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F, <br />J U L 151981 <br />SENIOR PLANNER ART CHALLACOMBE REVIEWED THE PLANNING STAFF'S <br />RECOMMENDATION, AS FOLLOWS: <br />TO" Neil Nelson <br />County Administrator <br />FROM: avi d M. Re err <br />Planning and Zoning Director <br />DATE: July 15, 1981 FILE: ZC 80-28-448 <br />SUBJECT: County initiated rezoning from C -1A <br />and R-3 to R -2B <br />REFERENCES: <br />It is recommended that the data herein presented be given formal consideration by <br />the Board of County Commissioners. <br />1. Description and Conditions <br />The Board of County Commissioners initiated rezoning procedures to rezone approximately <br />18 acres from C -1A Restricted Commercial and R-3 Multi -Family Residential (15 units/ <br />acre) to R -2B Multi -Family Residential (8.1 units/acre). Subject property is located <br />on the east side of U.S. #1, south of 110th Street directly adjacent to the southern <br />boundary of Floravon Shores Subdivision and extends from U.S. #1 to the Indian River. <br />The site presently contains 9 occupied mobile home units -grouped in the northwest - <br />section of the subject property along -U.S. #1. The remainder of the property is vacant <br />with marl drives. There is a dilapidated dock on the Indian River which is part of the <br />R-3 parcel. The area is in the 100 -year flood plain. <br />2. Alternatives and Analysis <br />A) Approve rezoning of the entire 18 acre parcel from C -1A and R-3 to R -2B Multi - <br />Family (8.1 units/acre). Thi -s would allow -a maximum of 146 units for the entire parcel. <br />It is recognized that there is an excessive amount of commercial districts in this <br />area, thus staff does not object to down zoning the subject property._ In keeping with <br />existing zoning configuration and carrying capacity -of the land, R -2B Multi -Family <br />Residential (8.1 units/acre) would allow an appropriate density level. - <br />The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended rezoning 8.1 acres from C -1A Com- <br />mercial to R -2B Multi -Family Residential. The Board of County Commissioners initiated <br />action to rezone the entire parcel to R-2 Multi -Family Resi-dential on May 22, 1981. <br />B) Discontinue rezoning procedures, leaving the existing zoning configuration <br />intact. The R-3 portion will allow a gross density of 15 units/acre with a maximum <br />total of 120 units. There would remain 8.1 acres of C -1A property. <br />3. Recommendation <br />A. That the F;,&-L'ire 18 -acre parcel be rezoned from C -1A and R-3 to R -2B Multi - <br />Family ",csidential (8.1- units/acre). <br />B. That the Ordinance effecting rezoning be adopted. <br />W, <br />
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