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Read. Follow. Verify.Proposed Zoning Change for 36.46 Acres on North Normandy Boulevard
Record date · April 21, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The City Commission is considering Ordinance No. 12-2024, which would rezone 36.46 acres of land near the I-4 Logistics Park from single-family residential to a Mixed Use Planned Unit Development (MPUD). This change would allow for a broader range of development types on the property.
This ordinance changes the legal land-use designation for 36.46 acres, shifting the property from strictly single-family residential to a mixed-use category that permits a combination of residential, commercial, or other uses.
Who It Affects
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Property owners within the 36.46-acre site
The permitted uses and development potential of their land will change if the ordinance is approved.
Residents of the North Normandy Boulevard Corridor
The nature of future development on the adjacent 36.46-acre site may change due to the new zoning classification.
Key Facts
- Ordinance No. 12-2024 proposes rezoning 36.46 acres of land.
- The land is located along the North Normandy Boulevard Corridor, south and east of the I-4 Logistics Park.
- The current zoning classification is single-family residential (R1-AA).
- The proposed zoning classification is Mixed Use Planned Unit Development (MPUD).
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- The ordinance is currently at the first reading stage.
- The file number associated with this request is 558-2015.
- The ordinance was introduced on February 21, 2025.
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Expansion of Mixed-Use Zoning
The proposal indicates a shift from traditional single-family residential zoning to a more flexible mixed-use model in the North Normandy Boulevard corridor.
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