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<br />Section l.B- Seminola Dog Track Redevelopment District (SB2) <br /> <br />The second small area study was the Seminola Dog Track Redevelopment District (SDTR - SB2). <br />This study had some foundation work provided by SB1. The study area was a blank slate. The former <br />"Seminole Greyhound Track" abandoned the 200 acre site due to Seminole County's plans to extend <br />Seminola Boulevard. east, through the dog track, to Lake Drive as a four lane connector. The Casselberry <br />Community Development Department commissioned the study to determine the highest and best use of the <br />vacant properties in the area. <br /> <br />[.... . ,~i,~.~e~~~" :I~ D,. og Track Small Area Study (:~; ,) , 1-, , " [ <br /> <br />s ''''', ,. i .>< >' ; " <br />" ;----~ r '. /"\,.'>'>> \ i " <br />,.-.:\ -'-)_:",-...<~ ... " ,'".,-----.-..-. <br /> <br /> <br />"c"\ /\ '. <br />.. -<\,""',',. <br /> <br />.:V"', <br /> <br />",.'\',c <br /> <br />.~.. ,_. <br /> <br />600 <br /> <br />The Seminola Dog Track Redevelopment District (SDTR) was established to provide guidelines <br />and standards to allow and promote the redevelopment of the Seminole Dog Track area as a mixed use <br />activity center that will provide a variety of residential housing types and densities along with supporting <br />and compatible commercial, office and community uses. The community is planned to promote pedestrian <br />and bicycle mobility, to connect adjacent neighborhoods, to include public parks and facilities, to provide <br />educational opportunities and to afford residents the chance to know their neighbors and to care about their <br />community. The SDTR zoning district is not intended to accommodate manufacturing of goods, large <br /> <br />5 <br />