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Read. Follow. Verify.Proposed Zoning Change for GrayLineX Industrial Site
Record date · July 21, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The Board of County Commissioners is holding a public hearing to consider an ordinance that would limit the of industrial activity allowed at the GrayLineX site. This amendment to the Land Development Code is linked to a related , case LDCPAS-2026-10.
This ordinance establishes new restrictions on the scale and of industrial operations permitted at a specific site, which directly dictates the potential scope of development for that property.
Who It Affects
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GrayLineX property owners/developers
The ordinance imposes new intensity limits on industrial activities permitted at their site.
Local residents near the GrayLineX site
The ordinance regulates the scale and intensity of industrial operations that may occur in their vicinity.
Key Facts
- The Board of County Commissioners is considering an ordinance to amend the Land Development Code, specifically Appendix E, Section E105.
- The amendment aims to limit the intensity of proposed Industrial (IND) activity at the GrayLineX site.
- The ordinance is formally linked to a related case, LDCPAS-2026-10.
- The document states there is no fiscal impact associated with this amendment.
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- The file number for this legislative item is 26-1281.
- The item is classified as an 'Expedited Hearing' under Public Hearings.
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Linked Planning Cases
The ordinance is explicitly tied to a separate comprehensive plan amendment (LDCPAS-2026-10), suggesting the two items are part of a coordinated planning effort.
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