Case 91-03-05-DCI-03 · Planned Development (DCI) · Single-family / townhome · Lee County
Approved in June 1991. A newer filing on this parcel has superseded this case.
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DCI. Rezone 20.67± acres from AG-2, RS-1, and RM-2 to RPD to permit 22 single-family homes not to excedd 2 stories or 35' above average grade. In reference to St. James Cove. w/conds. Board notes: Z-91-030, 91-03-05-DCI-03, 10JUN1991, Rezone 20.67± acres from AG-2, RS-1, and RM-2 to RPD to permit 22 single-family homes not to excedd 2 stories or 35' above average grade. In reference to St. James Cove. w/conds.. Resolution: Z-91-030.
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| Case number | 91-03-05-DCI-03 |
|---|---|
| Project name, as filed | St. James Cove |
| Case type | Planned Development (DCI) |
| Product | Single-family / townhome |
| Site size | 20.67 acres |
| Requested zoning | AG-2, RS-1, AND RM-2 → RPD |
| Approved | June 10, 1991 |
| Jurisdiction | Lee County |
| June 10, 1991 | Approved |
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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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| 2004 | Planned Development (DCI) DCI2004-00018 approved |
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