What does CC-T zoning mean?
The Commercial Center - Transitional district (CC-T) is a commercial / employment zoning classification in the City of Madison Zoning Code (Chapter 28). Properties in this district are subject to density, height, lot coverage, and use restrictions specific to CC-T.
Development potential in CC-T
The minimum lot area per dwelling unit is 1,200 sq ft. On a typical 5,000 sq ft lot, this allows up to 4 units by density alone. An FAR limit of 2.5 may further constrain total floor area.
Maximum building height: 64 feet (5 stories). Maximum lot coverage: 75% — the total footprint of all buildings cannot exceed this share of the lot.
ADU eligibility in CC-T
No — CC-T is not on the list of ADU-eligible zoning districts.
ADUs in Madison are permitted in residential districts (SR, TR) and limited mixed-use districts (NMX, TSS).
See the full list of Madison zoning districts.
Find CC-T-zoned properties
Search The Property Lookup to find all CC-T-zoned parcels in Madison, with ownership data, assessed values, ADU eligibility, and tax history for each.
Related zoning districts
Official resources
- Madison Code of Ordinances — Chapter 28 (Zoning)
- City of Madison Zoning Division
- Planning Division — (608) 266-4551
This information is provided for reference. Always verify zoning and development rules with the City of Madison Planning Division before making property decisions.