CityDAO, a decentralized autonomous organization, aims to govern physical infrastructure like land using blockchain, but zoning law conflicts pose challenges. Operating under Wyoming’s DAO LLC law, CityDAO owns 40 acres, tokenized as NFTs for collective governance. However, local zoning regulations, dictating land use, density, and building types, often clash with DAO’s decentralized decision-making. These laws, rooted in municipal authority, prioritize community standards over CityDAO’s experimental governance, potentially restricting development plans. Conflicts arise when token-based voting bypasses traditional zoning processes, risking legal disputes or non-compliance. To succeed, CityDAO must navigate these regulatory frameworks, align with local laws, or advocate for zoning reforms to integrate decentralized governance with physical infrastructure management effectively.