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Planning Commission approves Sackleson Hudson MPD rezoning with required interconnect condition after heavy public comment on traffic and flooding
Summary
The commission rezoned roughly 34.24 acres to allow up to 63 single-family homes as a Master Planned Unit Development; commissioners added a condition to ensure right-of-way dedication for a planned interconnect and heard extensive public concern about traffic, safety, flooding and impacts on rural properties.
The Pasco County Planning Commission voted to approve PD 257831 (Sackleson Hudson MPD), rezoning approximately 34.24 acres in northwest Pasco to a master-planned unit development that would allow up to 63 single-family homes on 60-foot lots.
Kurt Silverson (Planning Development and Economic Growth) presented the application and said the project seeks a maximum of 63 single-family detached homes on 34.24 acres with transportation commitments including construction of a two-lane, 62-foot-wide segment of Colony Road and dedication of 124 feet of right-of-way for the corridor. "The maximum development of 63 single family homes will retain 1 product type," Silverson said, adding that the proposal is well under the…
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