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Neighbors protest plans for subdivision
By ANDREW MEACHAM
Published December 5, 2006
LITHIA -Neighbors of the proposed Lake Hutto subdivision protested Monday in front of the County Center, anticipating that the County Commission will consider a developer's zoning request tonight. As a Development of Regional Impact, Lake Hutto, a Pulte Homes project, needs the approval of more than a dozen local and state agencies for up to 3,200 homes and 360,000 square feet of commercial space south of the Alafia River and west of Lithia-Pinecrest Road. The developer is seeking planned development zoning for Lake Hutto's 1,100 acres and a change in the county's Comprehensive Plan, doubling the density in a part of the project from two to four units an acre. The County Commission meeting on Lake Hutto starts at 6 tonight at the County Center, 601 E Kennedy Blvd.
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by Terri
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12/05/06 04:10 PM
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That area is already congested enough, and there are a bunch of homes that have been built that are sitting vacant because the housing market crashed; what are they crazy? If the County approves this, that proves they're $$$ hungry!
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