SAL BRUNO

Case 88-4-6 DCI · Planned Development (DCI) · Commercial / retail · Lee County

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Approved, no recent activity. Approved in May 1988.

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The request, as filed

DCI. REZONING FROM THE TFC-2 TO COMMERCIAL PLANNED DEVELOPMENT, TO PERMIT A COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT WITH A MAX OF 6200 SQFT NOT TO EXCEED 20 FT ABOVE AVERAGE GRADE.. Resolution: Z-88-092.

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The facts on file

Case number88-4-6 DCI
Project name, as filedSAL BRUNO
Case typePlanned Development (DCI)
ProductCommercial / retail
Site size1 acres
ApprovedMay 9, 1988
JurisdictionLee County

The story so far

May 9, 1988Approved

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What this case is

Planned development. A planned development is a custom zoning district written for one property. Instead of a standard district's rules, the approval carries its own list of allowed uses, densities, heights and conditions, adopted by ordinance after public hearings. The planned development sets the entitlement. Detailed site plans and building permits still follow before anything is built.

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