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Proposed Land Use Change for Two Sites in Marion Oaks

Original title: 26-S03 - The Deltona Corporation, Land Use Change, for Two Sites from Preservation (PR) to Commercial (COM), Totaling ±0.29 Acres Within the Marion Oaks Vested Development of Regional Impact, Consisting of ±0.15 acres East of Marion Oaks Course and ±0.14 acres West of Marion Oaks Course, Portions of Two Tracts Totaling Approximate ±7.48 Acres, on Parcels 8007-0000-10 and 8007-000-08, No Address Assigned

April 27, 2026

land usezoningcommercial developmentMarion Oaks

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The Frame

What this does

The rezoning changes the permitted use of 0.29 acres of land from protected preservation space to commercial development, which may allow for future business construction on these specific parcels.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

The Deltona Corporation

The entity seeking the land use change for their property.

Marion Oaks residents

Local residents may see changes in land use and potential commercial development near the Marion Oaks Course.

What changed

Last recorded activity April 27, 2026.

What's next

Next step not available in the current record.

Summary

This proposal seeks to rezone two small parcels of land totaling 0.29 acres within the Marion Oaks development from 'Preservation' to 'Commercial' use. The sites are located on either side of the Marion Oaks Course.

Key Facts

  • The proposal requests a land use change from Preservation (PR) to Commercial (COM).
  • The total area affected is approximately 0.29 acres.
  • The site consists of two separate portions: 0.15 acres east of the Marion Oaks Course and 0.14 acres west of the Marion Oaks Course.
  • The parcels are part of the Marion Oaks Vested Development of Regional Impact.
  • The affected land is part of two larger tracts totaling approximately 7.48 acres.
  • The specific parcels involved are 8007-0000-10 and 8007-000-08.
  • The parcels currently have no assigned street address.
  • The proposal is filed under number 2026-22757.
  • The item is currently listed as 'Consent' status for the Planning & Zoning Commission.

Why It Matters

The rezoning changes the permitted use of 0.29 acres of land from protected preservation space to commercial development, which may allow for future business construction on these specific parcels.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to change land from 'Preservation' to 'Commercial'?
It changes the legal designation of the land, allowing it to be used for commercial business purposes instead of being restricted to preservation/conservation use.
Will this affect the entire 7.48-acre tract?
No, the change only applies to the 0.29 acres specified within those larger tracts.

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Reduction of Preservation Land

The proposal explicitly seeks to convert land from a preservation status to commercial, indicating a shift in land use policy for these specific parcels.

The Deltona Corporation

Connected Entities

organizationThe Deltona Corporation“The applicant requesting the land use change.”Map →
locationMarion Oaks“The development area where the land use change is proposed.”Map →
organizationPlanning & Zoning Commission“The body reviewing the proposal.”Map →

Sources

Open source document

webapi.legistar.com

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  • Controversy10
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