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Read. Follow. Verify.Review of Site Plan Waiver for SW 92nd Court Road Guard House
Record date · December 15, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The Development Review Committee is considering a waiver request for a regarding a new turn lane at the SW 92nd Court Road guard house in Ocala. The applicant argues that the impervious surface area for this project was already accounted for in a previous project filing.
This decision determines whether the project can proceed under requirements or if it must undergo a more rigorous major site plan review process, which impacts the timeline for the guard house turn lane construction.
Who It Affects
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Kimley-Horn And Associates, Inc.
They are the applicant seeking approval for the site plan waiver.
Development Review Committee
They are the governing body responsible for reviewing and approving or denying the waiver request.
Key Facts
- The project involves the construction of a new turn lane at the SW 92nd Court Road guard house.
- The applicant is requesting a waiver from the standard Minor Site Plan review process.
- The applicant claims the impervious ground coverage for this project was previously accounted for under project number 2020030101.
- Under LDC 2.20.1.A, projects exceeding specific thresholds for impervious coverage, traffic generation, or environmental zone location must submit a Major Site Plan.
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- Minor Site Plan thresholds include a 35% or 9,000 square foot limit on impervious ground coverage.
- Minor Site Plan thresholds include a limit of 50 peak hour vehicle trips.
- Minor Site Plan thresholds require that projects do not increase flooding or stormwater discharge on adjacent properties.
- The file number for this request is 2025-21528.
- The status of the request is 'Agenda Ready' for the Development Review Committee.
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The applicant is explicitly linking the current project's environmental impact (impervious area) to a previous project (2020030101) to justify a waiver.
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