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Read. Follow. Verify.Zoning Change for New Multi-Family Housing in Brandon
Record date · January 7, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The Board of County Commissioners has approved a request to modify zoning conditions for a 5.27-acre site near Delaney Creek Boulevard and Crosstown Club Place. This change allows for an increase in housing density, permitting the construction of up to 170 multi-family units.
This decision increases the allowable residential density on a specific 5.27-acre parcel in the Brandon community, enabling the development of up to 170 multi-family housing units.
Who It Affects
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Florida Health Sciences Center Inc.
As the applicant, they are granted the legal permission to increase housing density on their property.
Brandon residents
Local residents will see a change in the permitted residential density and potential future development on the specified 5.27-acre site.
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Density Increase
The approval represents a specific increase in residential capacity for the Brandon area under the existing UMU-20 plan.
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