Case 2024-0274 · Rezoning · Multifamily · City of Jacksonville
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ORD-Q Rezoning at 851 N Market St, btwn Market St N & Liberty St N - (4.48± Acres) - PBF-1 to PUD, to Permit Commercial & Multi-Family Residential Uses, Including the Sale & Svc of All Alcoholic Beverages, Including Liquor, Beer & Wine, for On-Premises & Off-Premises Consumption on Property Located Less Than 1,500 ft from Several Churches & Schools Without the Requirement to Obtain a Waiver of Min Distance for a Liquor License Location Pursuant to Sec 656.805, Ord Code, as Described in the Made at the Armory PUD...
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| Case number | 2024-0274 |
|---|---|
| Address | 851 Market St N |
| Case type | Rezoning |
| Product | Multifamily |
| Site size | 4.48 acres |
| Requested zoning | PBF-1 → PUD |
| Approved | June 25, 2024 |
| Jurisdiction | City of Jacksonville |
| April 9, 2024 | Introduced (City Council) |
| June 25, 2024 | Enacted (City Council · final) |
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Rezoning. A rezoning asks the local government to change the zoning district on a piece of land, which changes what can be built there and how much of it. It is decided by the elected board after a public hearing, usually with a recommendation from a planning board first, and takes effect by ordinance. Approval sets the entitlement. The owner still needs a site plan and building permits before construction starts, and each of those is its own step on the record.
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| April 9, 2024 | Comp-Plan / FLUM Amendment 2024-0273 filed |
| June 25, 2024 | Comp-Plan / FLUM Amendment 2024-0273 approved |
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