Land Use Change Approved for District 5 Property

Original title: JEN FLORIDA 48, LLC (Kim Rezanka) requests a Small-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment (23S.22), to change the Future Land Use Designation from RES 1:2.5 and RES 1 to RES 4. (23SS00022) (Tax Account 3000365 & 3000569) (District 5)

Record date · July 11, 2024

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What This Bill Does

The local government has approved a request to change the land use designation for two specific tax parcels in District 5. The change updates the property's classification from 'RES 1:2.5 and RES 1' to 'RES 4', which typically allows for a higher density of residential development.

Why it matters

This change alters the development potential for the properties identified by tax accounts 3000365 and 3000569, allowing for a different density of residential housing than previously permitted.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

JEN FLORIDA 48, LLC

The entity owns or controls the properties subject to the land use designation change.

Indirectly affected

District 5 Residents

Residents in the vicinity may see changes in the type or density of future residential development on the specified parcels.

Key Facts

The request for a Small-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment (23S.22) has been officially adopted.
The Future Land Use Designation for the subject properties is changed from 'RES 1:2.5 and RES 1' to 'RES 4'.
The amendment applies to tax accounts 3000365 and 3000569.
The properties are located within District 5.

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The file number associated with this action is 6909.
The action was processed by the Planning and Development body.
The amendment was introduced on June 21, 2024.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the change from RES 1 to RES 4 mean?

These designations refer to the Future Land Use map, which dictates the allowed density of residential development on a piece of land. RES 4 generally permits a higher number of residential units per acre than RES 1.

Does this change mean construction will start immediately?

The document only confirms the change in land use designation; it does not provide information regarding specific construction permits or timelines.

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