About the UDC
The City of Shreveport Unified Development Ordinance (UDC) was originally adopted by the City Council in May 2017. The UDC’s purpose is to promote the health, safety and general welfare of the City’s residents through the regulation of zoning, subdivisions, and land use.

The UDC is a living document, evolving with the needs and desires of the City and its citizenry in response to changing community goals and objectives, newly emerging development trends and technologies, and changes to local, state and federal regulations. From time to time, the City Council adopts amendments to the UDC. A master list of amendments can be found under the City of Shreveport UDC Amendments page located in the side navigation tool. 

Documents
The UDC consolidates all regulations that govern development within the City of Shreveport:

To view the UDC in its entirety, click here
To view an individual article within the UDC, click an article below.

Disclaimer

Online access to the UDC via the MPC’s website is for informational purposes only. Every effort is made to provide complete and accurate information; however, some time lapses between amendment adoption and online updates. Do not rely upon the MPC’s published online UDC for use in any legal proceeding. The official copy of the Shreveport UDC is available, via Municode, by clicking here.

For More Information
To inquire about specific requirements and procedures, including zoning regulations and uses, please email at info@shreveportcaddompc.com, or call the Office of the MPC at (318) 673-6480.