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Proposed Zoning Change for Brookfield Properties in Apollo Beach

Original title: PRS 24-0633: Brookfield Properties Application Review

Record date · July 10, 2024

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What This Bill Does

Brookfield Properties has requested a to their existing development plan at the intersection of Covington Garden Drive and Paseo Al Mar Boulevard. The proposal seeks to split the 5.01-acre site into two distinct tracts for mixed-use and residential development.

Why it matters

This application, if approved, will change the permitted land use and site layout for 5.01 acres in Apollo Beach, affecting future development rights and site conditions for that location.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Brookfield Properties

The applicant is seeking a change to their existing development rights and site plan conditions.

Directly affected

Apollo Beach residents

The proposed change to mixed-use and residential zoning alters the land use patterns within their community.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Brookfield Properties proposing to do?
They are asking to modify their existing site plan to divide the 5.01-acre property into two specific areas: one for mixed-use development and one for residential development.
Where is this development located?
It is located at the southeast and southwest corners of the intersection of Covington Garden Drive and Paseo Al Mar Boulevard in Apollo Beach.
Has the application been approved?
The document indicates a recommendation of 'Approvable, Subject to Conditions,' meaning it is considered ready for approval provided certain requirements are met.

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Zoning Modification

The applicant is seeking to subdivide an existing PD into two distinct use-types (Mixed Use and Residential), which represents a shift from the original unified site plan.

Connected Entities

Apollo Beach, SMU-6, PRS 24-0633 and 5 more
locationApollo Beach“Community Plan designation”Map →
otherSMU-6“Comprehensive Plan designation”Map →
bill numberPRS 24-0633“Application identification number”Map →
dollar amount5.01“Parcel acreage”Map →
dollar amount54156.2000“Parcel identification number”Map →
OrganizationBrookfield Properties“Applicant submitting the zoning modification request”Map →
otherPD (14-0815)“Existing Planned Development zoning code”Map →
dollar amount54165.5416“Parcel identification number”Map →

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  • Controversy10
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  • Entertainment5
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