Proposed Zoning Change for Midway Loop Trail Project
July 2, 2025
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The Frame
This rezoning determines the legal land-use designation for 106.96 acres, which is a necessary step for the county to proceed with the construction of the Midway Loop Trail and other recreational amenities in District 5.
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District 5 Residents
Residents in the vicinity of Brisson Avenue and State Road 46 will see a change in the permitted use of the 106.96-acre site.
Seminole County Leisure Services
The department is the applicant seeking the zoning change to facilitate the development of the Midway Loop Trail.
Last recorded activity July 2, 2025.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The proposal seeks to rezone 106.96 acres of land.
- The current zoning is A-1 (Agriculture).
- The proposed zoning is PLI (Public Lands and Institutions).
- The site is located on the west side of Brisson Avenue, north of State Road 46.
- The land is intended for a proposed trail and future recreational facilities.
- The application is filed under case number Z2025-05.
- The project is located in District 5, represented by Commissioner Herr.
- The applicant is Daniel Heacock of Seminole County Leisure Services / Greenways & Natural Lands.
- The item is scheduled for a public hearing before the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Why It Matters
This rezoning determines the legal land-use designation for 106.96 acres, which is a necessary step for the county to proceed with the construction of the Midway Loop Trail and other recreational amenities in District 5.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a change from Agriculture to Public Lands and Institutions mean?
Will this project definitely be built?
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Public Land Expansion
The county is actively converting agricultural land to public use status to facilitate trail and recreational development.
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