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Read. Follow. Verify.Zoning Change Approval for 4.91 Acres at Bassa St and North St
Record date · August 8, 2023
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What This Bill Does
The Bod of County Commissioners approved a request to rezone 4.91 acres of land located at the northwest corner of Bassa Street and North Street. The property will change from Agricultural (AR) zoning to Residential Manufactured Conventional () zoning.
This rezoning allows for higher-density residential development on the 4.91-acre site, changing the permitted land use from agricultural to residential under the classification.
Who It Affects
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Florida Home Partnership, Inc
The applicant is authorized to proceed with development under the new RMC-6 zoning classification.
Wimauma & SouthShore residents
The land use designation for the 4.91-acre site in their community has been changed to allow for residential development.
Key Facts
- The application RZ-STD 23-0469 was approved.
- The property size is 4.91 acres.
- The zoning designation changed from AR (Agricultural) to RMC-6 (Residential Manufactured Conventional).
- The site is located at the northwest corner of Bassa Street and North Street.
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- The property is identified by Folio Number 79403.0000.
- The site is within the Urban service area.
- The project is consistent with the Wimauma & SouthShore Areawide Systems community plan.
- The project is consistent with the Res-6 comprehensive plan.
- The Zoning Hearing Master recommended approval.
- Development Services recommended approval.
- The Planning Commission found the request consistent with the plan.
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Urban Infill Alignment
The approval aligns with the 'Urban' service area designation, suggesting a policy preference for higher-density development in this specific sector.
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