Manatee County Planning Commission Meeting: September 12, 2024
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The Frame
These decisions will determine the allowed uses, density, and development types for over 300 acres of land in Manatee County, directly impacting future construction projects and neighborhood zoning.
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Property owners at project sites
The proposed land use changes will alter the development potential and zoning restrictions for their specific parcels.
Residents near SR 64 E and Prospect Road
Proposed changes to density and land use in their vicinity may impact future traffic and neighborhood character.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The Planning Commission will review five separate ordinances (24-34, 24-36, 24-32, 23-22, 23-24) regarding Comprehensive Plan amendments.
- Skyway Trailers (PA-23-25): Proposes changing 7.63 acres at 1827 36th Avenue East from Residential-9 to Industrial Light.
- Penler (PA-23-21): Proposes changing 20.19 acres at 12108 and 12310 SR 64 E from Urban Fringe-3 to Retail/Office/Residential, limited to 300 dwelling units and 50,000 sq ft of non-residential space.
- KMF Affordable (PA-24-02): Proposes changing 18.3 acres at 6350 and 6480 Prospect Road from Residential-6 to Residential-9, with a maximum density of 17 units per acre and a requirement for an affordable housing agreement.
- Corrective Amendment (PA-24-08): Reclassifies 234.94 acres of county-owned land at 2425 Tallevast Road, 16410 Rangeland Parkway, and 5895 Post Blvd to various industrial and mixed-use categories.
- Corrective Amendment (PA-24-09): Reclassifies 36 acres of county-owned land at the intersection of Rangeland Parkway and Post Boulevard to mixed-use categories.
- The meeting is scheduled for September 12, 2024, at 9:00 A.M. at the Manatee County Government Administration Building, 1112 Manatee Avenue West, Bradenton, Florida.
Why It Matters
These decisions will determine the allowed uses, density, and development types for over 300 acres of land in Manatee County, directly impacting future construction projects and neighborhood zoning.
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Affordable Housing Requirement
The KMF Affordable project (PA-24-02) explicitly requires a Land Use Restriction Agreement for affordable housing, marking a specific policy condition for that development.
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Sources
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