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Read. Follow. Verify.Proposed Land Use Change and Rezoning for 36 Acres by Indian River Land Trust
Record date · July 1, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The Indian River Land Trust, Inc. has requested to change the land use designation and zoning for approximately 36 acres of land. The proposal seeks to move the property from residential and agricultural classifications to conservation-focused designations.
This proposal would permanently change the legal development rights for 36 acres of land, shifting the property from residential/agricultural use to a conservation district, which restricts future building and land development.
Who It Affects
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Indian River Land Trust, Inc.
As the applicant, they are seeking to change the legal land use and zoning status of the 36-acre property.
Local residents
Residents in the vicinity may be affected by changes to land development potential and local land use patterns.
Key Facts
- The applicant is the Indian River Land Trust, Inc.
- The request involves approximately 36 acres of land.
- The proposal seeks to amend the Future Land Use Map from 'R, Rural Residential' to 'C-3, Conservation-3'.
- The proposal seeks to rezone the property from 'A-1, Agricultural District' to 'CON-3, Conservation District'.
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- The file number for this request is 25-0668.
- The application reference number is 2025-05-0015.
- The item is scheduled for a public hearing.
- The document was introduced on June 16, 2025.
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Conservation-Focused Land Use
The application reflects a trend of converting rural/agricultural land into protected conservation districts.
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