Motion To Adopt Resolution Directing The County Administrator To Publish Notice Of Public Hearing To Be Held On September 5, 2024, At 10:00 A.m., In Room 422 Of Governmental Center East, To Consider Enactment Of An Ordinance Adopting A Proposed Small-Scal

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Broward County Commission Regular Meeting Director's Name: Barbara Blake Boydepartment: Planning Councilinformationrequested Action Motion To Adopt Resolution Directing The County Administrator To Publish Notice Of Public Hearing To Be Held On September 5, 2024, At 10:00 A.m., In Room 422 Of Governmental Center East, To Consider Enactment Of An Ordinance Adopting A Proposed Small-Scale Amendment To The Broward County Land Use Plan Map (Pc 24-5), Located In The City Of Oakland Park (Commission District 8), As An Amendment To The Broward County Comprehensive Plan, The Of Which Is As Follows:an Ordinance Of Broward County, Florida, Adopting A Small-Scale Amendment To The Broward County Comprehensive Plan; Amending The Broward County Land Use Plan Within The City Of Oakland Park; And Providing For Severability And An Effective Date.bodywhy Action Is Necessaryit Is Necessary To Schedule A Public Hearing Of The Broward County Board Of County Commissioners To Be Held Subsequent To Receipt Of A Recommendation From The Broward County Planning Council Prior To Adoption Of An Amendment To The Broward County Comprehensive Plan.what Action Accomplishesthe Resolution Directs The County Administrator To Set A Public Hearing For September 5, 2024, To Consider Adoption Of Proposed Map Amendment Pc 24-5, Which Is A Small-Scale Amendment To The Broward County Land Use Plan, Pursuant To Section 163.3184, Florida Statutes, As Amended.goal Related Icon(S)?County Commission?Go Green?Map Browardprevious Action Takennone.summary Explanation/Backgroundthe Planning Council, As The Local Planning Agency (Lpa) Responsible For The Broward County Land Use Plan, Considered The Following Proposed Small-Scale Amendment, Pc 24-5, At Its June 27, 2024, Public Hearing And Recommended Approval Recognizing The Applicant's Voluntary Commitment To Restrict Development To 469 Dwelling Units, Of Which 15% (At Least 70) Of The Proposed Dwelling Units Will B.