city has guidelines, but they are only guidelines, they are not set in stone. If the property owner requests a change of zoning it is usually approved. There has to be some serious concerns before an application for rezoning is rejected.
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Different zonings have different taxation rates. H Zoning has quite high taxation rates. However the cost of changing an H Zoned building to a single family residence is quite high in terms of money and effort. Apparently you have to retain an architectural technologist, have a floorplan drawn, then submit these plans and obtain a building permit. Just to change a tick box.