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Planning Commission recommends rezoning of 5.8-acre Habitat for Humanity parcel to R1A
Summary
The Planning Commission voted to recommend approval of rezoning application Z25000024 to change a 5.8-acre Habitat for Humanity parcel from R1B to R1A, aligning zoning with the county's low‑density future land use designation; staff said the change would allow up to about 23 single‑family units.
At its Nov. 19 meeting, the Alachua County Planning Commission voted to recommend approval of rezoning application C25000024, a request to change a roughly 5.8‑acre parcel owned by Habitat for Humanity from R1B to R1A.
Growth Management staff, speaking for the record, described the request and the rationale: "This item tonight is C25000024. A rezoning request to rezone from the R1B Single family Residential District to the R1A, also single family residential," and later recommended that "staff recommends the Planning Commission to find that this proposed rezoning request is consistent with…
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