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Lake County Board Approves Zoning for 77-Acre Warehouse Park

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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What happened

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The Lake County Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval for land use and zoning changes for a 77-acre warehouse park in unincorporated Mount Dora. The property owner, William J. Benham Life Estate, proposes the park will include 55 warehouse office buildings, indoor and outdoor storage areas, and two barns. The board considered rezoning the site from Agriculture District to Planned Industrial District and changing the future land use from Rural to Industrial.

From orlandosentinel.com

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The recommendation shifts a large tract of land from agricultural/rural use to industrial use, potentially increasing commercial demand and altering the local market structure. The project applicant stated that while the zoning is being addressed, there are no imminent plans to begin construction.

From orlandosentinel.com

Who's involved

  • Bret JonesRepresented the applicant for the warehouse park project.
  • Keith TruenowOwns land adjacent to the proposed industrial rezoning.

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