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2020 Cycle Comprehensive Plan Amendments Joint Workshop February 25, 2020
Summary of Proposed Amendments
Joint Amendments
4 Text Amendments to Land Use Element
City of Tallahassee Amendments
4 Map Amendments
◼ 2 Small Scale (10 acres or fewer)
◼ 2 Large Scale (Greater than 10 acres)
Leon County Amendments
6 Map Amendments
◼ 5 Small Scale (10 acres or fewer)
◼ 1 Large Scale (Greater than 10 acres)
Schedule
Renaissance Center 3rd Floor 435 North
Pre-application Conference Deadline Sep. 18, 5:00 pm
Macomb Street
Renaissance Center 3rd Floor 435 North
Application Deadline Sep. 27, 5:00 pm
Macomb Street
Renaissance Center 2nd Floor 435 North
Public Open House Dec. 17, 5:30 pm
Macomb Street
Renaissance Center, 2nd Floor
Local Planning Agency Workshop Jan. 7, 6:00 pm
435 North Macomb Street
Renaissance Center 2nd Floor
Local Planning Agency Public Hearing Feb. 4, 6:00 pm
435 North Macomb Street
County Commission Chambers 5th Floor,
Joint City-County Commission Workshop Feb. 25, 1:00 pm
Leon County Courthouse
Joint City-County Adoption Public
Hearing (Small Scale Amendments) and County Commission Chambers 5th Floor,
Apr. 14, 6:00 pm
Transmittal Public Hearing (Large Scale Leon County Courthouse
and Text Amendments)
Joint City-County Adoption Public
County Commission Chambers 5th Floor,
Hearing (Large Scale and Text May 26, 6:00 pm
Leon County Courthouse
Amendments)
Policy 1.4.5: [L] – Comp Plan Amendments
Any requested text amendment to the Comprehensive Plan
shall be evaluated for consistency with the overall intent of
the adopted Goals, Objectives, and Policies of the Plan
Any requested amendment to the Future Land Use Map
shall be evaluated for consistency with the adopted Goals,
Objectives, and Policies of the Plan as well as consistency
with and the furtherance of the intent of the requested
future land use category
Policy 1.4.5: [L] – Rezonings
Any request for a change in zoning use classification and specific
zoning district mapping within a future land use category shall
be evaluated for consistency with the adopted Goals,
Objectives, and Policies of the Plan as well as consistency with
and the furtherance of the intent of the future land use category
in which it is located
The determination that a particular land use is permitted within a
zoning district shall be made based upon a listing of allowable
land uses within a zoning district or that an unlisted land use is
substantially similar to allowable uses within the same district
Joint Amendments 2020 Cycle Comprehensive Plan Amendments
Southeast Sector Plan TTA 2020 003
Southeast Sector Plan
TTA 2020 003
Planned Development Edits (Future Land Use Element 2. Southeast Sector Plan (SESP) Edits (Future Land Use
Objective 6.1 and supporting Policies) Element Objective 10.1 and supporting Policies)
Delete references to the DRI process; Clarify which policies apply to the English property
or Southwood;
Allow the PUD approval to serve as the Planned
Development Master Plan; Edit minimum requirement for mix of uses;
Clarify when a comprehensive plan amendment is Delete or update density/units for Southwood;
needed and remove the assumption that a
comprehensive plan amendment is required; Clarify Industrial location criteria;
Remove the requirement to identify residential units Revise affordable housing provisions;
by type; Revise school siting provisions;
Clarify the applicable natural resource protection Delete Capital Improvement policy specific to
standards; Southwood;
Clarify mass transit planning requirement, Delete average densities; and
especially when no service to be provided during
the planning timeframe; Add Assisted Living Facilities.
Clarify that low and moderate housing requirement
apply when an ordinance is in effect at the time of
development that addresses the need for
affordable housing; and
Clarify requirement for crime prevention planning.
Southeast Sector Plan TTA 2020 003
Southeast Sector Plan TTA 2020 003 Staff & LPA Recommendation: Find the proposed text amendment consistent with the Tallahassee-Leon County Comprehensive Plan, based on the findings and other information contained in the staff report, and adopt the proposed amendment.
Pine Cone Woods – Urban Services Area
TTA 2020 006
The proposed
amendment would
expand the Urban
Services Area to include
Pine Cone Woods
This amendment is
related to proposed
map amendment LMA
2020 06Pine Cone Woods
TTA 2020 06
The subject site is currently in the Talquin Electric Cooperative (Talquin)
franchise area for water, sewer, and electricity, and is served by water and
sanitary sewer provided by Talquin.
Talquin has indicated a commitment to expand capacity to meet any increase
in need due to development.
The subject site has access to the principal arterial Thomasville Road from
Lawton Chiles Lane via Wolfpack Way and Rhea Road.
As there is existing capital infrastructure available on the subject site, a
purpose of the Urban Service Area (directing development away from areas
without or not intended to have urban services, and to areas that do) would be
furthered by expanding the USA to include the subject site.Pine Cone Woods – Urban Services Area TTA 2020 006 Staff & LPA Recommendation: Find the proposed text amendment consistent with the Tallahassee-Leon County Comprehensive Plan, based on the findings and other information contained in the staff report, and adopt the proposed amendment.
Neighborhood Boundary
TTA 2020 011
Current Policy: This future land use category is intended to create a
transition area between residential development and more intensive
development such as higher density multi-family and higher intensity
non-residential development while still preserving roadway capacity
through access management practices.
Proposed Amendment: The proposed amendment would amend the
Neighborhood Boundary Land Use Category to be applied in a
manner that creates mixed use corridors or nodes when recommended
in a City or County coordinated placemaking, sense of place,
neighborhood, or sector plan.
This amendment is intended to support the implementation of the Bond
Neighborhood First Plan and the Griffin Heights Neighborhood First
Plan.Neighborhood Boundary
TTA 2020 011
Bond Neighborhood First Plan Griffin Heights Draft Plan
Desired Outcome: Zoning adjustments allow for residential, commercial, and Desired Outcome: The neighborhood has land uses that allow for a mix of
light industrial uses while preserving the character of the neighborhood. neighborhood-scale commercial development while also preserving the
residential character of the neighborhood.
Strategy 1.1: Preserve single-family residential character in areas zoned
Residential Preservation while creating opportunities to develop new and Strategy 1: Develop land use mechanisms to preserve the single-family
enhance existing commercial areas in the neighborhood. residential character of the neighborhood while also creating opportunities
for neighborhood-scale commercial development in designated areas.
Action Item 1.1.1: Coordinate with Planning through a Greater Bond
Land Use Committee (comprised of residents, realtors, and
developers) to address policy changes.
Action Item 1.1: Designate Alabama Street (from Basin Street to
Lead: City of Tallahassee Potential Partners: City of Tallahassee North Abraham Street) as a Main Street corridor, providing
(Growth Management; Planning; Parks, Recreation and opportunities for neighborhood-scale commercial development.
Neighborhood Affairs), Greater Bond Neighborhood Association,
realtors, and developers.
Action Item 1.1.2: Develop and present recommendations to Potential Partners: Tallahassee Leon County Planning Department,
Planning that address non-conforming businesses, compatible home GHNA, OEV
businesses, and new businesses that serve neighbors and students.
This may include new commercial opportunities along Osceola Street,
Floral Street, Gamble Street, Mill Street, Lake Bradford Road,
Orange Avenue; the Villa Mitchell area; and connections for Greater
Bond to the FAMU Gateway corridor.
Lead: City of Tallahassee Potential Partners: City of Tallahassee
(Growth Management; Planning; Parks, Recreation and
Neighborhood Affairs), Greater Bond Neighborhood Association.Neighborhood Boundary TTA 2020 011 Staff & LPA Recommendation: Find the proposed text amendment consistent with the Tallahassee-Leon County Comprehensive Plan, based on the findings and other information contained in the staff report, and adopt the proposed amendment.
Welaunee Critical Area Plan
TTA 2020 013
The proposed amendment would expand the Urban
Services Area to include the entire Welaunee Arch
The proposed amendment would update the Welaunee
Critical Area Plan to include the development plan for
the Arch (Objective 13.2)
This amendment is related to proposed map
amendment TMA 2020 013Urban Services Area Policy 1.1.11: [L] (REV. EFF. 3/14/07; REV. EFF. 1/7/10) The growth management strategy of the Tallahassee- Leon County Comprehensive Plan is designed to be implemented by a series of instruments which include: 1) An Urban Service Area strategy to guide and coordinate land use densities and intensities with the availability of capital infrastructure and to discourage urban sprawl.
Welaunee Arch
TTA 2020 013
Objective 2.1 of the Intergovernmental Coordination Element states that
“The City of Tallahassee intends to expand its corporate limits to provide
urban services to urbanized and urbanizing areas in the Urban Services
Area, including the Southwood and Welaunee study areas as referenced in
the Land Use Element.”
Policy 2.1.1 of the intergovernmental Coordination Element states that “The
City is required to provide full urban services to areas that are annexed.”
Objective 1.1 [L] of the Tallahassee-Leon County Comprehensive Plan
directs development to those areas which have in place, or have
agreements to provide, the land and water resources, fiscal abilities, and
the service capacity to accommodate growth in an environmentally
acceptable manner.
Objective13.2 of the Land Use Element establishes the parameters for
development in portions of Welaunee outside of the Heel and the Toe.
Objective 6.2 [L] states “As demands from a rapidly increasing population
may require the expansion of the Urban Service Area in the future,
additional areas will be identified as Planned Development Areas upon
their inclusion within the Urban Service Area.”
Policy 6.2.1 [L] states “Upon expansion of the Urban Service Area,
properties that meet the definitions for Planned Development Areas shall
be designated such as part of the adopted Future Land Use Map and
Zoning Map.”
Policy 2.2.1 [L] states that “urban services are not planned or programmed
for the area [designated Rural/Agriculture on the Future Land Use Map].”Welaunee Arch Concept Map TTA 2020 013
Northeast Gateway TTA 2020 013
Welaunee Critical Area Plan TTA 2020 013 Staff & LPA Recommendation: Find the proposed text amendment consistent with the Tallahassee-Leon County Comprehensive Plan, based on the findings and other information contained in the staff report, and adopt the proposed amendment.
County Amendments 2020 Cycle Comprehensive Plan Amendments
7601 Blountstown Highway
LMA 2020 01
Current Proposed Information
Location: Unincorporated
Leon County
Future Land
Use Map
Acreage: Approx. 3.42
Acres
Land Use: Urban Fringe
(UF) to Suburban (SUB)
Rezoning: Urban Fringe
(UF) to General Commercial
Zoning
(C-2)7601 Blountstown Highway
LMA 2020 01
The subject site is eligible for designation from Urban Fringe to a more dense or intense
land use category because it is within the Urban Service Area.
The subject site is appropriately situated for designation as Suburban.
Expansion of the Suburban FLUM category is compatible with the adjacent Urban
Fringe FLUM category because the existing residential development pattern exceeds the
maximum residential density allowed by the Urban Fringe category (1 unit per 3 acres).
The existing development patterns (generally 0.25 to 0.50 acre lots) are more
consistent with the intended development patterns of the Suburban category (0 to 20
units per acre) than with Urban Fringe category.
In those areas lacking the necessary infrastructure, the Land Development Regulations
may designate a low intensity interim use. Inability to connect to central sanitary sewer
does not necessarily preclude designation of the site to the Suburban category.7601 Blountstown Highway
LMA 2020 01
Staff & LPA Recommendation:
Find the proposed future land use map amendment
consistent with the Tallahassee-Leon County
Comprehensive Plan, based on the findings and other
information contained in the staff report, and adopt the
proposed amendment.
Find the proposed rezoning consistent with the
Tallahassee-Leon County Comprehensive Plan, based on
the findings and other information contained in the staff
report, and approve the proposed rezoning.Highway 20 Light Industrial
LMA 2020 02
Current Proposed Information
Location: Unincorporated
Leon County
Future Land
Use Map
Acreage: Approx. 4.11
Acres
Land Use: Urban
Residential (UR) to Industry
and Mining (IM)
Rezoning: R-5
Zoning
Manufactured Home and
Single Family Detached to
M-1 Light IndustrialHighway 20 Light Industrial
LMA 2020 02
The area on the south side of Highway
20 has a FLUM designation of
Suburban and a zoning designation of
Light Industrial.
The existing uses on the south side of
Highway 20 across from the subject
site include a large towing and
automobile storage and recovery lot
and an electric substation belonging to
Duke Energy.
A mobile home park is located north
and northwest of the subject site.
However, it is buffered by a large
forested wetland area.Highway 20 Light Industrial
LMA 2020 02
Staff & LPA Recommendation:
Find the proposed future land use map amendment
consistent with the Tallahassee-Leon County
Comprehensive Plan, based on the findings and other
information contained in the staff report, and adopt the
proposed amendment.
Find the proposed rezoning consistent with the
Tallahassee-Leon County Comprehensive Plan, based on
the findings and other information contained in the staff
report, and approve the proposed rezoning.Oak Valley Shopping Center
LMA 2020 03
Current Proposed Information
Location: Unincorporated
Leon County
Future Land
Use Map
Acreage: Approx. 4.49
Acres
Land Use: Lake Protection
(LP) to Suburban (SUB)
Rezoning: Lake Protection
(LP) to Commercial Parkway
Zoning
(CP)Oak Valley Shopping Center
LMA 2020 03
The Lake Protection category is the
basis for regulation and, where
appropriate, limitation of
development and redevelopment
of land within the Lake Jackson
Basin.
The subject site is located outside
of the Lake Jackson Basin
boundary.
The proposed amendment would
align the Lake Protection boundary
with the Lake Jackson drainage
basin boundary line.Oak Valley Shopping Center
LMA 2020 03
Staff & LPA Recommendation:
Find the proposed future land use map amendment
consistent with the Tallahassee-Leon County
Comprehensive Plan, based on the findings and other
information contained in the staff report, and adopt the
proposed amendment.
Find the proposed rezoning consistent with the
Tallahassee-Leon County Comprehensive Plan, based on
the findings and other information contained in the staff
report, and approve the proposed rezoning.Capital Circle SW
LMA 2020 04
Current Proposed Information
Location: Unincorporated
Leon County
Future Land
Use Map
Acreage: Approx. 0.78
Acres
Land Use: Residential
Preservation (RP) to
Suburban (SUB)
Rezoning: Residential
Zoning
Preservation (RP) to
General Commercial (C-2)Capital Circle SW
LMA 2020 04
The subject site is appropriately situated for
designation as Suburban.
The subject properties underwent the unity of title
process. General Commercial (C-2) access standards
limit access for commercial uses to arterial and
collector roads. Access to the property will be limited
to Capital Circle SW, which is a principal arterial
roadway.Capital Circle SW
LMA 2020 04
Staff & LPA Recommendation:
Find the proposed future land use map amendment
consistent with the Tallahassee-Leon County
Comprehensive Plan, based on the findings and other
information contained in the staff report, and adopt the
proposed amendment.
Find the proposed rezoning consistent with the
Tallahassee-Leon County Comprehensive Plan, based on
the findings and other information contained in the staff
report, and approve the proposed rezoning.Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
(FWCC) Warehouse
LMA 2020 05
Current Proposed Information
Location: Unincorporated
Leon County
Future Land
Use Map
Acreage: Approx. 9.85
Acres
Land Use:
Recreation/Open Space
(OS) to Government
Operational (GO)Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
(FWCC) Warehouse
LMA 2020 05
The existing use of the subject site by FWCC as a
maintenance facility is inconsistent with its FLUM
designation of Recreation/Open Space.
The existing use of the subject site would be consistent
with the Government Operational land use category.
The proposed amendment has no adverse impact on
existing or planned infrastructure.Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Warehouse LMA 2020 05 Staff & LPA Recommendation: Find the proposed future land use map amendment consistent with the Tallahassee-Leon County Comprehensive Plan, based on the findings and other information contained in the staff report, and adopt the proposed amendment.
Pine Cone Woods
LMA 2020 06
Current Proposed Information
Location: Unincorporated
Leon County
Future Land
Use Map
Acreage: Approx. 175
Acres
Land Use: Rural (R) to
Bradfordville Mixed Use
(MU)Pine Cone Woods
LMA 2020 06
A special condition that property within the Rural category shall not be
converted to a more intense land use category unless the subject site adjoins
the Urban Service Area or a designated Rural Community. The subject site
immediately adjoins the USA to the west, surrounds Chiles High School which is
in the USA, and a portion of the subject site owned by the applicant is within
the USA, as well. Therefore, this special condition is satisfied.
The Bradfordville Mixed Use Land Use Category is intended to create low to
medium density residential land use, small scale commercial shopping
opportunities, schools and churches, and recreation and leisure-oriented
amenities for the enjoyment of area residents. The applicant has indicated
that they wish to develop further residential land uses similar to those of other
developments in the surrounding area, provide some additional non-residential
commercial opportunities, and allow for the potential expansion of Chiles High
School on part of the subject site. These uses are consistent with the uses
intended for the Bradfordville Mixed Use land use category.Pine Cone Woods LMA 2020 06 Staff & LPA Recommendation: Find the proposed future land use map amendment consistent with the Tallahassee-Leon County Comprehensive Plan, based on the findings and other information contained in the staff report, and adopt the proposed amendment.
City Amendments 2020 Cycle Comprehensive Plan Amendments
Sheffield’s Body Shop
TMA 2020 002
Current Proposed Information
Location: City limits
Future Land
Acreage: Approx. 0.80
Use Map
Acres
Land Use: Residential
Preservation (RP) to
Suburban (SUB)
Rezoning: Residential
Preservation-2 (RP-2) to
Zoning
General Commercial (C-2)
and Office Residential-3
(OR-3)Sheffield’s Body Shop
TMA 2020 002
Based on the Residential Preservation
Analysis, Residential Preservation is not
a land use category that is consistent
with the land uses on the subject site.
The subject site is consistent with the
intent of Suburban which describes
land uses that create employment and
commercial opportunities within close
proximity to low to medium density
residential uses. The subject site has
non-residential uses and is surrounded
by other non-residential uses, low
density residential uses, and medium
density residential uses.
The proposed amendment is not
anticipated to have significant adverse
impacts on public facilities.Sheffield’s Body Shop TMA 2020 002
Sheffield’s Body Shop
TMA 2020 002
Staff & LPA Recommendation:
Find the proposed future land use map amendment
consistent with the Tallahassee-Leon County
Comprehensive Plan, based on the findings and other
information contained in the staff report, and adopt the
proposed amendment.
Find the proposed rezoning consistent with the
Tallahassee-Leon County Comprehensive Plan, based on
the findings and other information contained in the staff
report, and approve the proposed rezoning.Fairbank Subdivision
TMA 2020 004
Current Proposed Information
Location: City limits
Future Land
Acreage: Approx. 6.51
Use Map
Acres
Land Use: Urban
Residential-2 (UR-2) to
University Transition (UT)
Rezoning: Single Family
Detached Residential (R-2)
Zoning
to University Transition (UT)Fairbank Subdivision
TMA 2020 004
The subject site is located near Florida State University,
Florida A&M University, and Tallahassee Community
College, within the geographic boundary identified in
the Comprehensive Plan as being appropriate for the
University Transition future land use and is
predominantly surrounded by University Transition on
the Future Land Use Map.
Approval of this amendment would further the goal of
the MMTD by promoting mixed use development and
higher densities, a prerequisite for successful mass
transit and other alternative modes of transportation.
The subject site is primarily comprised of rental units;
only one of the 18 parcels (0.06% of the proposed
expansion area) claim homestead exemption.
The proposed amendment is not anticipated to have
significant adverse impacts on public facilities.
Area zoned RP-2:
School for Arts & Innovative Learning (SAIL) High School,
Utilities substation,
Palmer Munroe Teen Center.Fairbank Subdivision
TMA 2020 004
Staff & LPA Recommendation:
Find the proposed future land use map amendment
consistent with the Tallahassee-Leon County
Comprehensive Plan, based on the findings and other
information contained in the staff report, and adopt the
proposed amendment.
Find the proposed rezoning consistent with the
Tallahassee-Leon County Comprehensive Plan, based on
the findings and other information contained in the staff
report, and approve the proposed rezoning.Neighborhood Boundary
TTA 2020 011 and TMA 2020 010
Bond Neighborhood First Plan Griffin Heights Draft Plan
Desired Outcome: Zoning adjustments allow for residential, commercial, and Desired Outcome: The neighborhood has land uses that allow for a mix of
light industrial uses while preserving the character of the neighborhood. neighborhood-scale commercial development while also preserving the
residential character of the neighborhood.
Strategy 1.1: Preserve single-family residential character in areas zoned
Residential Preservation while creating opportunities to develop new and Strategy 1: Develop land use mechanisms to preserve the single-family
enhance existing commercial areas in the neighborhood. residential character of the neighborhood while also creating opportunities
for neighborhood-scale commercial development in designated areas.
Action Item 1.1.1: Coordinate with Planning through a Greater Bond
Land Use Committee (comprised of residents, realtors, and
developers) to address policy changes.
Action Item 1.1: Designate Alabama Street (from Basin Street to
Lead: City of Tallahassee Potential Partners: City of Tallahassee North Abraham Street) as a Main Street corridor, providing
(Growth Management; Planning; Parks, Recreation and opportunities for neighborhood-scale commercial development.
Neighborhood Affairs), Greater Bond Neighborhood Association,
realtors, and developers.
Action Item 1.1.2: Develop and present recommendations to Potential Partners: Tallahassee Leon County Planning Department,
Planning that address non-conforming businesses, compatible home GHNA, OEV
businesses, and new businesses that serve neighbors and students.
This may include new commercial opportunities along Osceola Street,
Floral Street, Gamble Street, Mill Street, Lake Bradford Road,
Orange Avenue; the Villa Mitchell area; and connections for Greater
Bond to the FAMU Gateway corridor.
Lead: City of Tallahassee Potential Partners: City of Tallahassee
(Growth Management; Planning; Parks, Recreation and
Neighborhood Affairs), Greater Bond Neighborhood Association.Neighborhood Boundary - Bond
TMA 2020 010
Current Proposed Information
Location: City limits
Future Land
Acreage: Approx. 12.1 Acres
Use Map
Land Use: Residential Preservation
(RP) to Neighborhood Boundary
(NB)Neighborhood Boundary – Griffin Heights
TMA 2020 010
Current Proposed Information
Location: City limits
Acreage: Approx. 7.7 Acres
Future Land
Use Map
Land Use: Residential Preservation
(RP) to Neighborhood Boundary
(NB)Neighborhood Boundary TMA 2020 010 Staff & LPA Recommendation: Find the proposed future land use map amendment consistent with the Tallahassee-Leon County Comprehensive Plan, based on the findings and other information contained in the staff report, and adopt the proposed amendment.
Welaunee Arch
TMA 2020 013
Current Proposed Information
Location: City Limits
Future Land
Acreage: Approx. 2,810.55
Use Map
Acres
Land Use: Rural (R) and
Suburban (SUB) to Planned
Development (PD)
Rezoning: Rural (R), Critical
Planning Area (CPA) and
Zoning
Single Family Detached
Residential (R-1) to Planned
Development (PD)Welaunee Arch
TMA 2020 013
Objective 2.1 of the Intergovernmental Coordination Element states that “The City of Tallahassee intends to expand its corporate limits
to provide urban services to urbanized and urbanizing areas in the Urban Services Area, including the Southwood and Welaunee study
areas as referenced in the Land Use Element.”
Policy 2.1.1 of the intergovernmental Coordination Element states that “The City is required to provide full urban services to areas that
are annexed.”
Objective 1.1 [L] of the Tallahassee-Leon County Comprehensive Plan directs development to those areas which have in place, or have
agreements to provide, the land and water resources, fiscal abilities, and the service capacity to accommodate growth in an
environmentally acceptable manner.
Objective13.2 of the Land Use Element establishes the parameters for development in portions of Welaunee outside of the Heel and the
Toe.
Objective 6.2 [L] states “As demands from a rapidly increasing population may require the expansion of the Urban Service Area in the
future, additional areas will be identified as Planned Development Areas upon their inclusion within the Urban Service Area.”
Policy 6.2.1 [L] states “Upon expansion of the Urban Service Area, properties that meet the definitions for Planned Development Areas
shall be designated such as part of the adopted Future Land Use Map and Zoning Map.”
Policy 2.2.1 [L] states that “urban services are not planned or programmed for the area [designated Rural/Agriculture on the Future
Land Use Map].”Welaunee Arch
TMA 2020 013
Staff & LPA Recommendation:
Find the proposed future land use map amendment
consistent with the Tallahassee-Leon County
Comprehensive Plan, based on the findings and other
information contained in the staff report, and adopt the
proposed amendment.
Find the proposed rezoning consistent with the
Tallahassee-Leon County Comprehensive Plan, based on
the findings and other information contained in the staff
report, and approve the proposed rezoning.JOINT WORKSHOP 2020 Cycle Comprehensive Plan Amendments
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