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Rezoning Approval for 1325 NW 6 Street

Original title: Second Reading - Quasi-Judicial - Ordinance Rezoning from Residential Multifamily Low Rise/Medium Density (RM-15) District to Northwest Regional Activity Center - Mixed-Use West (NWRAC-MUw) District - 1325 NW 6 Street - New Hope Development Corporation - Case No. UDP-Z24006 - (Commission District 3) Anyone wishing to speak must be sworn in. The Commission will announce any site visits, communications or expert opinions received and make them part of the record.

September 3, 2025

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The Frame

What this does

This rezoning changes the legal land-use designation for the property at 1325 NW 6 Street, which dictates the types of development and density permitted at that site under the Northwest Regional Activity Center framework.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

New Hope Development Corporation

The corporation is the applicant whose property is subject to the new zoning regulations.

Residents of Commission District 3

Residents in the vicinity of the property will see changes in the permitted land use and potential future development types allowed at 1325 NW 6 Street.

What changed

Last recorded activity September 3, 2025.

What's next

Next step not available in the current record.

Summary

The City Commission has passed an ordinance to rezone the property at 1325 NW 6 Street from a residential multifamily district to a mixed-use regional activity center district. This change, requested by the New Hope Development Corporation, allows for different types of land use at this specific location.

Key Facts

The ordinance to rezone 1325 NW 6 Street has officially passed.
The property is rezoned from Residential Multifamily Low Rise/Medium Density (RM-15) to Northwest Regional Activity Center - Mixed-Use West (NWRAC-MUw).
The application was processed under Case No. UDP-Z24006.
The property is located within Commission District 3.
The ordinance was introduced on July 29, 2025.
The proceedings were conducted as a quasi-judicial matter, requiring speakers to be sworn in.

Why It Matters

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the rezoning change mean for the property?

The property is moving from a residential-focused zoning category () to a mixed-use category (), which typically allows for a combination of residential, commercial, and office uses.

Can I still provide input on this project?

The ordinance has already passed, meaning the legislative decision is finalized.

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Zoning Transition

The transition from a residential-only district to a mixed-use regional activity center indicates a shift toward higher-intensity land use for this specific parcel.

1325 NW 6 Street

Connected Entities

locationCommission District 3“The administrative district where the property is located.”Map →

organizationNew Hope Development Corporation“The applicant requesting the zoning change.”Map →

other25-0789“The file number for the ordinance.”Map →

location1325 NW 6 Street“The specific property subject to the rezoning ordinance.”Map →

otherUDP-Z24006“The specific case number assigned to this rezoning application.”Map →

Sources

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