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Read. Follow. Verify.Rezoning Application for 316-Acre Site at Lutz Lake Fern Road
Record date · January 26, 2026
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What This Bill Does
An application has been filed to rezone approximately 316.66 acres of land located at the northwest corner of W Lutz Lake Fern Road and Cypress Bridge Drive. The request seeks to change the current 'AR' (Agricultural/Rural) zoning designation to a 'Planned Development' district.
This application initiates a formal review process to change land-use regulations for a 316-acre site, which will determine the types of future development allowed on the property.
Who It Affects
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Property owners in the vicinity
Nearby residents may be subject to changes in land use, traffic patterns, or density if the rezoning is approved.
Jim Porter / Akerman, LLP
The applicant is seeking a change in land-use regulations to facilitate future development on the site.
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Rural to Planned Development Transition
The application seeks to move a large tract of land from a restrictive Rural/Agricultural designation to a flexible Planned Development district, which is a common precursor to higher-density development.
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