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Planning commissioners recommend County Line North PD and two adjacent MPUDs despite resident traffic and school concerns
Summary
The Pasco County Local Planning Agency voted to recommend approval of a comprehensive plan amendment and two master-planned unit developments that together would add roughly 444 townhomes and 10,000 square feet of commercial space; staff and residents discussed traffic, sewer extension and school assignments.
The Pasco County Local Planning Agency recommended approval of a comprehensive plan amendment (County Line North PD) and two companion rezoning/master-planned unit developments (Sun City County Line North MPUD and Suncoast Village MPUD) after staff said the projects align with the county's North Market area vision.
Planner Ed Sodium presented the County Line North PD package, telling the commission the proposal is "approximately 38.68 acres" and would build "about 300 town homes and approximately 10,000 square feet of commercial and office space." He said the proposal includes a sub-area policy that limits density and places employment-generating uses on the arterial frontage, with residential behind.
The commission's nut graf: commissioners recommended the plan- and zoning-level changes to align the properties with neighboring PD and MPUD designations, while residents and two commissioners pressed staff and developers for more…
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