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Read. Follow. Verify.Land Use Change Request for District 1 Properties
Record date · September 5, 2024
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What This Bill Does
Aaron Reninger and Kim Rezanka have requested a change to the land use designation for six specific tax parcels in District 1. The proposal seeks to reclassify the land from ultural use to residential use ().
This request determines whether six specific properties in District 1 can be developed for residential use rather than being restricted to ultural purposes.
Who It Affects
Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.
Property owners of tax accounts 2002219-2002232
The land use designation for these specific parcels is subject to change, which impacts future development rights.
District 1 residents
The change in land use from agricultural to residential may alter the character or density of the local area.
Key Facts
- The applicants are requesting a change in Future Land Use Designation from AGRIC (Agricultural) to RES 6 (Residential).
- The request applies to six specific tax accounts: 2002219, 2002228, 2002229, 2002230, 2002231, and 2002232.
- The request is filed under the identifier 24S.02 and file number 24SS00002.
- The property is located within District 1.
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- The document status is currently listed as 'Held delete'.
- The request was introduced on August 15, 2024.
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Agricultural to Residential Conversion
The request indicates a move to convert agricultural land to residential use, which is a common pattern in suburbanizing districts.
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