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Record date · March 19, 2024
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What This Bill Does
Summerall Land Acquisition LLC has received approval for a to their existing zoning plan for a 27.49-acre site near Bloomingdale Avenue and Old Twig Lane in Brandon. The change replaces a previously required pedestrian crossing and crossing guard funding with the installation of a bus stop and shelter.
This decision changes the infrastructure requirements for a 27.49-acre development site, replacing a planned pedestrian crossing and crossing guard funding with a bus stop and shelter.
Who It Affects
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SUMMERALL LAND ACQUISITION LLC
The applicant is required to install a bus stop and shelter instead of the previously mandated pedestrian crossing and crossing guard funding.
Brandon residents
Local residents will have access to a new bus stop and shelter instead of a pedestrian crossing and crossing guard at this location.
Key Facts
- The application (PRS 24-0112) was approved by the BOCC Land Use board.
- The developer is permitted to replace a required pedestrian crossing and crossing guard funding with a bus stop and shelter.
- The project site covers 27.49 acres.
- The site is located north of the intersection of Bloomingdale Avenue and Old Twig Lane, including both sides of Old Twig Lane.
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- The property is identified by folio numbers 73807.5000, 73807.5010, and 73814.0000.
- The site is designated under the RES-16 Comprehensive Plan and is within the Urban Service Area.
- The existing zoning is PD (21-0420).
- The approval is subject to specific conditions.
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Infrastructure Trade-off
The approval reflects a shift in developer obligations from pedestrian safety infrastructure (crossing guard/crossing) to public transit infrastructure (bus stop/shelter).
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