Waiver Requests for Belleview Circle K Development
June 15, 2026
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The Frame
The Development Review Committee will decide whether to grant these s, which would allow the project to proceed with alternative survey data, reduced soil testing, a payment to the county sidewalk fund instead of building sidewalks, and an exemption from a formal environmental assessment.
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Cadjazz Engineering
The firm is seeking approval for four specific waivers to proceed with the site plan.
Marion County residents
Residents are affected by changes to local infrastructure requirements, such as sidewalk placement and environmental review standards.
Last recorded activity June 15, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The applicant requests to use Marion County lidar contours and existing surveys instead of a new boundary and topographic survey.
- The applicant requests a waiver to the 10-foot soil boring depth requirement, citing existing test results of 10 feet and 7 feet.
- The applicant requests to pay into the Marion County Sidewalk Fund instead of constructing required sidewalks on-site.
- The applicant requests a waiver from the Environmental Assessment requirement, citing that the site is already developed with existing buildings and utilities.
- The project involves parcels 45415-000-00 and 45415-002-00.
- The waiver request is filed under #WaiverPIR-000872-2026.
- The document is associated with file 2026-23342.
- The Development Review Committee is the body responsible for reviewing these requests.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the developer asking for regarding sidewalks?
Why does the developer want to skip the environmental assessment?
Why It Matters
The Development Review Committee will decide whether to grant these s, which would allow the project to proceed with alternative survey data, reduced soil testing, a payment to the county sidewalk fund instead of building sidewalks, and an exemption from a formal environmental assessment.
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Infrastructure Fee Substitution
The applicant is attempting to substitute physical infrastructure construction (sidewalks) with a financial contribution to a county fund.
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