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Request to Waive Buffer Requirements for New Commercial Store Denied

Original title: Request for Waiver from Land Development Code Section 6.8.6 - Buffers for Major Site Plan 162-2025 Commercial Retail Store, Parcel 3758-030-001, Application Number Waiver STA-000004-2025 (Budget Impact - None)

Record date · February 17, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The Board of County Commissioners has rejected a request to waive land development buffer requirements for a proposed commercial retail store located at parcel 3758-030-001. The application, filed under number STA-000004-2025, will not proceed as requested.

Why it matters

The denial of this means the developer must comply with existing regarding buffer zones for the proposed commercial retail store on the specified parcel.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Property Developer

The developer must adhere to existing land development code buffer requirements for the retail store project.

Directly affected

Nearby Property Owners

The denial ensures that the buffer zones required by the land development code remain in place for the site.

Key Facts

  • The Board of County Commissioners officially failed the waiver request.
  • The waiver request sought an exemption from Land Development Code Section 6.8.6 regarding buffer requirements.
  • The request was associated with Major Site Plan 162-2025 for a commercial retail store.
  • The affected property is identified as parcel 3758-030-001.
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  • The application was filed under number STA-000004-2025.
  • The document notes that there is no budget impact associated with this decision.
  • The request was introduced on January 5, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean that the waiver request 'failed'?
It means the Board of County Commissioners voted against or declined to approve the request to bypass the standard buffer zone rules for the property.
Will this decision cost the county money?
No, the document explicitly states that the budget impact of this decision is none.

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