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Read. Follow. Verify.Zoning Change Approval for 20-Acre Property near Arch McDonald Drive
Record date · November 7, 2023
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What This Bill Does
The Board of County Commissioners has approved a request to rezone 20.12 acres of land located north of the intersection of Arch McDonald Drive and Siloam Springs Drive. The property will change from its current zoning designation to .
This rezoning changes the legal development standards for a 20.12-acre parcel, which dictates the types of structures and density allowed on the site.
Who It Affects
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The applicant is granted a change in zoning classification for their property.
Nearby residents
Residents in the vicinity of the property are affected by the change in allowable land use and development density on the 20.12-acre site.
Key Facts
- The application RZ-STD 23-0792 to rezone the property has been approved.
- The property consists of 20.12 acres.
- The land is located north of the intersection of Arch McDonald Drive and Siloam Springs Drive.
- The zoning designation is changing from ASC-1 to RSC-2.
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- The property is identified by folio number 86777.0000.
- The property is currently designated as RES-1 under the Comprehensive Plan.
- The property is located within a Rural service area.
- The Zoning Hearing Master recommended approval of the request.
- Development Services recommended approval of the request.
- The Planning Commission determined the request is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan.
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Rural Area Rezoning
The property is located in a 'Rural' service area but is being rezoned to an 'RSC' (Residential) classification, which may indicate a shift in land use intensity for this specific area.
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