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Council approves first reading of two South Tampa comprehensive plan amendments
Summary
Tampa City Council voted unanimously to approve first reading for two small-scale comprehensive plan amendments in the Parkland Estates neighborhood that would reclassify parcels to Community Mixed Use (CMU 35), increasing potential residential and nonresidential capacity; second readings set for May 15.
Tampa City Council unanimously approved first reading consideration for two small-scale comprehensive plan amendments affecting adjacent parcels in the Parkland Estates neighborhood of South Tampa.
The Planning Commission’s Emily Phelan, planning commission staff, told council the first privately initiated amendment (file TACPA24-19) covers approximately 0.32 acres at 706 South Moody Avenue and would change the future land use from Residential 10 (R-10) to Community Mixed Use 35 (CMU-35). Under R-10, Phelan said, the site could be considered for about three dwelling units or roughly 4,800 square feet of nonresidential uses; under CMU-35 the parcel could be considered for 11 units or about 27,800 square feet. The commission recommended the…
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