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Read. Follow. Verify.Waiver Request for Bahia Terrace Fourplex Project
Record date · April 20, 2026
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What This Bill Does
A3MS Corp is requesting a waiver from the Marion County Land Development Code to bypass the '' review process for a new fourplex residential project. The applicant argues the project's impervious surface area falls below the threshold that typically triggers this level of review.
The decision determines whether the Bahia Terrace fourplex project must undergo a review, which impacts the regulatory oversight and approval timeline for the development.
Who It Affects
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A3MS Corp
The company is seeking a waiver to change the regulatory review requirements for their development project.
Development Review Committee
This body is responsible for evaluating and deciding on the waiver request.
Key Facts
- The applicant is requesting a waiver from Marion County Land Development Code Section 2.21.1.
- The project is a fourplex residential infill development known as Bahia Terrace.
- The proposed project includes approximately 8,600 square feet of impervious area.
- The proposed impervious area represents 29.34% of the gross site area.
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- The current code requires a Major Site Plan if impervious coverage equals or exceeds 35% or 9,000 square feet.
- The applicant states the project is consistent with surrounding residential development.
- The application is filed under number 2026-22769 and is currently 'Agenda Ready'.
- The Development Review Committee is the body responsible for reviewing this request.
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Standardization of Infill Waivers
The applicant notes that similar projects in the area have been approved without requiring a Major Site Plan, suggesting a pattern of administrative leniency for small-scale infill.
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