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Zoning Change Approved for 1406 Hobbs St.

Original title: Application Number: RZ-STD 24-0725 Applicant: MARK BENTLEY, ESQ., B.C.S., AICP Location: 1406 Hobbs St. Folio Number: 67835.0000 Acreage: 1.33 Acres, more or less Comprehensive Plan: UMU-20 Service Area: Urban Community Plan: Brandon Existing Zoning: ASC-1 Request: Rezone to M RECOMMENDATION: Zoning Hearing Master: Approval Development Services: Approval Planning Commission: Consistent with Plan

Record date · December 10, 2024

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What This Bill Does

The Board of County Comissioners (BOCC) Land Use division has approved a request to rezone 1.33 acres of land located at 1406 Hobbs St. in Brandon from to M (Manufacturing).

Why it matters

This decision changes the legal land-use designation for the 1.33-acre property at 1406 Hobbs St., allowing for anufacturing-related development under the new M zoning classification.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Property owner of 1406 Hobbs St.

The owner's land-use rights are changed from ASC-1 to M zoning.

Indirectly affected

Brandon community residents

The land-use designation for a property within the Brandon Community Plan area has been altered.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the change from ASC-1 to M mean?
The property has been rezoned fro (typically Agricultural Single-Family Conventional) to M (Manufacturing), which allows for different land uses related to industrial or manufacturing activities.
Who requested this change?
The application was subitted by Mark Bentley, Esq.

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Alignment of Planning Recommendations

The application received unanimous support from the Zoning Hearing Master, Development Services, and the Planning Commission, indicating high alignment with existing planning goals.

Connected Entities

MARK BENTLEY, Zoning Hearing Master, BOCC Land Use and 1 more

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