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Zoning Amendment (Consent) – New Clinton, LLC – Change in Zoning from an A-C Agricultural District and an R-2 Low Density Residential District to an MF-1 Multiple Family Medium Density District – East Central Pasco County - On the South Side of Clinton Avenue, Approximately 330 Feet West of Fort King Road - Containing Approximately 17.60 Acres

Public Hearings at 1:30 p.m.PEG-24-7760District 1

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Staff recommendation

Approve

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DispositionApproved

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PEG-24-7760 was taken up 2 times between Mar 12, 2024 and Apr 10, 2024, continued 1 time — this is appearance 2.

  1. Mar 12, 2024BoardP58Continued
  2. Apr 10, 2024BoardP51Approvedthis item

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Ron OakleyChair

Okay. Motion and second. All those in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. Motion pass 4-0. Move on to P51.

Kathryn Starkey

And I have a very quick question on this one too. And I don't remember if I asked it when I had my meeting with this up. And uh you don't have to do the whole presentation. I just wanted to ask the applicant. I don't think they're doing are they doing rear loaded

Gavin Covey

It is not in the deed restriction. This is a Euclidean rezoning, uh so we don't get too in depth with that at at this point.

Kathryn Starkey

So if the backyards are facing Clinton, are we putting a fence or a wall?

'Cause I don't think we want the back yards exposed to Clinton. That's my guess.

What

Thank you, Shelley Johnson, [address removed] and I have been sworn. Um we'll d the conditions will require what we do, whatever the landscaping code requires along that right-of-way, but if there's a request that we put up a wall or a fence, I don't think that the applicant has an issue with that at all.

Kathryn Starkey

Well, Commissioner, this is your district, you know it better than me, but don't do you think there should be a masonry wall? If it's rear if it's not

Ron OakleyChair

should

Kathryn Starkey

Front loop here.

Ron OakleyChair

I'm looking at a different picture. They had the old picture up now. Where is this located on Clinton?

What

Clinton Avenue.

Ron OakleyChair

Oh it's uh across from the Waller property?

What

Yeah. The Waller

Ron OakleyChair

property.

What

Yep, exactly. It's right across there.

Ron OakleyChair

So the back side of that is against homes on the back side. There's a buffer back there.

What

Yeah.

Ron OakleyChair

How much buffer?

What

Um, I don't know what the natural buffer is but it'll be if it's residential back there it'll be what, ten foot or do you have to do buffer to residential to residential? I guess you don't even have to buffer residential to residential. um they'll be doing whatever the landscape code requires.

Ron OakleyChair

Do these houses back up to Clinton?

What

They'll the frontage is on Clinton. That's the insurance is off of Clinton, yeah. They'll be pulling the that's where the front of the property will

Ron OakleyChair

be.

What

Well

Kathryn Starkey

okay, I think that we sits up you can say maybe if if they're f if the houses are rear loaded and the fronts are on Clinton, there does not need to be a fence. If that the houses are front loaded and the rears are on Clinton, I feel like there should be a masonry wall, not a PVC fence. A decorative masonry wall. Of some sort. With the landscape.

Seth Weightman

I I agree with Commissioner Starkey on that, Mr.

Ron OakleyChair

Okay, let's hear what uh

What

Yeah, he was saying that all of the ones on Clinton will be facing the road. So they're rear loaded.

Kathryn Starkey

Okay, well then that's fine. It's great. Right on the trail. That answers it. The kids can have lemonade stands, make a lot of money.

Ron OakleyChair

The houses will be But there'll be no the entry for these houses will be in the rear, right?

What

Yes, that the front the on Clinton Avenue those will be all rear loads because it'll the front the front of the houses will be the front of the town homes will be facing Clinton.

Kathryn Starkey

And

What

that'll

Kathryn Starkey

that'll look very nice. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. I just didn't ask that question when I was with you guys.

Ron OakleyChair

And it's public hearing uh public hearing so is anyone that wishes to speak against this or for this? Not necessarily for it, but against it.

Kathryn Starkey

I have no one signed up for P fifty one and no one on Webex.

Ron OakleyChair

Okay.