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Read. Follow. Verify.Zoning Change for 3355 70th Avenue North
Record date · July 2, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The City of Pinellas Park is considering an ordinance to approve a new residential development plan for a 0.69-acre property. The proposal establishes a Residential Planned Unit Development (RPUD) overlay on land currently zoned for duplexes (R-4).
This ordinance changes the land-use rules for a specific 0.69-acre parcel at 3355 70th Avenue North, which will dictate the density and type of residential construction allowed on that site.
Who It Affects
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Property owners at 3355 70th Avenue North
The development potential and land-use regulations for this specific parcel are being modified by the ordinance.
Nearby residents
The character and density of the neighborhood may change based on the approved Master Plan for the site.
Key Facts
- The ordinance adopts a Master Plan for a Residential Planned Unit Development (RPUD) overlay.
- The site is located at 3355 70th Avenue North, covering 0.69 acres.
- The underlying zoning for the property is designated as Duplex Residential District (R-4).
- The proposal is identified by file number PUD-0226-00003.
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- The city certifies that this development plan is consistent with the city's adopted Comprehensive Plan.
- The ordinance includes a provision to repeal any previous ordinances that conflict with this new plan.
- The matter is subject to a quasi-judicial public hearing process.
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Use of RPUD Overlays
The city is utilizing an overlay district to manage development on a small 0.69-acre parcel, suggesting a preference for site-specific planning over standard zoning changes.
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