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Read. Follow. Verify.Rezoning of Northport Utility Site (P25-172)
Record date · December 2, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The City of Port St. Lucie has approved the rezoning of four parcels of land totaling 0.92 acres near NE Airoso Boulevard and NE St. James Drive. The land will change from to Utility (U) zoning.
This rezoning changes the legal land-use designation for 0.92 acres of property, allowing the site to be used for utility-related infrastructure instead of mixed-use development.
Who It Affects
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Property owners in the immediate vicinity
The land-use designation for the adjacent 0.92-acre site has changed, which dictates the types of infrastructure or facilities that can be built there.
City of Port St. Lucie utility department
The department now has the legal zoning authority to utilize the site for utility-related purposes.
Key Facts
- The Planning and Zoning Board passed the rezoning request (File 2025-1156).
- The rezoning applies to four parcels totaling 0.92 acres.
- The land is located west of the intersection of NE Airoso Boulevard and NE St. James Drive.
- The legal description of the property is Port St. Lucie Section 25, Block 325, Lots 7 through 10.
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- The zoning designation changed from Limited Mixed Use (LMD) to Utility (U).
- The request was processed as a Quasi-Judicial public hearing.
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Utility Infrastructure Expansion
The city is actively converting mixed-use land to utility-specific zoning, suggesting planned infrastructure expansion in the Northport area.
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