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Comprehensive Plan Amendments and Zoning Map Overview for Grand Landings Approval

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On May 6, 2014, the City Council reviewed the Comprehensive Plan Amendments (CPA) and Zoning Map Amendments for Grand Landings, a 774+/- acre area annexed in 2007. The plan includes 749 acres for residential use, 25 acres designated for commercial purposes, and a significant amendment to the Future Land Use Map, changing low-density residential to residential and low-intensity commercial to mixed use. The proposal offers no changes to permitted uses and amenities, includes 749 residential units and 150,000 sq. ft. of neighborhood commercial space, and suggests a 14-acre dedicated park. State agencies raised no objections.

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Comprehensive Plan Amendments and Zoning Map Overview for Grand Landings Approval

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  1. City Initiated Comprehensive Plan Amendments (CPA) & Zoning Map Amendments City Council (2nd Reading)May 6, 2014

  2. Grand Landings • Annexed in 2007 • 774+/- acres • 749 acres Residential • 25 acres Commercial area • Future Land Use Map Amendment • (Low Density Residential to Residential) • (Low Intensity Commercial to Mixed Use) • MPD amendment

  3. Grand Landings • No changes in permitted uses & amenities • 749 units • 150,000 sq. ft. neighborhood commercial • Amenity center • 14 acre Dedicated park land • Potential for residential units in Mixed Use area

  4. Grand Landings FLUM & RezoningRecommendation • No Objections from State Agencies • Staff and the Planning and Land Development Regulation Board recommend Approval of the FLUM and MPD

  5. Next Steps Proposed FLUM amendment transmitted to State Agencies for comments

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