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Read. Follow. Verify.Proposed Zoning Change for 28 Acres at Tara Larga
Record date · October 25, 2022
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What This Bill Does
The Board of County Commissioners is considering a request to rezone 28 acres of land from the RE-1 (Single Family Residential) district to the R-1a (Single Family Residential) district. This public hearing is scheduled for 5:01 PM.
This rezoning determines the specific density and development standards allowed on this 28-acre parcel, which directly impacts future housing construction options for the property owner.
Who It Affects
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Property owner of Tara Larga
The owner's ability to develop the land is subject to the outcome of the rezoning request.
Nearby residents
Residents in the immediate vicinity may be affected by changes in allowed density or development standards on the 28-acre site.
Key Facts
- The request involves rezoning approximately 28 acres of land.
- The current zoning classification is RE-1 (Single Family Residential).
- The proposed zoning classification is R-1a (Single Family Residential).
- The request is classified as Quasi-Judicial, meaning the board acts in a court-like capacity.
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- The public hearing is scheduled for 5:01 PM.
- The file number for this request is 23-0024.
- The request was formally introduced on October 10, 2022.
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Zoning Classification Adjustment
The request seeks a shift between two single-family residential categories, suggesting a potential change in density or lot size requirements for the 28-acre site.
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