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Zoning Change Request for 1502 Bryant Road

Original title: Planning Commission Decision on RZ-PD 22-0834

Record date · September 14, 2022

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What This Bill Does

The Planning Commission has reviewed a request to rezone 0.63 acres of land at 1502 Bryant Road from its current residential classification to a Planned Development (PD) district. The proposal has received positive recommendations from the Zoning Hearing Master and Development Services, and is considered consistent with the local .

Why it matters

This decision determines the legal land-use designation for the 0.63-acre property, which dictates the types of development and density permitted at this specific location in Brandon.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Mark Bentley

As the applicant, he is seeking the legal change in zoning classification for the property.

Directly affected

Brandon residents

The property is located within the Brandon community plan area, meaning the change affects local land-use patterns.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to rezone to 'PD'?
PD stands for Planned Development. It is a zoning designation that allows for more flexible design and land-use standards compared to standard residential zoning ().
Has the rezoning been officially approved?
The document indicates the Planning Commission found the request consistent with the plan and the Zoning Hearing Master recommended approval, but it does not state the final legislative enactment.

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Standardized Review Process

The document demonstrates a multi-step review process involving the Zoning Hearing Master, Development Services, and the Planning Commission before final action.

Connected Entities

1502 Bryant Rd., MARK BENTLEY, Brandon and 5 more
location1502 Bryant Rd.“Address of the property”Map →
PersonMARK BENTLEY“Applicant for the rezoning request”Map →
locationBrandon“Community Plan designation”Map →
otherRES-4“Comprehensive Plan designation”Map →
otherRSC-6“Existing Zoning designation”Map →
dollar amount0.63 acres“Acreage of the property”Map →
bill numberRZ-PD 22-0834“Application number for the rezoning request”Map →
dollar amount72561.0555“Folio number”Map →

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  • Controversy10
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  • Entertainment5
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