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The Hammocks HOA

Case SA-2024-05 · Comprehensive Plan Amendment (SCPA) · Multifamily · Sarasota County

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Approved.

In short

Change the Future Land Use designation from MGU (Major Government Use) to MODR (Moderate Density Residential) and rezone from GU (Government Use) to RSF-1 (Residential Single-Family) to allow the Hammocks HOA to construct a playground for the subdivision.

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The facts on file

Case numberSA-2024-05
AddressThe Hammocks HOA
Case typeComprehensive Plan Amendment (SCPA)
ProductMultifamily
Current zoningMODR
ApprovedOctober 26, 2024
Applicant of recordJason Utley, Planning Analytics, LLC
JurisdictionSarasota County

The story so far

October 26, 2024Approved
January 16, 2025Planning Commission hearing
February 25, 2025Board of County Commissioners hearing

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What this case is

Comprehensive plan amendment. A comprehensive plan amendment changes the future land use designation on the land, which is the ceiling on what the zoning can later allow. In Florida a small-scale amendment adopts in one local step; a larger one is transmitted to the state for review before the local board adopts it. Adoption changes the plan, not the zoning. A rezoning usually follows, sometimes filed as a companion case at the same time.

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