Proposed Zoning Change for 7.65 Acres on S Highway 475
January 20, 2026
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The Frame
This change determines the types of commercial or residential development allowed on the 7.65-acre site located at 16262, 16264, and 16340 S Highway 475, potentially altering the land use intensity for the surrounding area.
Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.
520 NE 82nd Terrace LLC
The entity is the applicant seeking to change the legal land use designation for their property.
Summerfield residents
Residents in the vicinity may see changes in the types of development or business activity allowed on the specified highway frontage.
Last recorded activity January 20, 2026.
Next step not available in the current record.
Summary
Key Facts
- The application proposes rezoning a 7.65-acre tract of land.
- The current zoning is a mix of General Agriculture (A-1), Regional Business (B-4), and Heavy Business (B-5).
- The proposed new zoning is Rural Activity Center (RAC).
- The change would permit all uses currently allowed under the Rural Activity Center (RAC) designation.
- The affected parcels are identified by account numbers 44812-000-00 and 44812-001-00.
- The site is located at 16262, 16264, and 16340 S Highway 475, Summerfield, FL.
- The file number for this application is 2025-21716.
- The item was introduced for consideration on January 2, 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a 'Rural Activity Center' (RAC) zoning designation allow?
How large is the property being rezoned?
Why It Matters
This change determines the types of commercial or residential development allowed on the 7.65-acre site located at 16262, 16264, and 16340 S Highway 475, potentially altering the land use intensity for the surrounding area.
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Consolidation of Zoning
The application seeks to consolidate three distinct zoning categories (A-1, B-4, B-5) into a single unified designation (RAC).
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