Minimum Lot Sizes
This is the national debate, not a verdict.
Minimum lot dimensions for building and subdividing.
Results:Low
High
(3-24)
Stuck: 258Active debate: 14Moving: 7
Where it is moving
West Consolidated Zoning Board, Kansas
MovingAug 31, 20261 resultcounty
Del Norte County, California
MovingAug 26, 20261 resultcounty
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
MovingAug 24, 20261 resultcity
Montgomery, Texas
MovingAug 18, 20261 resultcity
Gray, Maine
MovingAug 18, 20261 resultcity
Tuscaloosa City, Alabama
MovingAug 17, 20261 resultcity
San Miguel County, Colorado
MovingAug 13, 20261 resultcounty
Narrows, Virginia
Active debateAug 11, 20261 resultcity
Bridgton, Maine
Active debateAug 11, 20261 resultcity
Sandy City Planning and Zoning, Utah
Active debateAug 6, 20261 resultcity
Hochatown, Oklahoma
Active debateAug 6, 20261 resultcity
Grand County Commission, Utah
Active debateJul 28, 20261 resultcounty
Davie County, North Carolina
Active debateJul 23, 20261 resultcounty
Danville City, Kentucky
Active debateJul 23, 20264 resultscity
- Commission adopts revisions to subdivision regulations, adds traffic-safety evaluation and special recordation rules
- Danville planning commission adopts 2025 comp plan; approves zoning and subdivision text amendments
- Danville - Boyle County Planning and Zoning Commission Regular Meeting - 9/24/2025
- Commission adopts amendment clarifying minor subdivision rules, adds topographic map requirement
Bergenfield, New Jersey
Active debateJul 21, 20261 resultcity
Dickinson County, Iowa
Active debateJul 20, 20261 resultcounty
Fallon, Montana
Active debateJul 7, 20261 resultcity
Cochran, Georgia
Active debateJul 1, 20261 resultcity
East Ithaca, New York
Active debateJun 22, 20261 resultcity
St. Clair County, Alabama
Active debateJun 18, 20265 resultscounty
- Commission considers 15,000-sq.-ft. minimum lot rule in subdivision overhaul
- Commissioners weigh 15,000 sq ft minimum in proposed subdivision regulations
- St. Clair County deliberates minimum lot sizes in proposed subdivision rules
- Commission hears competing views on 11,500-sq-ft average and 8,000-sq-ft minimum lot proposal
- Debate over proposed subdivision rules centers on 15,000-square-foot minimum and variance standards