Tucson CODE Tucson '26: 78 Development Code Changes
Tucson wants to make it easier to turn empty offices into bakeries and apartments. Here's the 78-part plan. Tucson is considering 78 proposed changes to its Development Code, Code Tucson '26, which could affect how property owners reuse buildings and lots. The changes aim to simplify reviews, reduce housing barriers, and expand options for businesses. One change would replace a 2005 eligibility cutoff with a rolling standard, requiring qualifying improvements to have been in place for at least 10 years before an application is filed. The draft also expands restaurant access to adaptive-reuse options and removes an overlay-zone restriction on which properties qualify. The proposal follows a code cleanup completed in 2023. The city of Tucson launched its Adaptive Reuse Pilot Program in 2017 to encourage reinvestment in existing buildings.
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Tucson is considering changes that could affect how property owners reuse buildings and lots: an office might qualify for a bakery, a backyard structure for living space, or an existing lot for small-... [5901 symbols]
