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Read. Follow. Verify.Land Use Change Approved for Villas of Sherwood and Sherwood Golf Club
Record date · September 5, 2024
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What This Bill Does
The local government has approved a request to change the future land use designation for properties owned by Villas of Sherwood, Inc. and Sherwood Golf Club, Inc. The amendment increases the allowed residential density from RES 4 to RES 15.
This change increases the maximum allowable residential density on the specified properties in District 1, which permits higher-density housing development than was previously allowed under the RES 4 designation.
Who It Affects
Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.
Villas of Sherwood, Inc.
The organization's property land use designation was changed, altering the development potential of their land.
Sherwood Golf Club, Inc.
The organization's property land use designation was changed, altering the development potential of their land.
District 1 Residents
Residents in the district may see changes in future development density on the specified properties.
Key Facts
- The Future Land Use designation for the subject properties was changed from RES 4 to RES 15.
- The amendment is identified as 23S.05 and file number 7087.
- The affected tax account numbers are 2100937, 2100938, 2113021, and 2111319.
- The request was submitted by Villas of Sherwood, Inc. and Sherwood Golf Club, Inc. via Jorge Ballarena.
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- The status of the request is officially 'Adopted'.
- The matter was handled by the Planning and Development body.
- The request was introduced on August 15, 2024.
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Density Increase
The amendment represents a significant increase in allowable residential density (from 4 to 15 units per acre) for the specified tax parcels.
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- Controversy40Intensity of disagreement among stakeholders
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