Case ADD2016-00149 · Administrative Deviation / PD Amendment · Single-family / townhome · Lee County
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ADD. Revision to the minimum lot depth from 165' to 155' for single family regarding property development regulations. Board notes: ADD2016-00149, 14SEP16, ADM APPROVAL IN AN RPD ZONING DISTRICT TO MODIFY THE MINIMUM LOT DEPTH FROM 165 TO 155 FEET FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 17501 CORKSCREW RD. W/CONDS..
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| Case number | ADD2016-00149 |
|---|---|
| Project name, as filed | Corkscrew Farms |
| Case type | Administrative Deviation / PD Amendment |
| Product | Single-family / townhome |
| Site size | 126.44 acres |
| Approved | 2016 |
| Jurisdiction | Lee County |
| 2016 | Approved |
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Planned development amendment. A planned development amendment changes the approved plan or conditions of an existing planned development: the layout, the mix of uses, a density figure, a condition of approval. Minor changes are often handled by staff; larger ones go back to the board that adopted the original plan. Once the amendment is approved, the project proceeds under the revised plan through site plans and building permits.
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| 2017 | Administrative Deviation / PD Amendment ADD2017-00177 approved |
| 2017 | Development project DOS2017-00086 approved |
| 2021 | Development project DOS2021-00011 approved |
| October 28, 2022 | Site Development Order DOS2016-00013 approved |
| October 28, 2022 | Site Development Order DOS2016-00096 approved |
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