Colorado Springs Downtown Development Authority

Zoning map of Colorado Springs.
Zoning is established by the Planning Commission and City Council, per Chapter 7, Article 3 of the Colorado Springs City Code (https://coloradosprings.gov/citycode)
Zoning layers may be up to 2 months behind current zoning. Citizens can request zoning verification/compliance letters through the City's Planning Department at https://coloradosprings.gov/planning-and-development .
The data contained herein is an actively updated layer pending approval of of zone change applications from the City of Colorado Springs Planning Commission and City Council. Data set includes base zoning only as established through the zone change ordinances and does not include applicable overlays that may also apply to property. Metadata includes the zoning district type and file number & ordinance if available.
Alternate map with the same data is available from the "Springsview" map at https://coloradosprings.gov/springsview

Geographical Information System file describing the shape of neighborhoods of Colorado Springs.
Neighborhoods are fluid and social and subject to change, or borders may be understood differently by different residents. This map is based on research done by the City's Comprehensive Planning Division.
If you have feedback on this map, or if you believe boundaries or names should be changed, we would like to know! Please contact opendata@springsgov.com

Mobile food licenses that are currently active within the City of Colorado Springs.

Permitted work in the City right of way.Used for Waze Connected Citizens Partnership.

GIS descriptions of trails located within City parks.
See "Urban Trails" for trails located outside City parks.

GIS Description of bicycle facilities in the City of Colorado Springs.
More information is available at https://www.coloradosprings.gov/bike

GIS Description of bicycle facilities in the City of Colorado Springs.
More information is available at https://www.coloradosprings.gov/bike

City Council District