Case 20-1265 · Planned Development rezoning · Multifamily · Hillsborough County
12525 Balm Boyette Rd, Riverview · aerial view
Stormwater construction notice · this project's environmental resource permit [890777] told the water management district construction was starting on this permit's site. Matched to this case by the project name and the district's mapped location (the districts publish no parcel number). The notice covers the permit's site and stormwater work; it is not a building permit.
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Rezone AR → PD. Proposed use: RESIDENTIAL.
The source's own wording of the request, unedited.
| Case number | 20-1265 |
|---|---|
| Project name, as filed | RESIDENTIAL |
| Address | 12525 Balm Boyette Rd, Riverview |
| Case type | Planned Development rezoning |
| Product | Multifamily |
| Site size | 102.6 acres |
| Units stated in the filing | 204 |
| Requested zoning | PD |
| Approved | April 13, 2021 |
| Applicant of record | Mattamy Tampa/Sarasota, LLC |
| Jurisdiction | Hillsborough County |
| September 17, 2020 | Application filed |
| December 2, 2020 | Introduced (BOCC Land Use) |
| April 13, 2021 | Approved (status: APPROVED) |
| April 13, 2021 | Denied (BOCC Land Use) |
| April 14, 2026 | Stormwater construction notice · this project's environmental resource permit [890777] told the water management district construction was starting on this permit's site. Matched to this case by the project name and the district's mapped location (the districts publish no parcel number). The notice covers the permit's site and stormwater work; it is not a building permit. |
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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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