Zoning Change Request for 0.84 Acres on Maggie Street
March 10, 2026
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The Frame
This decision changes the permitted land use for 0.84 acres on Maggie Street, specifically enabling the placement of manufactured homes on the site.
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Juan Pizano and Celia Arroyo
The applicants are the property owners whose land use rights are modified by the zoning change.
Wimauma residents
Local residents are affected by changes to the permitted housing types within their community plan area.
Last recorded activity March 10, 2026.
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What does the RSC-6(MH) zoning designation mean?
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Why It Matters
This decision changes the permitted land use for 0.84 acres on Maggie Street, specifically enabling the placement of manufactured homes on the site.
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Standardized Zoning Approval
The application moved through the approval process with consistent support from the Hearing Master, Development Services, and the Planning Commission, indicating high alignment with existing community plans.
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