Trinity Prep School Zoning Change Request

Original title: 10:40AM (TEAMS) TRINITY PREP SCHOOL REZONE - PRE-APPLICATION Project Number: 26-80000014 Project Description: Proposed Rezone from A-1 to PD for an existing school on 45.86 acres located on the southeast corner of Aloma Ave and Trinity Prep Ln Project Manager: David German (407) 665-7386 (dgerman@seminolecountyfl.gov) Parcel ID: 36-21-30-300-017A-0000 BCC District: 1-Dallari Applicant: Bryon Lawson (321) 282-2521 Consultant: Richard Baldocchi (407) 599-1122

Record date · March 4, 2026

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What This Bill Does

Trinity Preparatory School has submitted a to rezone its 45.86-acre campus from (Agricultural) to . This is an initial review step for the school located at the corner of Aloma Avenue and Trinity Prep Lane.

Why it matters

The proposed zoning change from agricultural to planned development status will dictate future land-use regulations and potential expansion capabilities for the 45.86-acre school property.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Trinity Preparatory School

The school is the applicant seeking to change the zoning classification of its campus property.

Indirectly affected

Residents of BCC District 1

Local residents may be affected by future land-use changes or development intensity allowed under the new PD zoning.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does a rezone from A-1 to PD mean?

It is a change from an Agricultural zoning classification to a Planned Development classification, which allows for more customized land-use regulations tailored to a specific site plan.

Is this a final decision?

No, this is a meeting for the Development Review Committee, which is an early stage in the zoning process.

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