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Read. Follow. Verify.Zoning Change Request for 5415 Palm River Rd.
Record date · April 9, 2024
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What This Bill Does
Lennar Homes has applied to rezone a 7.62-acre property at 5415 Palm River Rd. from its current residential classification () to a Planned Development () district. The proposal has received a recommendation for approval from the Zoning Hearing Master and is considered consistent with the local by the Planning Commission.
This rezoning request determines the future development rights and land-use regulations for a 7.62-acre site in the Greater Palm River community, which may impact local density and infrastructure requirements.
Who It Affects
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Lennar Homes
As the applicant, Lennar Homes is seeking a change in land-use regulations for the property they intend to develop.
Greater Palm River residents
Residents in the immediate vicinity of 5415 Palm River Rd. may see changes in land use and development density resulting from the rezoning.
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The request is explicitly noted as being within the 'Urban' service area, which often signals a policy preference for higher density or infill development.
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