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Newspaper Article
DeBary, state debate St. Johns commercial plan
2007
Overview
The state is challenging the city's land-use change of 117 acres along the St. Johns River near Fort Florida Road. Planners at the Department of Community Affairs have no problem with the proposed 250-home subdivision called Country Estates at River Bend on 107 acres. However, they say a proposed 10-acre commercial site for a possible 50-wet-slip marina, 200-boat dry storage warehouse and a 15,000-square-foot commercial center violates state and county regulations that protect the river, threatened species and wildlife habitat. The amendment is a very intense land-use designation,\" department attorney Leslie Bryson said in her opening statements before Administrative Law Judge D.R. Alexander. \"Based upon data and analysis of the Wekiva River Aquatic Preserve, Outstanding Florida Waters designation and the Volusia County Manatee Protection Plan, this is not a suitable use for this area.\"
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Halifax Media Group
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