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Read. Follow. Verify.Rezoning Approval for Old Cutler Road and S.W. 216 Street
Record date · January 15, 2014
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What This Bill Does
The Town of Cutler Bay has approved a request to rezone approximately 1.8 acres of land located at Old Cutler Road and S.W. 216 Street. The property will change from Single-Family and Neighborhood Residential districts to a Neighborhood Center 1 (NC-1) district.
This ordinance changes the legal land-use designation for 1.8 acres, which dictates the types of buildings and businesses that can be developed on the site.
Who It Affects
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Old Cutler Development Partners, LLC
The entity is granted a change in zoning classification for their property, altering the development potential of the site.
Nearby residents
The character and potential use of the adjacent 1.8-acre site are changed from residential to a neighborhood center designation.
Key Facts
- The ordinance approves the rezoning of approximately 1.8 acres of land.
- The property is located at the intersection of Old Cutler Road and S.W. 216 Street.
- The zoning designation changes from SR (Single-Family Residential) and NR (Neighborhood Residential) to NC-1 (Neighborhood Center 1).
- The affected properties are identified by folio numbers 36-6008-005-0540, 36-6008-005-0550, and 36-6008-005-0620.
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- The request was submitted by Old Cutler Development Partners, LLC for the Old Cutler Neighborhood Center project.
- The ordinance was reported from the Local Planning Agency (LPA) prior to approval.
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Neighborhood Center Development
The ordinance reflects a shift from purely residential zoning to a mixed-use 'Neighborhood Center' designation for this specific site.
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