Zoning Change Approved for 7819 E Elm St.
September 10, 2024
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The Frame
This decision changes the legal zoning classification for 11.43 acres of land, which dictates the types of development and land use permitted at the 7819 E Elm St. site.
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PALMA DEVELOPMENT, LLC
The applicant is granted a change in zoning classification for their property at 7819 E Elm St.
East Lake Orient Park residents
The land use designation for 11.43 acres within their community plan area has been changed to a Planned Development district.
Last recorded activity September 10, 2024.
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Why It Matters
This decision changes the legal zoning classification for 11.43 acres of land, which dictates the types of development and land use permitted at the 7819 E Elm St. site.
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Alignment with Community Plan
The application was explicitly vetted for consistency with the East Lake Orient Park community plan, ensuring the PD zoning aligns with local planning goals.
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