2259 26TH St W

Case 2024-0420 · Quasi-Judicial Ordinance · Commercial / retail · City of Jacksonville

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In short

Andre Harrell, agent for property owner Verlene Harrell, seeks designation of the West 26th Street Grocery at 2259 West 26th Street as a City of Jacksonville Landmark.

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The request, as filed

ORD-Q re Ch 307 (Historic Preservation & Protection), Ord Code; Desig the Commercial Bldg at 2259 W 26th St, btwn Almeda St & North Canal St as a Local Landmark - Verlene Harrell; Statement of Landmark Criteria Satisfied; Identifying Those Activities Which Require the Issuance of a COA; Directing the Chief of Legislative Svcs to Notify the Applicant, the Property Owner, & the Property Appraiser of the Local Landmark Desig, & to Record the Local Landmark Desig in the Official Records of Duval County; Directing the...

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The facts on file

Case number2024-0420
Address2259 26TH St W
Case typeQuasi-Judicial Ordinance
ProductCommercial / retail
Site size1 acres
ApprovedJuly 23, 2024
JurisdictionCity of Jacksonville

The story so far

May 28, 2024Introduced (City Council)
July 23, 2024Enacted (City Council ยท final)

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What this case is

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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