Proposed Electric Vehicle Parking at Oviedo Walmart

Original title: WALMART EV OVIEDO - PRE-APPLICATION Project Number: 25-80000052 Project Description: Proposed Site Plan for EV parking at an existing store on 9.67 acres in the PD Zoning District located on the east side of Deep Lake Rd, south of Aloma Ave Project Manager: Hilary Padin (407) 665-7331 (hpadin@seminolecountyfl.gov) Parcel ID: 31-21-31-517-0000-0030 BCC District: 1-Dallari Applicant: Alexus Xiong (678) 606-5275 Consultant: Alexus Xiong (678) 606-5275

May 14, 2025

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The Frame

What this does

This project proposes infrastructure changes to an existing 9.67-acre commercial site in the , which requires administrative review for compliance with local land use regulations.

Who is mentioned in the record

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

Walmart

The store is the subject of the proposed site plan modifications for EV parking.

Nearby residents

Residents in the vicinity of Deep Lake Rd and Aloma Ave may experience changes to site traffic or infrastructure.

What changed

Last recorded activity May 14, 2025.

What's next

Next step not available in the current record.

Summary

A has been filed for a site plan to add electric vehicle (EV) parking at the existing Walmart store in Oviedo. The project is currently under review by the Development Review Committee and no public meetings are scheduled at this time.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will there be a public meeting about this project?

No, the current status is 'Comments Only,' meaning no public meetings are scheduled at this time.

Who is managing the review of this project?

Hilary Padin from the Development Review Committee is the project manager.

Why It Matters

This project proposes infrastructure changes to an existing 9.67-acre commercial site in the , which requires administrative review for compliance with local land use regulations.