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Pasquale Zingarella
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Zoning Density Restrictions - North Fort Myers

Pasquale Zingarella
  • Connecticut
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Hello BP! I am trying to convert the 4th unit of my quadplex into 2 smaller units making my building into a 5 unit. Zoning told me since I am in a "suburban" classification the density only allows 6 units/acre  and since I am only on a little over 1/3 of an acre it would not allow for a 5th unit.

Is there any way around this?

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