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Zoning Change Approved for 12910 Boyette Road

Original title: Application Number: RZ-PD 24-0538 Applicant: ALLIANT PARTNERS DEVELOPMENT Location: 12910 Boyette Rd. Folio Number: 76763.1500 Acreage: 18.06 acres, more or less Comprehensive Plan: RES-4 Service Area: Urban Community Plan: Riverview Existing Zoning: AR Request: Rezone to PD RECOMMENDATION: Zoning Hearing Master: Approval Development Services: Approvable, Subject to Conditions Planning Commission: Inconsistent with Plan

September 10, 2024

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What this does

This decision changes the legal land-use designation for an 18.06-acre site in Riverview, which dictates the types of development allowed on the property moving forward.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Alliant Partners Development

The applicant is granted a change in zoning classification for their property.

Riverview residents

The land-use designation for a local property has been altered, which may change future development patterns in the area.

What changed

Last recorded activity September 10, 2024.

What's next

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Summary

The Board of County Commissioners has approved a request to rezone 18.06 acres of land at 12910 Boyette Road from Agricultural Residential (AR) to Planned Development (PD). The application was submitted by Alliant Partners Development.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to rezone from AR to PD?
The property is moving from an Agricultural Residential (AR) classification to a Planned Development (PD) classification, which allows for more flexible, site-specific development standards.
Did the Planning Commission support this change?
No, the Planning Commission found the request to be inconsistent with the current comprehensive plan.

Why It Matters

This decision changes the legal land-use designation for an 18.06-acre site in Riverview, which dictates the types of development allowed on the property moving forward.

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Conflict between Planning Commission and BOCC

The BOCC approved a request that the Planning Commission explicitly found to be inconsistent with the comprehensive plan.

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