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Read. Follow. Verify.Ordinance 2026-12: Removing Development Restrictions on SW 43rd Court Land
Record date · April 21, 2026
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What This Bill Does
This ordinance proposes removing two specific development policies (18.13 and 18.24) from the city's for a portion of land located on SW 43rd Court. The change affects 75.93 acres within a larger 251.09-acre site.
The removal of these policies changes the regulatory conditions for development on 75.93 acres of land, which may alter future construction requirements or land use permissions for the property owners.
Who It Affects
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Property owners of the affected parcels
The owners are subject to the removal of specific development conditions previously tied to their land.
Nearby residents on SW 43rd Court
Residents may see changes in how the adjacent land is developed or utilized following the removal of these policies.
Key Facts
- Ordinance 2026-12 proposes the deletion of Policy 18.13 and Policy 18.24 from the Future Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan.
- The policy changes apply to 75.93 acres of land.
- The affected acreage is part of two larger parcels totaling approximately 251.09 acres.
- The land is located in the 3000 and 4000 to 4300 blocks of SW 43rd Court.
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- The ordinance is currently in its second reading stage.
- The ordinance was introduced on March 11, 2026.
- The administrative case number for this amendment is FLUP25-0001.
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Targeted Policy Removal
The ordinance specifically targets the removal of two policies for a subset of a larger property, suggesting a specific development project may be planned for that 75.93-acre portion.
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