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Read. Follow. Verify.Proposed Expansion of Village on the Green Retirement Community
Record date · March 26, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The Seminole County Development Review Committee is reviewing a proposal to expand the Village on the Green retirement community. The project involves a land use amendment and a major amendment to the existing Planned Development (PD) zoning for a 6.94-acre site.
This proposal determines the future land use and development rights for a 6.94-acre site on Wekiva Springs Road, which will dictate the scale and scope of the retirement community's expansion.
Who It Affects
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Village on the Green
The organization is the applicant seeking approval for site expansion.
Residents of BCC District 3
The project involves land use changes within their district.
Key Facts
- The project involves a Small Scale Future Land Use Amendment and a PD (Planned Development) Major Amendment.
- The expansion is proposed for a 6.94-acre site.
- The site is located on the north side of Wekiva Springs Rd, east of Wekiva Springs Ln.
- The project is identified by number 25-20500002 and file number 2025-260.
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- The parcel ID for the affected land is 03-21-29-300-009M-0000+.
- The project is located within BCC District 3.
- The Development Review Committee (DRC) is the body responsible for the review.
- The application was introduced on March 11, 2025.
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Planned Development Amendment
The project seeks to modify an existing PD zoning, which is a common mechanism for expanding established facilities in Seminole County.
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