Parking Depth Waiver Request for Ocala Crossings South Phase 4
June 8, 2026
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The Frame
This , if approved, would allow homes in the final phase of the Ocala Crossings South development to have shorter driveways than currently required by local parking codes.
Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.
Homeowners in Ocala Crossings South Phase 4
The parking configuration and driveway dimensions for these properties are subject to the outcome of this waiver request.
Mastroserio Engineering, Inc.
The firm is seeking approval for a development plan deviation on behalf of the project.
Last recorded activity June 8, 2026.
Next step not available in the current record.
Summary
Key Facts
- The applicant requests a waiver to reduce required parking depth from 25 feet to 20 feet for lots with sidewalk frontage.
- Current code requires a 25-foot driveway length between the garage door and the sidewalk to count as two off-street parking spaces.
- Lots without sidewalks in the development currently comply with code by providing 33 feet of depth from the curb to the garage.
- The developer cites the master PUD (Planned Unit Development) plan, which was approved with 20-foot front building setbacks, as the basis for the request.
- Most homes in the development have already been constructed with the garage set at the 20-foot front setback.
- The applicant notes that standard code parking spaces require 18 feet of depth, while the proposed design provides 20 feet.
- This is the final phase of a 5-phase development project.
- The waiver request is filed under #WaiverPIR-000795-2026 for parcel 35623-005-00.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the current parking requirement for driveways with sidewalks?
Why is the developer asking for this waiver?
Why It Matters
This , if approved, would allow homes in the final phase of the Ocala Crossings South development to have shorter driveways than currently required by local parking codes.
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Retroactive Alignment
The applicant is seeking to align final phase construction with existing site conditions established in earlier phases, rather than strictly adhering to current code.
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Analysis Score
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- Controversy10Intensity of disagreement among stakeholders
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