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Read. Follow. Verify.Public Workshop: Proposed Zoning Change for 4315 NW 23rd Ave
Record date · January 31, 2022
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What This Bill Does
The City Commission is holding a workshop to discuss a request to change the land use and zoning designations for the property located at 4315 NW 23rd Ave. The proposal seeks to transition the site from Office and Conservation designations to a Planned Use District and Planned Development.
This workshop initiates the public review process for a potential change in land use regulations at 4315 NW 23rd Ave, which determines what types of buildings and activities are permitted on that specific parcel of land.
Who It Affects
Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.
Property owners at 4315 NW 23rd Ave
The owners are the applicants seeking the change in land use and zoning designations for their property.
Nearby residents and property owners
Residents in the vicinity may be affected by changes in permitted land use and development density at the site.
Key Facts
- The City Commission is reviewing a request to change the future land use designation from Office (O) and Conservation (CON) to Planned Use District.
- The proposal includes a request to rezone the property from Office (OF) and Conservation (CON) to Planned Development (PD).
- The subject property is located at 4315 NW 23rd Ave.
- The item is filed under file number 210855.
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- The item was introduced on January 26, 2022.
- The current status of the item is 'Filed'.
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Transition to Planned Development
The request indicates a move away from standard 'Office' and 'Conservation' zoning toward a more flexible 'Planned Development' model for this site.
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