Definition of rezone in English:

rezone

verb riːˈzəʊn

[with object]North American

Assign (land or property) to a different category of restrictions on use and development.
they submitted a proposal to rezone part of the Brooklyn waterfront
Example sentencesExamples
- We have been involved in a year-long fight against the rezoning this 35-acre site.
- The Konover plan would have rezoned 60 acres of industrial land to commercial adjacent to Interstate 93.
- To rezone the land would result in spot zoning, which is not allowed.
- Ms Radley said the draft plan requires rezoning of certain tracts of land within the existing 13-acre site.
- By one vote, the Village Board rezoned 21.5 acres to commercial.
- The rezoning of the land was approved with a narrow 4 to 3 vote.
- Councillors had agreed in December last year to rezone 250 acres at Togher, just outside Portlaoise, for mixed-use development to facilitate the proposals.
- A developer wrote a letter to the city council last fall suggesting that the land near the Stanwood High School be rezoned for a Wal-Mart.
- Home Depot applied to rezone land from residential to commercial in the Westgate area of Toledo to build a 130,000 square foot store.
- Four years ago, the city of New York rezoned the area, with the intention of creating a park along the Brooklyn waterfront.

Definition of rezone in US English:

rezone

verbˌrēˈzōn

[with object]North American

Assign (land or property) to a different category of restrictions on use and development.
they submitted a proposal to rezone part of the Brooklyn waterfront
Example sentencesExamples
- To rezone the land would result in spot zoning, which is not allowed.
- By one vote, the Village Board rezoned 21.5 acres to commercial.
- We have been involved in a year-long fight against the rezoning this 35-acre site.
- Councillors had agreed in December last year to rezone 250 acres at Togher, just outside Portlaoise, for mixed-use development to facilitate the proposals.
- Four years ago, the city of New York rezoned the area, with the intention of creating a park along the Brooklyn waterfront.
- The Konover plan would have rezoned 60 acres of industrial land to commercial adjacent to Interstate 93.
- Home Depot applied to rezone land from residential to commercial in the Westgate area of Toledo to build a 130,000 square foot store.
- A developer wrote a letter to the city council last fall suggesting that the land near the Stanwood High School be rezoned for a Wal-Mart.
- The rezoning of the land was approved with a narrow 4 to 3 vote.
- Ms Radley said the draft plan requires rezoning of certain tracts of land within the existing 13-acre site.

词汇	rezone
释义	Definition of rezone in English: rezone verb riːˈzəʊn [with object]North American Assign (land or property) to a different category of restrictions on use and development. they submitted a proposal to rezone part of the Brooklyn waterfront Example sentencesExamples We have been involved in a year-long fight against the rezoning this 35-acre site. The Konover plan would have rezoned 60 acres of industrial land to commercial adjacent to Interstate 93. To rezone the land would result in spot zoning, which is not allowed. Ms Radley said the draft plan requires rezoning of certain tracts of land within the existing 13-acre site. By one vote, the Village Board rezoned 21.5 acres to commercial. The rezoning of the land was approved with a narrow 4 to 3 vote. Councillors had agreed in December last year to rezone 250 acres at Togher, just outside Portlaoise, for mixed-use development to facilitate the proposals. A developer wrote a letter to the city council last fall suggesting that the land near the Stanwood High School be rezoned for a Wal-Mart. Home Depot applied to rezone land from residential to commercial in the Westgate area of Toledo to build a 130,000 square foot store. Four years ago, the city of New York rezoned the area, with the intention of creating a park along the Brooklyn waterfront. Definition of rezone in US English: rezone verbˌrēˈzōn [with object]North American Assign (land or property) to a different category of restrictions on use and development. they submitted a proposal to rezone part of the Brooklyn waterfront Example sentencesExamples To rezone the land would result in spot zoning, which is not allowed. By one vote, the Village Board rezoned 21.5 acres to commercial. We have been involved in a year-long fight against the rezoning this 35-acre site. Councillors had agreed in December last year to rezone 250 acres at Togher, just outside Portlaoise, for mixed-use development to facilitate the proposals. Four years ago, the city of New York rezoned the area, with the intention of creating a park along the Brooklyn waterfront. The Konover plan would have rezoned 60 acres of industrial land to commercial adjacent to Interstate 93. Home Depot applied to rezone land from residential to commercial in the Westgate area of Toledo to build a 130,000 square foot store. A developer wrote a letter to the city council last fall suggesting that the land near the Stanwood High School be rezoned for a Wal-Mart. The rezoning of the land was approved with a narrow 4 to 3 vote. Ms Radley said the draft plan requires rezoning of certain tracts of land within the existing 13-acre site.
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