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10/07/1997
Control Number
97-274
Agenda Item Number
11.G.1.
Entity Name
Lothar K. & Paulette L. Zeran
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Contract for Sale - Lothar K. & Paulette L. Zeran - 1st Street SW R/W, Parcel #131 Project #8823
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA <br />MEMORANDUM <br />Jim Davis, P. E. <br />Public Works ]Director <br />. 4 <br />es 6. <br />Stan Boling, AICP <br />Planning Director <br />June 12, 1997 <br />SUBJECT: Schwartz & Zeran Properties <br />4 Tax Parcel #s: 16-33-39-00001-0130-00002.0 and 1.0 <br />Exhibit 'D' <br />Each of the above referenced properties is located on the north side of I st Street S.W. east of 58th <br />Avenue, is zoned A-1 (Agriculture), is designated on the landscape plan as L-1 (Low Tensity <br />. Residential up to 3 units per acre), and encompasses approximately 810,000 square feet (:k 18.6 acres) <br />of area. Each parcel will retain its A-1 zoning until the property owner applies to rezone all or a <br />portion of the property. used on each parcel's L-1 land use designation, planning staff would <br />p P 8 <br />support requests to rezone all or portions of the properties fronting 1 st Street S.W. from A-1 to <br />` RS -3. <br />f <br />4 <br />Under county land development regulations, the county can acquire 50of I st Street S.W. right -of- <br />4. <br />way from each property without precluding each owner the option of creating 4 buildable parcels <br />from each original X810,000 square foot parcel. Right -of -Way acquisition and parcel division can be <br />accomplished in I of 2 ways: <br />The county can acquire the right-of-way and the remaining :780,000 square foot tract could <br />be divided into 4 parcels, as follows: <br />a. A +.180,000 square foot parcel along 1 st Street S.W. could be split -off from the tract <br />and rezoned from A-1 to RS -3. That parcel could be developed as a single family lot <br />or further divided by subdivision plat. <br />b. The remaining 600,000 square feet would still be zoned A-1 and could be divided <br />through the county's "affidavit of exemption" process into three 200,000 square foot <br />buildable parcels. Each parcel would need 60' of frontage on I st Street S.W. or <br />Lateral B/58th Avenue. <br />Each 810,000 square foot tract could first be divided through the county's "affidavit of <br />exemption" process into four, 1200,000 square foot A-1 zoned parcels. Each parcel would <br />need 60' of frontage on 1st Street S.W. or Lateral B/5 8th Avenue. Subsequent right-of-way <br />acquisition would result in one. or more parcels having less than 204,000 square feet of area. <br />However, such nonconforming parcels would be legal, "grandfathered -in" buildable parcels. <br />Nonconformities created by public right-of-way acquisition are allowed to continue and are <br />not required to be made conforming (reference nonconformities code section 904.05). <br />I hope this information is helpful. If you or the property owners involved have any questions about <br />these matters, please call me at extension 253. <br />Y cc <br />s 1; <br />Robert M. Keating, AICP Eric Blad <br />John McCoy, AICP <br />u\c\s\schwartz.mem <br />1 <br />.e <br />{ <br />R; <br />�a <br />z <br />1 <br />z <br />" <br />2. <br />The county can acquire the right-of-way and the remaining :780,000 square foot tract could <br />be divided into 4 parcels, as follows: <br />a. A +.180,000 square foot parcel along 1 st Street S.W. could be split -off from the tract <br />and rezoned from A-1 to RS -3. That parcel could be developed as a single family lot <br />or further divided by subdivision plat. <br />b. The remaining 600,000 square feet would still be zoned A-1 and could be divided <br />through the county's "affidavit of exemption" process into three 200,000 square foot <br />buildable parcels. Each parcel would need 60' of frontage on I st Street S.W. or <br />Lateral B/58th Avenue. <br />Each 810,000 square foot tract could first be divided through the county's "affidavit of <br />exemption" process into four, 1200,000 square foot A-1 zoned parcels. Each parcel would <br />need 60' of frontage on 1st Street S.W. or Lateral B/5 8th Avenue. Subsequent right-of-way <br />acquisition would result in one. or more parcels having less than 204,000 square feet of area. <br />However, such nonconforming parcels would be legal, "grandfathered -in" buildable parcels. <br />Nonconformities created by public right-of-way acquisition are allowed to continue and are <br />not required to be made conforming (reference nonconformities code section 904.05). <br />I hope this information is helpful. If you or the property owners involved have any questions about <br />these matters, please call me at extension 253. <br />Y cc <br />s 1; <br />Robert M. Keating, AICP Eric Blad <br />John McCoy, AICP <br />u\c\s\schwartz.mem <br />
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