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downzone
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down·zone  (dounzn)
v. down·zoned, down·zon·ing, down·zones
v.tr.
To reduce (density of housing or permitted expansion of construction) in a designated neighborhood: proposed to downzone residential areas near the shore.
v.intr.
To reduce the permitted density of housing or the degree of proposed new construction in a designated neighborhood: the city's complex plan to downzone.


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Burbank has also downzoned substantially, reducing density by about a third to give residents ``more elbow space,'' Vander Borght said.
HOW MUCH HOUSING IS TOO MUCH? GLENDALE, BURBANK STRIVE FOR GROWTH AND ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
A: The city in the 1980s downzoned a lot of property, and that impacts where the density is.
Nailing Down a Fortune by PEINEMANN, MILO / Los Angeles Business Journal
The property owners are now suing the city -- challenging the council on its adoption of an interim zoning ordinance which effectively downzoned the civic center area.
Malibu civic center project hits wave of controversy: property owners ... by Ginsberg, Steve / Los Angeles Business Journal
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