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Memphis 3.0 5-Year Update
From August 2024 through today, the Office of Comprehensive Planning has been hosting community workshops across the 14 planning districts as a part of the 5-year update process. ​The goal of this page is to make public the record of what was presented, and the feedback that was received, at every 5-year update workshop. Each completed district meeting has three sets of files: our official summary of resident feedback from the meeting, the informational document that was used by residents at the meeting, and the maps that were presented at the meeting.
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Why were different districts presented with different information?
If you take time to look at information in multiple districts, you may notice that the maps and informational packets look a bit different. That's not an accident! As we progressed through the workshops, we started to test new ideas for the update. Some of those ideas were small, like how we showed on a map that we were suggesting a change. But other ideas were big, like introducing new Future Land Use categories and creating designations such as "Gateways". While these were not offered as an option in some of our earlier workshops, it was the conversations we had with community members in those meetings that helped us form those ideas.
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Are these the new Future Land Use and Zoning maps for my neighborhood?​
No. While our staff took time and effort to create maps for your meetings, most district maps will need some level of revision for our final proposed update. There are two reasons we may change something... Firstly, because you asked us to. We take resident feedback seriously, and our goal is to make the map reflective of community input. Secondly, because the maps aren't the only changes we are making in the plan. We are amending text, revising actions and priorities, and rethinking the language and intent of our Future Land Uses and Zoning to better clarify and distinguish the types of neighborhoods Memphians wish to see. As we change the meanings of those districts and zones, we need to make sure that the new descriptions and intents align with a neighborhood's stated goals and priorities.
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My neighborhood had a meeting with staff, but I don't see those notes...
Correct. Do not worry! Your input was valuable and will ultimately influence our final proposals. What is shown on this page is only information that was presented and collected at the public workshops.
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Can I still give feedback?
Absolutely! Our top priority is to make the updated Memphis 3.0 reflective of your neighborhood's voice. If you feel that our summary document does not accurately reflect your neighborhood's concerns, let us know what we missed. If you have questions about the proposed Future Land Use or Zoning in your neighborhood, ask us. If you and your neighbors missed the meetings and want an update on what we are thinking, we can set up a time for you to review our work and offer any additional feedback.
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The best way to reach us is at info@memphis3point0.com.
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Cordova Workshops
Cordova Workshops are scheduled to begin on September 25th. You can register HERE to attend in person.
Core City District Workshops
Core City workshops were held between March 20th and April 29th (2025) at Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.
Workshop 1 - District Priorities and Anchors
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Workshop 2 - Future Land Use
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Core District Workshop 2. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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Future Land Use Maps​
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Area 5 (Annesdale-Snowden, Annesdale Park, Central Gardens, Idlewild, East End)
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Note: While the listed neighborhoods were intended to use this map at the workshop, Area 4 & 5 maps may better capture your neighborhood.​
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Future Land Use Map Area 6 (Speedway Terrace, Evergreen, Crosstown, Snowden)
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How to read this map: Areas with highlighted parcels (seen as a teal parcel boundary) indicate that the proposed Future Land Use is different from the 2019 adopted plan.
Workshop 3 - Zoning
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Core District Workshop 3. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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Proposed Zoning Maps
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Area 5 (Annesdale-Snowden, Annesdale Park, Central Gardens, Idlewild, East End)​
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How to read this map: All parcels within a bounded area are a part of the same zone, labeled with a bold code within that boundary. If a parcel is colored in, it means that the proposed zoning is different than the existing zoning. The color used is the underlying Proposed Future Land Use.
East District Workshops
East District workshops were held between April 15th and May 22nd (2025) at Colonial Park United Methodist Church.
Workshop 1 - District Priorities and Anchors
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Priorities and Anchor Actions​
Workshop 2 - Future Land Use
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Note: This is the document that residents used for East District Workshop 2. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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Proposed Future Land Use Map​
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How to read this map: Areas with highlighted parcels (seen as a teal parcel boundary) indicate that the proposed Future Land Use is different from the 2019 adopted plan.​
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Workshop 3 - Zoning
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Note: This is the document that residents used for East District Workshop 3. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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Zoning Maps
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How to read this map: All parcels within a bounded area are a part of the same zone, labeled with a bold code within that boundary. If a parcel is colored in, it means that the proposed zoning is different than the existing zoning. The color used is the underlying Proposed Future Land Use.
Frayser District Workshops
Frayser District Workshops were held between June 3rd and July 15th (2025) at the Frayser Connection Center.
Workshop 1 - District Priorities and Anchors
Workshop 2 - Future Land Use
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Frayser District Workshop 2. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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How to read this map: Areas with highlighted parcels (seen as a teal parcel boundary) indicate that the proposed Future Land Use is different from the 2019 adopted plan.​
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Workshop 3 - Zoning
During Workshop 2, resident feedback painted a very clear picture for how you want us to think about the neighborhoods and places that make up Frayser. The challenge was that the clear thoughts on businesses, housing, and bike lanes didn't match the Future Land Use Map that our notes say was approved. That made it challenging to make zoning recommendations, because it was difficult to find compromise between those two competing ideas. In an effort to clarify what residents wanted, our team prepared multiple Future Land Use and Zoning scenarios for residents to evaluate at Workshop 3.
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Frayser District Workshop 3. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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Proposed Zoning Maps
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Northgate Shopping Center Alternate Future Land Use and Zoning​
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How to read this map: All parcels within a bounded area are a part of the same zone, labeled with a bold code within that boundary. If a parcel is colored in, it means that the proposed zoning is different than the existing zoning. The color used is the underlying Proposed Future Land Use.
Jackson District Workshops
Jackson District Workshops were held between August 1st and September 12th (2024) at the Gaisman Community Center.
Workshop 1 - District Priorities and Anchors
Workshop 2 - Future Land Use
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Jackson District Workshop 2. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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How to read this map: Areas with highlighted parcels (seen as a teal parcel boundary) indicate that the proposed Future Land Use is different from the 2019 adopted plan.​
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Workshop 3 - Zoning
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Jackson District Workshop 3. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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Zoning Maps
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How to read this map: All parcels within a bounded area are a part of the same zone, labeled with a bold code within that boundary. In order to tell if the proposed zoning is different than the existing zoning, you must look at both maps to compare. The colors showing underlying Proposed Future Land Use are only to provide context.
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SPECIAL NOTE: The proposed zoning for the Jackson District was our team's first attempt to reflect resident input in a proposed map and encourage active feedback. In retrospect, we recognize that proposing zoning boundaries that directly correlate to Future Land Use created more confusion than clarity about how Zoning and Future Land Use are related. Residents and stakeholders of this district will be re-engaged with a map showing updated zoning boundaries.
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Lamar District Workshops
Lamar District Workshops were held between August 29th and October 10th (2024) at the Orange Mound Community Center.
Workshop 1 - District Priorities and Anchors
Workshop 2 - Future Land Use
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Lamar District Workshop 2. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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How to read this map: Areas with highlighted parcels (seen as a teal parcel boundary) indicate that the proposed Future Land Use is different from the 2019 adopted plan.​
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Workshop 3 - Zoning
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Lamar District Workshop 3. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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Zoning Maps
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How to read this map: All parcels within a bounded area are a part of the same zone, labeled with a red bold code within that boundary. If a parcel is colored in, it means that the proposed zoning is different than the existing zoning. The color used is the underlying Proposed Future Land Use. The current zoning is noted with smaller bold code.​​
North District Workshops
North District Workshops were held between October 29th and December 12th (2024) at the Dave Wells Community Center.
Workshop 1 - District Priorities and Anchors
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Priorities and Anchor Actions​
Workshop 2 - Future Land Use
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Note: This is the document that residents used for North District Workshop 2. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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Future Land Use Maps
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How to read this map: Areas with highlighted parcels (seen as a teal parcel boundary) indicate that the proposed Future Land Use is different from the 2019 adopted plan.
Workshop 3 - Zoning
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Frayser District Workshop 3. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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How to read this map: All parcels within a bounded area are a part of the same zone, labeled with a red bold code within that boundary. If a parcel is colored in, it means that the proposed zoning is different than the existing zoning. The color used is the underlying Proposed Future Land Use. The current zoning is noted with smaller bold code.​
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Oakhaven & Parkway Village District Workshops
Oakhaven & Parkway Village District Workshops were held between August 14th and September 18th (2025) at the McFarland Community Center.
Workshop 1 - District Priorities and Anchors
Workshop 2 - Future Land Use
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Southeast District Workshop 2. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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How to read this map: Areas with highlighted parcels (seen as a teal parcel boundary) indicate that the proposed Future Land Use is different from the 2019 adopted plan.​
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Workshop 3 - Zoning
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Oakhaven & Parkway Village District Workshop 3. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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Zoning Maps
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How to read this map: All parcels within a bounded area are a part of the same zone, labeled with a bold code within that boundary. If a parcel is colored in, it means that the proposed zoning is different than the existing zoning. The color used is the underlying Proposed Future Land Use.
Raleigh District Workshops
Raleigh District Workshops were held between October 3rd and November 14th (2024) at the Raleigh Community Center.
Workshop 1 - District Priorities and Anchors
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Workshop 2 - Future Land Use
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Raleigh District Workshop 2. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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How to read this map: Areas with highlighted parcels (seen as a teal parcel boundary) indicate that the proposed Future Land Use is different from the 2019 adopted plan.​
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Workshop 3 - Zoning
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Raleigh District Workshop 3. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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How to read this map: All parcels within a bounded area are a part of the same zone, labeled with a red bold code within that boundary. If a parcel is colored in, it means that the proposed zoning is different than the existing zoning. The color used is the underlying Proposed Future Land Use. In area where the proposed zoning is different than the current zoning, the current zoning is noted with smaller bold code.​​
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South District Workshops
South District Workshops were held between August 13th and September 26th (2024) at the Pine Hills Community Center.
Workshop 1 - District Priorities and Anchors
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Workshop 2 - Future Land Use
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Note: This is the document that residents used for South District Workshop 2. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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How to read this map: Areas with highlighted parcels (seen as a teal parcel boundary) indicate that the proposed Future Land Use is different from the 2019 adopted plan.​
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Workshop 3 - Zoning
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Note: This is the document that residents used for South District Workshop 3. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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Zoning Maps
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How to read this map: All parcels within a bounded area are a part of the same zone, labeled with a bold code within that boundary. In order to tell if the proposed zoning is different than the existing zoning, you must look at both maps to compare. The colors showing underlying Proposed Future Land Use are only to provide context.
Southeast District Workshops
Southeast District Workshops were held between August 21st and October 2nd (2025) at the Hickory Hill Community Center.
Workshop 1 - District Priorities and Anchors
Workshop 2 - Future Land Use
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Southeast District Workshop 2. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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How to read this map: Areas with highlighted parcels (seen as a teal parcel boundary) indicate that the proposed Future Land Use is different from the 2019 adopted plan.​
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Workshop 3 - Zoning
Coming soon!
University District Workshops
University District Workshops were held between October 22nd and December 3rd (2024) at the Leftwich Tennis Center and Benjamin Hooks Library.
Workshop 1 - District Priorities and Anchors
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Memphis 3.0 Anchor Map
Workshop 2 - Future Land Use
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Note: This is the document that residents used for University District Workshop 2. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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How to read this map: Areas with highlighted parcels (seen as a teal parcel boundary) indicate that the proposed Future Land Use is different from the 2019 adopted plan.​
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Workshop 3 - Zoning
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Note: This is the document that residents used for University District Workshop 3. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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How to read this map: All parcels within a bounded area are a part of the same zone, labeled with a red bold code within that boundary. If a parcel is colored in, it means that the proposed zoning is different than the existing zoning. The color used is the underlying Proposed Future Land Use. In area where the proposed zoning is different than the current zoning, the current zoning is noted with smaller bold code.​​
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Westwood District Workshops
Westwood District Workshops were held between May 29th and July 10th (2025) at Mt Vernon Baptist Church.
Workshop 1 - District Priorities and Anchors
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Workshop 2 - Future Land Use
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Westwood District Workshop 2. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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How to read this map: Areas with highlighted parcels (seen as a teal parcel boundary) indicate that the proposed Future Land Use is different from the 2019 adopted plan.​
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Workshop 3 - Zoning
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Westwood District Workshop 3. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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Zoning Maps
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How to read this map: All parcels within a bounded area are a part of the same zone, labeled with a bold code within that boundary. If a parcel is colored in, it means that the proposed zoning is different than the existing zoning. The color used is the underlying Proposed Future Land Use.
Whitehaven District Workshops
Whitehaven District Workshops were held between February 6th and March 25th (2025) at the Whitehaven Community Center.
Workshop 1 - District Priorities and Anchors
Workshop 2 - Future Land Use
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Whitehaven District Workshop 2. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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How to read this map: Areas with highlighted parcels (seen as a teal parcel boundary) indicate that the proposed Future Land Use is different from the 2019 adopted plan.​
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Workshop 3 - Zoning
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Note: This is the document that residents used for Whitehaven District Workshop 3. While its contents may differ from the packet used in other districts, resident feedback from this workshop should be understood with the framings provided within this document.​
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How to read this map: All parcels within a bounded area are a part of the same zone, labeled with a bold code within that boundary. If a parcel is colored in, it means that the proposed zoning is different than the existing zoning. The color used is the underlying Proposed Future Land Use.​
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Memphis and Shelby County Division of Planning & Development
Comprehensive Planning Division
125 N Main Street, Ste 468
901-636-6601
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