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Zoning Change Approval for 11004 Bloomingdale Ave

Original title: Application Number: MM 26-0335 Applicant: MARK BENTLEY Location: 11004 Bloomingdale Ave. Folio Number: 73833.0000 Acreage: 2.5 acres, more or less Comprehensive Plan: SMU-6 Service Area: Urban Community Plan: Brandon Existing Zoning: PD (23-0257) Request: Major Modification to PD RECOMMENDATION: Zoning Hearing Master: Approval Development Services: Approvable, Subject to Conditions Planning Commission: Consistent with Plan

May 12, 2026

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What this does

This decision authorizes a change to the development rules for a specific 2.5-acre site in the Brandon community, which may alter the permitted uses or density of the property.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Mark Bentley

The applicant is authorized to proceed with development under the modified zoning terms.

Brandon residents

Local residents may see changes in land use or development density at the specified Bloomingdale Avenue location.

What changed

Last recorded activity May 12, 2026.

What's next

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Summary

The Board of County Commissioners approved a major modification to the existing zoning for a 2.5-acre property located at 11004 Bloomingdale Ave in Brandon. The request was reviewed and supported by the Zoning Hearing Master, Development Services, and the Planning Commission.

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Why It Matters

This decision authorizes a change to the development rules for a specific 2.5-acre site in the Brandon community, which may alter the permitted uses or density of the property.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a 'Major Modification to PD' mean?
It means the applicant requested significant changes to the previously approved site plan or zoning regulations for a Planned Development (PD) district.
What are the conditions for this approval?
While the document notes the request is 'subject to conditions,' it does not list the specific requirements; these are typically found in the full staff report or development order.

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Consent Agenda Usage

The application was processed through the Consent Agenda, suggesting that the major modification was deemed non-controversial by staff and the commission.

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