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LiveLocalZoning’s parcel-by-parcel test
A guide to Florida’s Live Local Act pairs statutory explanations with parcel screening for Stuart and Fort Pierce.
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- People assessing Florida development parcels
- Worth noticing
- Qualifying projects require at least 40% rental homes affordable to households earning up to 120% of area median income for 30 years.
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The guide separates the Act’s density, height, and floor-area tests: density and floor-area benchmarks are jurisdiction-wide, while height uses a one-mile comparison or three storeys, whichever is higher. It says qualifying applications are administratively approved without a commission vote, though site-plan, stormwater, and building-code rules still apply. The extracted page lists Stuart and Fort Pierce, but their figures remain marked “Loading figures…” in this view.
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