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LAKE COUNTY OFFICE OF PLANNING AND ZONING FUTURE LAND USE AMENDMENT Board of County CommissionersPlanning and Zoning Board May 2, 2018 FLU17102 Vista Grande Properties May 22, 2018 (Transmittal) September

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How to fill out future land use amendment

1. To fill out a future land use amendment, follow these steps:
2. Obtain the required forms for the amendment from the relevant local government department.
3. Review the current land use plan or zoning regulations to understand the existing land use designations.
4. Determine the proposed changes you would like to make to the future land use plan.
5. Complete the application forms with accurate and detailed information.
6. Attach any necessary supporting documents, such as maps, surveys, or impact assessments.
7. Submit the completed application and supporting documents to the appropriate local government department.
8. Pay any required fees for processing the amendment application.
9. Await a decision from the local government, which may involve a review process, public hearings, and consultations.
10. If the amendment is approved, comply with any conditions or requirements set by the local government.
11. Update official records and communicate the approved changes to relevant stakeholders.

Who needs future land use amendment?

1. Multiple entities may require a future land use amendment, including:
2. - Property owners or developers who want to change the allowed land uses on their property.
3. - Local government departments responsible for land use planning and zoning regulations.
4. - Planning commissions or zoning boards involved in reviewing and approving land use changes.
5. - Community organizations or residents advocating for specific land use changes in their neighborhood or city.
6. - Environmental agencies concerned with preserving natural resources and balancing development with conservation.

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What is future land use amendment?

A future land use amendment is a change to the designated land use of a specific area.

Who is required to file future land use amendment?

Property owners, developers, or municipalities may be required to file a future land use amendment.

How to fill out future land use amendment?

Future land use amendments are typically filled out by submitting specific forms provided by the local government or planning department.

What is the purpose of future land use amendment?

The purpose of a future land use amendment is to accommodate changes in land use patterns, development needs, or community goals.

What information must be reported on future land use amendment?

Information such as the current land use designation, proposed land use designation, justification for the change, and potential impacts on the surrounding area must be reported on a future land use amendment.