JOHNSON AVENUE E,Haines City,Polk,FL, 33844, Land, , 0, 11d6c5b31bc92ba86f14eb8e0664a984, O6425669, or JOHNSON

Lots 27-27-27-000000-031050, 27-27-27-000000-033060,27-27-27-000000-033070,27-27-27-000000-033080, and 27-27-27-000000-033190. All specified parcels are located within the agricultural residential rural future land use district (A/RR). The purpose of the A/RR district is to provide lands for the continuation of productive agricultural uses and to provide for very low-density residential development within unincorporated rural areas. The A/RR district permits agricultural activities, agricultural support facilities, multi-family dwelling units, farm labor housing, group living facilities, and community facilities. According to the Polk County GIS Viewer, the parcel appears to have wetlands and is entirely a Special Flood Hazard Area. Development is regulated in accordance with the land use standards of the Polk County Comprehensive Plan and Land Development Code. It is recommended that the property owner obtain a wetland delineation to verify wetland boundaries and contact a real estate attorney for an opinion of title. If the parcel was created after December 1, 1993, the parcel may be accompanied by a deed restriction prohibiting development. If the parcel was created on or before December 1, 1993, development is required to meet a 25 ft setback from any wetland boundary. In the event application of that requirement precludes use of the property, development of one dwelling unit may be allowed. If the unit is located partially or entirely within a wetland, the development is subject to wetland impact review by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection or Southwest Florida Water Management District.
The density in this land use district is one dwelling for every 5 acres.
The property is eligible for a single-family residence, modular or manufactured/mobile pending the issuance and finalization of a building permit.
Planner on Call is an able to offer general guidance regarding the Land Development code, staff are not able to assist with detailed inquiries. Due to the complex nature of the information being requested staff strongly recommends a pre-application meeting to discuss your intent. Attached are step-by-step instructions for applying through the Accela Citizen Portal. The cost is $250.00 and it takes approximately 3 to 4 weeks to schedule the meeting. The Development Review Committee includes members of staff from Planning, Engineering, Roads and Drainage, Fire Services, and Utilities who can provide comments on how to proceed with your request. This information was provided by email from Planner on Call. Buyer to do their own due diligence.