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For planning, zoning & GIS teams

Better zoning answers. More time for your community.

Make your zoning code easier to understand, your maps easier to explore and your team easier to reach for the questions that need their expertise.

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Your code. Your map. A clearer view of what is possible.

Built for the people who shape their communities.

The opportunity

Give residents a starting point. Give staff room to go deeper.

A zoning question should not start a search across disconnected PDFs, maps and spreadsheets. Bring the information together so residents can explore and staff can focus on the work that calls for judgment.

Make the code approachable

Publish a searchable digital zoning code that people can navigate and your team can maintain.

Put the rules in context

Connect zoning districts, GIS layers and three-dimensional development potential in one map.

Help the public help themselves

Let residents and applicants look up parcel-specific zoning information before they call or visit.

Connected solutions

One connected path from code to parcel.

Use the tools together or start with the part of your public service that needs the most help.

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CodeHUB

Start with the rules

Make your zoning code searchable, navigable and easier to publish. Give staff and the public a shared reference point.

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02

MuniMap

See the place behind the question

Bring zoning, GIS and three-dimensional context together so people can understand how the rules relate to a place.

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03

ZoneCheck

Find answers for an address

Give the public a parcel-based starting point for zoning questions and a more informed conversation with your team.

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Work in practice

A clearer code experience in the City of Miami.

See how CodeHUB presents Miami’s zoning code as a digital resource that is easier to navigate and explore.

Explore the Miami case study
“Their digital zoning platform has radically enhanced our public engagement.”
Tanya Wilson, AICPDirector of Planning, City of North Miami

Your next step

Start with the service your community needs.

  1. Identify the friction

    Show us the questions your staff answers most and how the public finds information today.

  2. Connect the right tools

    Explore a workflow around your code, map data and public-facing zoning needs.

  3. Plan a practical rollout

    Discuss data preparation, publishing responsibilities and the next steps for your team.

Before we talk

A few useful answers.

Can we start with one product?

Yes. CodeHUB, MuniMap and ZoneCheck address different parts of the zoning information experience. We can help your team assess a starting point and how the tools can work together.

What will the demonstration cover?

We will focus on your municipality’s code, mapping and public service priorities, then discuss the data and implementation work a rollout would require.

Does this replace planning staff?

The tools help people find and understand information. Municipal staff remain essential for interpretation, review and official determinations.

Let’s move it forward

Make the next zoning question easier to answer.

Tell us where your team needs support. We will show you a municipal workflow built around that need.

Plan a municipal walkthrough

A useful conversation starts with your community’s needs.