Zoning Change Request: 5223 579 Hwy (RZ-STD 24-0195)

Original title: RZ-STD 24-0195: Rezone Approval

April 9, 2024

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What this does

This rezoning determines the future development density allowed on the 1.66-acre site, which directly impacts the types of housing or structures that can be built at this location.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Todd Pressman

As the applicant, the outcome of this rezoning request determines the development potential of the 1.66-acre property.

Seffner-Mango community residents

Residents in the immediate vicinity may be affected by changes in land use density and development patterns resulting from the zoning change.

What changed

Last recorded activity April 9, 2024.

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Summary

This document outlines a request to rezone a 1.66-acre property located at 5223 579 Hwy from its current residential classification (RSC-4) to a higher-density residential classification (RMC-9). The proposal has received recommendations for approval from the Zoning Hearing Master and Development Services.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the change from RSC-4 to RMC-9 mean?

RSC-4 and RMC-9 are zoning classifications that dictate the density and type of residential development allowed on a property; RMC-9 generally allows for a higher density of residential units than RSC-4.

Has this rezoning been approved?

The document indicates that the Zoning Hearing Master and Development Services have recommended approval, and the Planning Commission found it consistent with the , but it does not state that final legislative approval has been granted.

Why It Matters

This rezoning determines the future development density allowed on the 1.66-acre site, which directly impacts the types of housing or structures that can be built at this location.

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