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Read. Follow. Verify.Zoning Change Approval for 10277 E Adamo Dr.
Record date · March 7, 2023
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What This Bill Does
The Board of County Commissioners approved a request to rezone 5.43 acres of land at 10277 E Adamo Dr. from Commercial General (CG) and Commercial Intensive (CI) to Planned Development ().
This rezoning changes the land-use regulations for a 5.43-acre site in Brandon, which dictates what types of future development are permitted on the property.
Who It Affects
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DRURY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
The applicant is granted a change in zoning status for their property.
Brandon residents
Future development on the 5.43-acre site will now be governed by Planned Development standards rather than previous commercial zoning.
Key Facts
- The application RZ-PD 22-1226 was approved.
- The property is located at 10277 E Adamo Dr. (Folio Number 68042.1400).
- The site covers 5.43 acres.
- The zoning was changed from Commercial General (CG) and Commercial Intensive (CI) to Planned Development (PD).
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- The property is designated under the RMU-35 Comprehensive Plan.
- The site is located within the Urban Service Area.
- The Zoning Hearing Master recommended approval of the request.
- Development Services deemed the request approvable subject to conditions.
- The Planning Commission found the request consistent with the local plan.
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The application received unanimous support from the Zoning Hearing Master, Development Services, and the Planning Commission, leading to a consent agenda approval.
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