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Read. Follow. Verify.Proposed Land Use Change for 3.72 Acres in Port St. Lucie (Failed)
Record date · June 9, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The Port St. Lucie City Council considered an ordinance to change the land use designation for a 3.72-acre parcel from Limited Commercial to Low Density Residential. The proposal, identified as P25-010, did not pass.
The failure of this ordinance means the 3.72-acre parcel located at Port St. Lucie Section 47 Tract E will retain its current land use designation rather than being converted to .
Who It Affects
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Property owners of Port St. Lucie Section 47 Tract E
The land use designation for their property remains Limited Commercial (CL) following the failure of the ordinance.
Port St. Lucie City Council
The body responsible for reviewing and voting on the proposed land use amendment.
Key Facts
- Ordinance 25-17 was officially recorded as 'Failed'.
- The ordinance proposed changing the land use designation for approximately 3.72 acres of land.
- The proposed change was from Limited Commercial (CL) to Low Density Residential (RL).
- The affected parcel is legally described as Port St. Lucie Section 47 Tract E.
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- The ordinance was introduced on April 3, 2025.
- The proposal was processed under file number 2025-369.
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This bill did not become law - Failed.
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Failed Land Use Amendment
The city attempted to shift a parcel from commercial to residential use, but the measure failed to pass.
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