Proposed Zoning Change for Linear Commercial Corridor-X in Polk City
June 16, 2026
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The Frame
This change alters the regulatory framework for land development in the Polk City Special Protection Area, potentially enabling future re-zoning or land use map changes that were previously restricted by footnote 1 in the Green Swamp ACSC standards.
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Property owners in the Linear Commercial Corridor-X district
The amendment changes the regulatory process for potential future land use map changes on their property.
Polk City residents
The ordinance modifies land development standards within the local Special Protection Area.
Last recorded activity June 16, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The ordinance proposes removing footnote number 1 from Table 5.2 of the Land Development Code, Chapter 5.
- The amendment applies to the Linear Commercial Corridor-X (LCCX) district within the Polk City Special Protection Area.
- The change allows for future Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map amendments in the specified district.
- The document states there is no fiscal impact associated with this ordinance.
- The proposal is currently in the first reading stage as an expedited public hearing item.
- The amendment specifically targets Section 502, Standards for Land Use Districts in the Green Swamp ACSC.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does removing footnote 1 do?
Will this change cost taxpayers money?
Why It Matters
This change alters the regulatory framework for land development in the Polk City Special Protection Area, potentially enabling future re-zoning or land use map changes that were previously restricted by footnote 1 in the Green Swamp ACSC standards.
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Reduction of Land Use Restrictions
The ordinance represents a shift toward greater flexibility for land use map amendments in the Green Swamp ACSC by removing a previously established footnote restriction.
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