Pending zoning cases near your address

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A zoning case is a filed request to change how a specific piece of land is allowed to be used — from single-family to multifamily, for example, or from residential to commercial. Cases move through a defined path: filed with the City, reviewed by Planning Department staff, considered at a Planning Commission hearing, and ultimately decided by City Council. Each stage typically comes with a public notice and, often, a chance for nearby property owners to weigh in — which is exactly why a pending case near an address is worth knowing about early, not after a hearing has already happened.

This tool shows pending and recent zoning cases the City has published, tied to the streets and neighborhoods they affect, with a case number and link back to the City's own case file for the full filing, staff report, and hearing schedule. We show the case as filed — we don't take a position on whether a rezoning should be approved, and we don't characterize what a case would mean for a neighborhood.

Frequently asked questions

What is a zoning case? A formal request, filed with the City, to change the zoning designation on a specific property or area — the first step toward eventually rezoning that land, subject to staff review and a public hearing process.

How do I find pending zoning cases near my address? Search your address or street on this site to see zoning cases we've matched to that area, each linking to the City's own case file for full details, or search Austin's Planning Department case records directly by address or case number.

Can I comment on a zoning case? Yes — Austin's process generally includes ways for the public to weigh in, including at Planning Commission and City Council hearings and often through written comment beforehand. The specific procedure and deadlines for a given case are set by the City and listed in that case's own file, not on this page.

Methodology

Sourced from the City of Austin's Zoning Cases dataset (edir-dcnf, Planning Department), touched on a near-daily basis as new filings and status updates are recorded. Case status shown here reflects what's published in the dataset as of our last retrieval — for the authoritative, real-time status of a specific case, the linked City case file is the source of record.

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Data provenance

Source	Dataset	Retrieved
City of Austin Open Data	edir-dcnf	2026-08-30T02:06:38