Based on the information provided, here's a summary of the details:

Parcel Numbers:

04 25 16 0020 00100 0020
04 25 16 0020 00400 000

Taxes:
The information about taxes is not provided. You would need to contact the appropriate tax authorities or consult relevant documentation to obtain the tax information for the mentioned parcels.

Flood Zone:
The property is located in the AE flood zone. This indicates that there is a moderate-to-low risk of flooding in the area.

Property Details:

Size: 8.55 acres (approximately)
Location: Beach Blvd & Highway 19
Composition: 19 acres in total, with 4.65 acres designated as uplands (land above the waterline)
Engineer: Johnson Engineering, contact person: John Curtis (phone: 866-367-4400)
The Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWM) will view the property and reset the flags, potentially increasing the uplands. Once the flags are reset, the seller will resurvey the property.
The engineer set the delineation lines 10 years ago.

Zoning and Development:

Zoning: C-2 General Commercial District
Approved for multi-family 55 years and older with conditional use approvals in place.
Property is located in an urban service area.
There is no maximum building height specified for C-2 zoned properties.
Development limitations on floor area ratio as per the Pasco County Comprehensive Plan.
No information is provided about a moratorium.

Access and Infrastructure:

The property has three access points.
Water and sewer services are available.

Development Considerations:

Any building constructed on the property would need to meet flood elevation height requirements.
Fill material would need to be brought in to meet the elevation requirements.
If a buyer intends to develop a hotel, apartments, or condominiums, they would require an amendment to the conditional use and the development agreement, along with an application for timing and phasing.

Please note that this information is based on the details provided and may not include all relevant information about the property. It is advisable to consult official records, local authorities, and relevant professionals for accurate and up-to-date information.