Approval of New Signage and Development Standards for Winding Oaks

Original title: Public Hearing to amend the Winding Oaks Planned Development (PD) master signage plan and PD Standards Book for property located at 4090 SW 66th Street, approximately 960.59 acres

Record date · September 8, 2025

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What This Bill Does

The Planning & Zoning Commission has approved changes to the and development standards for the Winding Oaks property located at 4090 SW 66th Street. This 960.59-acre site will now operate under updated rules for signage and general development design.

Why it matters

Property owners and residents within or near the 960.59-acre Winding Oaks development will see changes to the size, placement, and design of signs and architectural standards allowed on the site.

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

Winding Oaks property owners

These owners must now comply with the updated signage and development standards for their property.

Directly affected

Planning & Zoning Commission

The commission is responsible for the oversight and approval of the development standards for this site.

Key Facts

The Planning & Zoning Commission passed an amendment to the Winding Oaks Planned Development (PD) master signage plan.
The amendment updates the PD Standards Book for the property.
The affected property is located at 4090 SW 66th Street.
The development covers approximately 960.59 acres.

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The file number for this legislative action is 2025-1941.
The item was introduced on August 22, 2025.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Planned Development (PD)?

A PD is a zoning designation that allows for a custom set of development standards and land-use rules tailored to a specific large-scale project, rather than standard city-wide zoning codes.

How does this affect the Winding Oaks property?

The amendment changes the rules governing what types of signs are permitted and updates the design standards () that developers must follow on the 960.59-acre site.

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