
East
Planning District
About East
The East planning district comprises communities that are safe and attractive. It features well-maintained, accessible public spaces encouraging neighbors to gather, interact, and celebrate with one another. Its street network is appropriately sized and suitable to the surrounding neighborhoods and is accessible and safe for all.
Memphis 3.0 Update
Public Workshops

The Memphis 3.0 Comprehensive Plan is where community voices shape the city's future. Our comprehensive planning process is more than just a series of meetings and proposals; it's an opportunity for every Memphian to play a pivotal role in charting the course for our collective growth and prosperity. Participation isn't just encouraged—it's essential. Your input fuels the vision for a more vibrant, equitable, and resilient Memphis. By engaging in this process, you're not only shaping policies and projects; you're actively contributing to the fabric of our community, ensuring that every voice is heard and every perspective considered. Together, we're building a Memphis that reflects the aspirations and dreams of all its residents. Join us in shaping tomorrow, today.
Tell us about your neighborhood's priorities. What goals do you have? What has gotten better? What needs more attention?
(Ex: We want a neighborhood grocery store.)
April 15th, 2025 5:30 PM
Colonial Park United Methodist Church
5330 Park Ave, Memphis
Help us decide what belongs where. In the future, what should you be able to do?
(Ex: A grocery store would make sense here, but not over there.)
May 8th, 2025 5:30 PM
Colonial Park United Methodist Church
5330 Park Ave, Memphis
Help us set the rules for development. When you walk around your neighborhood, what should you see?​
(Ex: If someone builds a grocery store at this spot, what should the building look like?)
May 22nd, 2025 5:30 PM
Colonial Park United Methodist Church
5330 Park Ave, Memphis
Virtual Participation -
Coming Soon
Let us know about your neighborhood's priorities and anything that has changed in 5 years.
Let us know your neighborhood vision, what types of land uses are desirable?
How can we apply the neighborhood vision to future land use and zoning policies?
Memphis and Shelby County Division of Planning & Development
Comprehensive Planning Department
125 N Main Street, Ste 468
901-636-6601
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