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Land Use Map Correction for 9.7 Acres

Original title: Public Hearing (LDCPAS-2025-34 CR 546 Map Correction CPA) (Adoption Hearing) to consider the adoption of a Small-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment to change the Future Land Use from Agricultural/Residential Rural (A/RR) to Residential Suburban on ±9.7 acres to correct an error in the Future Land Use Map in the Rural Development Area (RDA). (No Fiscal Impact)

Record date · February 17, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The Board of County Commissioners has approved a correction to the county's Map. This change updates the designation of a 9.7-acre property from 'Agricultural/Residential Rural' to 'Residential Suburban' to fix a mapping error.

Why it matters

This decision officially changes the land use classification for a specific 9.7-acre site, which dictates the types of development permitted on that land under the county's comprehensive plan.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Property owners of the 9.7-acre site

The land use designation for their property has been officially updated from Agricultural/Residential Rural to Residential Suburban.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does this land use change mean for the property?
The property is now classified as 'Residential Suburban' instead of 'Agricultural/Residential Rural' to correct a mapping error.
Does this change cost the county any money?
No, the document states there is no fiscal impact.

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Administrative Map Correction

The use of an expedited hearing process for a 'Map Correction' suggests the county has a streamlined mechanism for fixing clerical errors in land use planning.

Connected Entities

Board of County Commissioners

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