Zoning Change for 8165 SW 210th Street

Original title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE MAYOR AND TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF CUTLER BAY, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE ZONING MAP FROM NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTIAL TO INSTITUTIONAL ON PROPERTY LOCATED AT 8165 SW 210TH STREET CONSISTING OF APPROXIMATELY 8.45 ACRES; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. *previously deferred per August 26, 2020 Regular Town Council Meeting to date certain September 16, 2020 Regular Town Council Meeting. (QUASI-JUDICIAL)

Record date · September 16, 2020

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What This Bill Does

The Town of Cutler Bay is considering an ordinance to rezone an 8.45-acre property at 8165 SW 210th Street from 'Neighborhood Residential' to 'Institutional'. This change would alter the permitted uses for the land.

Why it matters

This ordinance changes the legal zoning classification for 8.45 acres of land, which dictates what types of facilities or buildings can be constructed on the site.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Property owners at 8165 SW 210th Street

The zoning change alters the permitted development uses for their land.

Directly affected

Nearby residents

The change in zoning may alter the types of facilities or traffic patterns allowed in their immediate neighborhood.

Key Facts

The ordinance proposes rezoning 8.45 acres of land at 8165 SW 210th Street.
The current zoning designation is 'Neighborhood Residential'.
The proposed zoning designation is 'Institutional'.
The item was previously deferred from the August 26, 2020, meeting.

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The item is scheduled for the September 16, 2020, Regular Town Council Meeting.
The ordinance is classified as a 'Quasi-Judicial' proceeding.
The ordinance was introduced on August 20, 2020.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean for land to be zoned 'Institutional'?

typically allows for uses such as schools, churches, government buildings, or hospitals, rather than standard residential housing.

What is a 'Quasi-Judicial' proceeding?

This means the Town Council acts like a court, making decisions based on evidence and testimony presented during a public hearing rather than just setting general policy.

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