Rezone (verb)

To change the official classification of a particular area with regards to the type of development or use that is permitted.

Origin:

From the prefix 're-' (meaning again) + 'zone' (to divide into specific areas).

Examples:

1. The city council decided to rezone the land to allow for residential development.
2. The rezone of the industrial area has led to increased economic growth.
3. The rezone of the park land was controversial and sparked public debate.
4. The rezone of the property was necessary to allow for the construction of a new school.
5. The rezone of the historic district preserved its unique character and charm.