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Zoning Change Approved for Properties in District 1

Original title: Aaron Reninger (Kim Rezanka) requests a change of zoning classification from RRMH-1 to TR-3 with an amended BDP. (24Z00005) (Tax Accounts 2002219, 2002228, 2002229, 2002230, 2002231, & 2002232) (District 1).

October 3, 2024

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The Frame

What this does

This change alters the legal land-use designation for six properties in District 1, which dictates the types of residential development permitted on those sites.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Aaron Reninger

The applicant whose property zoning classification was changed.

District 1 Residents

Residents in the immediate vicinity of the affected tax parcels may see changes in land use and development density.

What changed

Last recorded activity October 3, 2024.

What's next

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Summary

The local government has approved a request to change the zoning classification for six specific tax parcels from (Rural Residential Manufactured Home) to (Transitional Residential). The approval includes an amended Binding Development Plan ().

Key Facts

The zoning classification for six tax accounts (2002219, 2002228, 2002229, 2002230, 2002231, and 2002232) was changed from RRMH-1 to TR-3.
The approval includes an amended Binding Development Plan (BDP).
The application was filed under reference number 24Z00005.
The request was processed through the Planning and Development body.
The legislation was introduced on September 23, 2024.
The status of the request is officially 'Adopted'.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the change from RRMH-1 to TR-3 mean?

It changes the zoning designation from Rural Residential Manufactured Home to Transitional Residential, which changes the permitted density and types of residential structures allowed on the land.

Which properties are affected?

The properties identified by tax account numbers 2002219, 2002228, 2002229, 2002230, 2002231, and 2002232 in District 1.

Why It Matters

This change alters the legal land-use designation for six properties in District 1, which dictates the types of residential development permitted on those sites.

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Zoning Reclassification

The consolidation of six tax accounts into a single zoning change suggests a planned development project on a multi-parcel site.

Aaron Reninger Kim Rezanka

Connected Entities

personKim Rezanka“Representative or co-applicant for the zoning change.”Map →

locationDistrict 1“The geographic area where the properties are located.”Map →

personAaron Reninger“Applicant for the zoning change.”Map →

Sources

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