down·zone 
(dounzōn′)
(dounzōn′)v. down·zoned, down·zon·ing, down·zones
v.tr.
To change the zoning of (an area or neighborhood) to reduce the density of housing or permitted construction: proposed to downzone residential areas near the shore.
v.intr.
To downzone an area or neighborhood.
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