Zoning Change Request for Hurley Road and Bloomingdale Avenue

Original title: Application Number: RZ-STD 24-1203 Applicant: TODD PRESSMAN, PRESSMAN & ASSOC., INC Location: NW Corner of Hurley Rd & Bloomingdale Ave. Folio Number: 73160.5000 Acreage: 0.7 acres, more or less Comprehensive Plan: RES-4 Service Area: Urban Community Plan: Brandon Existing Zoning: RSC-2 Request: Rezone to CN(R) RECOMMENDATION: Zoning Hearing Master: Denial Development Services: Not Supportable Planning Commission: Inconsistent with Plan

February 11, 2025

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The Frame

What this does

The approval of this rezoning application changes the permitted land use for the 0.7-acre site at the corner of Hurley Road and Bloomingdale Avenue, overriding the recommendations of multiple planning and zoning authorities.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Todd Pressman / Pressman & Assoc., Inc.

The applicant is seeking a change in zoning classification for the specified property.

Brandon Community Residents

Residents in the vicinity of Hurley Road and Bloomingdale Avenue are affected by changes to land use and zoning in their community.

What changed

Last recorded activity February 11, 2025.

What's next

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Summary

This document outlines a request to rezone a 0.7-acre property at the corner of Hurley Road and Bloomingdale Avenue in Brandon from to . Despite recommendations for denial from the Zoning Hearing Master, Development Services, and the Planning Commission, the application status is listed as 'Passed'.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the rezoning change mean for this property?

The property is being rezoned from to , which changes the land use regulations applicable to the 0.7-acre site.

Did the planning authorities support this change?

No. The Zoning Hearing Master, Development Services, and the Planning Commission all recommended against the change or found it inconsistent with existing plans.