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Read. Follow. Verify.Pre-Application Review: Sand Lake Cove 54-Lot Development
Record date · June 24, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The Development Review Committee is scheduled to review a pre-application for a proposed 54-lot residential development located on Sand Lake Road. The project requires a rezone from to a Planned Development (PD) designation, along with subdivision and site plan approvals.
This meeting initiates the formal review process for a new 54-lot residential subdivision on 9.65 acres, which will determine the land-use requirements and site layout for the property located east of N Hunt Club Blvd.
Who It Affects
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Nearby residents
Residents living near Sand Lake Rd and N Hunt Club Blvd may experience changes in traffic, density, and land use if the development is approved.
Sydney Kendrick
The applicant is seeking approval for rezoning and site development.
Key Facts
- The project proposes a 54-lot residential development.
- The site covers 9.65 acres.
- The project requires a rezone from R-1AAA (Single-Family Residential) to PD (Planned Development).
- The proposal includes a subdivision plan and a site plan.
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- The location is on the north side of Sand Lake Rd, east of N Hunt Club Blvd.
- The project is assigned to BCC District 3 (Constantine).
- The pre-application meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026, at 9:00 AM via TEAMS.
- The project number is 26-80000066.
- The Parcel ID for the site is 07-21-29-300-0020-0000.
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Transition to Planned Development
The applicant is seeking to move away from standard R-1AAA zoning to a Planned Development (PD) model, which suggests a desire for customized density or design standards.
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