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LandCode answers the land-development code (zoning, site, stormwater, landscape, and subdivision) in plain language, cited to the primary source, and kept current. Think UpCodes, but for the land. It's a research tool, never legal advice.

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The questions you'd normally dig through a PDF for

“Minimum front setback in this R-1 district?”
“Required parking for a 12-unit multifamily?”
“Landscape buffer and tree-canopy requirement for this use?”
“Stormwater detention threshold for this site?”
“Maximum building height in this overlay?”
“Subdivision lot-width and frontage minimums?”

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Cited to the primary source

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Kept current

Answers track the latest adopted code, with an “as of” date, not a stale PDF.

Honest when it’s unsure

When the code is unclear, LandCode says so and points you to the city, never guessing.

A research tool, not legal advice

You stay the professional of record. LandCode shows its receipts so you can stand behind the answer.

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