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Read. Follow. Verify.Proposed Site Plan Changes for Property Near State Road 60 and Rolling Hills Boulevard
Record date · February 12, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The law firm Hill Ward Henderson, P.A. has submitted an application to modify the site plan for a 13.5-acre property located south of the intersection of East State Road 60 and Rolling Hills Boulevard. The request seeks to reconfigure existing development parcels within the current Planned Development (PD) zoning.
This application, if approved, will change the layout of development parcels on 13.5 acres of land, which may alter future construction or land use patterns at the specified location.
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HILL WARD HENDERSON, P.A.
The firm is the applicant seeking the modification to the site plan.
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Standardized PD Modification
The application follows a standard administrative process for modifying existing Planned Development zoning, indicating a routine procedure for parcel reconfiguration.
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