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Planned 93-acre Cassie Land Development triggers water-capacity concurrency questions; staff to clarify spreadsheet methodology
Summary
A proposed 93.45-acre Cassie Land Development annexation and zoning request could yield up to 362 houses and produced a negative potable-water concurrency figure in staff materials; utilities staff said the negative number reflects vested prior approvals, not immediate overuse.
City staff reviewed a large-scale future land-use and zoning request from Cassie Land Development covering about 93.45 acres annexed earlier this year in the Old Bartow Road area. The applicant requests neighborhood suburban future land use and multifamily residential low-density (R-3) zoning with an expected build-out scenario that staff estimated could yield up to 362 single-family residential units under the proposed designations.
Commissioners and staff focused on a concurrency table in the project fact sheet that showed a remaining potable water capacity “negative 89,524” gallons per day. Eric, a utilities staff member, explained the negative number is a snapshot…
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