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Proposed Zoning Changes for Riverview Property

Original title: Application Number: PRS 26-0173 Applicant: MARK BENTLEY, ESQ, B.C.S, AICP Location: NE Corner of Interstate 75 N & Gibsonton Dr Interchange. Folio Number: 76326.0000 & 76327.0000 Acreage: 9.86 acres, more or less Commissioner District: District 3 Comprehensive Plan: CMU-12 Service Area: Urban Community Plan: Riverview, SouthShore Areawide Systems Existing Zoning: PD (99-0735) Request: Minor Modification to PD · Modify building height, setbacks, and parking standards RECOMMENDATION: Approvable, Subject to Conditions

July 21, 2026

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What this does

This change could alter the scale and layout of future development at a major local interchange in the Riverview area.

What changed

Last recorded activity July 21, 2026.

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Summary

An application has been filed to modify the zoning rules for a 9.86-acre site near the intersection of Interstate 75 and Gibsonton Drive. The request seeks to change current building height, parking, and setback requirements, which are the mandatory distances buildings must be kept from property lines.

Why It Matters

This change could alter the scale and layout of future development at a major local interchange in the Riverview area.

Key Facts

  • The property is located at the northeast corner of the I-75 and Gibsonton Drive interchange.
  • The applicant is requesting a minor modification to existing planned development zoning standards.
  • County staff has recommended approval of the request, provided certain conditions are met.

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