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Proposed Zoning Change for Sandy Lane Homes

Original title: 9:00AM (IN PERSON) SANDY LANE HOMES - REZONE Project Number: 25-20000004 Project Description: Proposed Rezone from A-1 and R-1AA to MM for a single family residential development on 7.64 acres located on the west side of Sandy Ln, south of Sand Lake Rd Project Manager: Kaitlyn Apgar 407-665-7377 (kapgar@seminolecountyfl.gov) Parcel ID: 07-21-29-300-014A-0000++ BCC District: 3-Constantine Applicant: Giovanni Jordan (407) 257-5740 Consultant: Mitch Collins (407) 448-8979

August 13, 2025

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Finance Connection

Notable money activity
$9,570across 19 reported contributions
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CandidateDonorAmountIndustryDate
Constantine for Mayor 2020Plumbers, Pipefitters UA Local 393$1,000-Aug 2020
Constantine for Mayor 2020International Association of Fire Fighters$1,000-Jul 2021
Constantine for Mayor 2020International Association of Fire Fighters$1,000-Oct 2020
Constantine for Mayor 2020International Association of Fire Fighters$1,000-Oct 2020
Constantine for Mayor 2020International Association of Fire Fighters$1,000-Oct 2020
Constantine for Mayor 2020Cal Fire Local 2881 - Small Contributor PAC #790318$1,000-Jun 2021
Constantine for Mayor 2020International Brotherhoods of Electrical WorkersLocal Union 332$750-Aug 2020
Constantine for Mayor 2020Nora Campos$500ConsultantOct 2021
Constantine for Mayor 2020Rick Callender$500Manager of Government RelationsAug 2021
Constantine for Mayor 2020Dana Ditmore$350Business ConsultantOct 2021
Constantine for Mayor 2020Northern California Carpenters Regional Council$300-Sep 2020
David Constantine for City Council 2022Chris Staples$250ITMar 2022
David Constantine for City Council 2022Max Ordonez$233PresidentApr 2022
David Constantine for City Council 2022Marci Sanchez$187CounselorMar 2022
David Constantine for City Council 2022Jacque Priest$100unknownMay 2022
Constantine for Mayor 2022Judith Rickard$100RetiredAug 2022
David Constantine for City Council 2022Norma Amezcua$100Program ManagerMar 2022
David Constantine for City Council 2022Ana Radillo$100UNKNOWNMay 2022
Constantine for Mayor 2022Judith Rickard$100RetiredAug 2022

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The Frame

What this does

This proposal determines the allowed land use and density for a 7.64-acre site on the west side of Sandy Lane, south of Sand Lake Road, which will dictate future residential development rights for that property.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Giovanni Jordan

As the applicant, they are seeking a change in land use regulations for the specified property.

Nearby residents

Residents in the vicinity of Sandy Lane and Sand Lake Road may be affected by changes in land use and potential future residential construction.

What changed

Last recorded activity August 13, 2025.

What's next

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Summary

The Development Review Committee is reviewing a request to 7.64 acres of land on Sandy Lane to allow for a new single-family residential development. The proposal seeks to change the current zoning classifications of A-1 and R-1AA to MM.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of this zoning change?
The applicant is seeking to the property to MM to facilitate the construction of a single-family residential development.
Where is the proposed development located?
The 7.64-acre site is located on the west side of Sandy Lane, south of Sand Lake Road.
Who can I contact for more information?
You can contact the project manager, Kaitlyn Apgar, at 407-665-7377 or kapgar@seminolecountyfl.gov.

Why It Matters

This proposal determines the allowed land use and density for a 7.64-acre site on the west side of Sandy Lane, south of Sand Lake Road, which will dictate future residential development rights for that property.

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Residential Expansion

The application indicates a move toward higher-density or different residential zoning (MM) from existing agricultural or lower-density residential classifications (A-1/R-1AA).

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Sources

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