Land Use Map

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Please come back on September 22 to read and comment on the draft plan.


The Land Use Map shows the existing or desired general uses of land within Oro Valley and the surrounding areas. It is the official Oro Valley policy on how land is distributed or set aside for commercial, residential, parks, open space, and other uses. Click HERE for the Land Use Map.


Relationship between the land use map and development

The Land Use Map offers broad guidance on the use of the land, while Oro Valley’s Zoning Map regulates the development of land. The Zoning Code grants private property owners rights that establish the allowed building height, use of the property, setbacks, and more. This means the Land Use Map should not be used for determining the official amount of development anticipated on a property.


Using the Land Use Map

These land use designations represent the types of development allowed in Oro Valley, such as commercial, residential, schools, parks, and open spaces. The designations are policy recommendations only and may not reflect the actual zoning designation of a property.

Decisions concerning land purchases or future construction should not be based solely on these designations. Compatibility with the surrounding areas, needs of the community, topography, and other factors should all be considered.

To learn more about different aspects related to land use, please click on the links below:


WEBSITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Please come back on September 22 to read and comment on the draft plan.


The Land Use Map shows the existing or desired general uses of land within Oro Valley and the surrounding areas. It is the official Oro Valley policy on how land is distributed or set aside for commercial, residential, parks, open space, and other uses. Click HERE for the Land Use Map.


Relationship between the land use map and development

The Land Use Map offers broad guidance on the use of the land, while Oro Valley’s Zoning Map regulates the development of land. The Zoning Code grants private property owners rights that establish the allowed building height, use of the property, setbacks, and more. This means the Land Use Map should not be used for determining the official amount of development anticipated on a property.


Using the Land Use Map

These land use designations represent the types of development allowed in Oro Valley, such as commercial, residential, schools, parks, and open spaces. The designations are policy recommendations only and may not reflect the actual zoning designation of a property.

Decisions concerning land purchases or future construction should not be based solely on these designations. Compatibility with the surrounding areas, needs of the community, topography, and other factors should all be considered.

To learn more about different aspects related to land use, please click on the links below:


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