Pre-Application Review: Proposed Warehouse at 521 Monroe

Original title: 9:00AM (IN PERSON) 521 MONROE - PRE-APPLICATION Project Number: 26-80000005 Project Description: Proposed Rezone and Site Plan for a warehouse on 1.72 acres located on the northeast corner of Iowa Ave and Monroe Rd Project Manager: Kaitlyn Apgar (407) 665-7377 (kapgar@seminolecountyfl.gov) Parcel ID: 16-19-30-5AC-0000-066A BCC District: 5-Herr Applicant: Tammy Hamzehloui (407) 330-8100 Consultant: N/A

Record date · February 4, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The Seminole County is holding a pre-application meeting to discuss a proposal to and develop a warehouse on a 1.72-acre site at the corner of Iowa Avenue and Monroe Road.

Why it matters

This meeting marks the initial stage of a development proposal that could change the land use designation and physical infrastructure at the intersection of Iowa Avenue and Monroe Road.

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

Tammy Hamzehloui

The applicant is seeking approval for a rezone and site plan for the specified property.

Indirectly affected

Residents of BCC District 5

Local residents may experience changes in land use and traffic patterns if the warehouse development proceeds.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a pre-application meeting?

It is an early-stage meeting where developers discuss project plans with county staff to understand requirements before formally submitting an application.

Can I attend this meeting?

The document lists the meeting as 'IN PERSON' at 9:00 AM, though you should contact the project manager, Kaitlyn Apgar, to confirm public access policies.

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