Zoning

Zoning is a tool for regulating the ways that land can be used. When combined with thoughtful planning, zoning can help preserve property values, promote land use compatibility and ensure communities are functional and safe places.

Administration

The Planning and Development Department is responsible for Zoning Administration within the city limits of Dacula, including the acceptance of rezoning, special use permit, special exceptions, waiver, and variance applications, producing written reports and recommendations, providing zoning information to the public, conducting public hearings, and maintaining the city's Zoning Ordinance and Official Zoning Map.

Zoning Applications

To file a zoning application for the Planning Commission and City Council consideration, please complete the appropriate application located under supporting documents. The original copy must be submitted to the Planning and Development Department located within Dacula City Hall City Hall for processing.  

Public hearing dates will be assigned after the Department has confirmed the Application is complete and all fees have been paid. If a proposed amendment qualifies for a Development of Regional Impact (DRI) review, the Public Hearing dates will be assigned after the reviews conclusion.

If you have any questions, please contact the Planning and Development Department at 770-963-7451.

Meeting Schedule 

The provided meeting schedule is intended to serve as a guide. Please note that some meetings may be canceled due to a lack of discussion items. Contact the Department of Planning and Development to confirm meetings and public hearing dates.

Moratorium Notice: On April 4, 2024, the City of Dacula passed an ordinance establishing a moratorium on rezoning, special use permit and variance applications; building permit applications; subdivision concept plan submittals; and land disturbance permit applications for property within the urban redevelopment area boundaries identified and described in the urban redevelopment plan. Ordinance expires 180 days after enactment.