From Staff Reports
In Summary:
Several notable development proposals are scheduled for review by the Development Review Committee on Wednesday morning. The agenda includes the Oakmoor residential subdivision, a warehouse project on Hogshead Road, and a proposed 7-Eleven fuel station on Ocoee-Apopka Road. Committee members will also consider a special event permit for a July fitness event at the Northwest Recreation Complex.
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Apopka's Development Review Committee will consider plans for a new warehouse, a proposed 196-home subdivision, and a 7-Eleven convenience store and fuel station when it meets Wednesday morning at City Hall.
The June 10 meeting is scheduled for 9 am in the Commission Chambers and includes three development projects at various stages of the review process, along with a special event permit request.
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The largest residential proposal on the agenda is Oakmoor, formerly known as Ondich North. The project seeks approval of a construction site plan for a subdivision with 196 single-family homes. The development is proposed on property located along Oak Lane and Ondich Road and is currently under its second review cycle.
Committee members will also review plans for a 30,000-square-foot warehouse at 3716 Hogshead Road. The project, submitted by Laurel Bodega LLC, is appearing before the committee for its first review of the construction site plan.
A second commercial project involves a proposed 7-Eleven convenience store and fuel station at 2501 Ocoee-Apopka Road. The development is returning to the committee for a second review of its construction site plan.
The agenda also includes a request for a special event permit for Duran: 2650, a fitness and workout event planned for July 11 at the Northwest Recreation Complex on Jason Dwelley Parkway.
The Development Review Committee serves as the City's technical review body, evaluating site plans and development proposals for compliance with City standards before projects advance through the approval process. While the committee's reviews focus primarily on engineering, planning, transportation, environmental, and infrastructure considerations, the projects often represent the first public look at developments that may eventually come before the Planning Commission or City Commission.
Wednesday's meeting is open to the public and includes a public comment period at the beginning of the agenda.
Key Points:
• The Oakmoor subdivision proposal includes 196 single-family residential lots on property along Oak Lane and Ondich Road.
• A 30,000-square-foot warehouse is proposed for 3716 Hogshead Road.
• A 7-Eleven convenience store and fuel station is seeking approval at 2501 Ocoee-Apopka Road.
• The Oakmoor and 7-Eleven projects are both undergoing second-round site plan reviews.
• The meeting also includes a request for a July 11 fitness event at the Northwest Recreation Complex.
