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Read. Follow. Verify.Zoning Change Request for 6.12 Acres in Brandon (RZ-PD 22-1401)
Record date · June 13, 2023
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What This Bill Does
This document outlines a successful application to rezone a 6.12-acre property located near the intersection of Loma Vista Drive and Tevalo Drive in Brandon. The request to change the zoning from to was reviewed and recommended for approval by local planning authorities.
The approval of this rezoning request changes the legal land-use designation for a 6.12-acre site, which dictates the types of development and density allowed on the property moving forward.
Who It Affects
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Michael Hoffman
As the applicant, the zoning change allows for the development of the property under the new PD classification.
Brandon residents
Residents in the vicinity may be affected by future development projects permitted under the new zoning designation.
Key Facts
- The application RZ-PD 22-1401 to rezone the property has been passed.
- The property consists of 6.12 acres located 800 feet northeast of the intersection of Loma Vista Drive and Tevalo Drive.
- The existing zoning classification for the site was AS-1.
- The requested zoning classification is PD (Planned Development).
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- The property is located within the Urban service area.
- The property is designated as RES-2 under the Comprehensive Plan.
- The Zoning Hearing Master recommended approval of the request.
- Development Services found the request approvable, subject to specific conditions.
- The Planning Commission determined the request is consistent with the community plan.
- The application was introduced on December 14, 2022.
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Standardized Zoning Approval
The application moved through the review process with consistent support from the Hearing Master, Development Services, and the Planning Commission.
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