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Rezoning a location so it is compliant
I am looking to purchase a building for an I-502 retail shop (Dispensary) and it does not meet the zoning requirements. It is in Tacoma Washington and meets all the requirements except for the zone. The current zone is UCX (Urban Center Mixed Use District) and for it to be compliant, it needs to be MUD (Mixed Use District), CMUD (Commercial Mixed Use District), or CC (Community Center).
My question is, would I be able to get the zoning changed from UCX to a MUD, CMUD or CC district?