From Staff Reports
Summary:
Three applications are scheduled for Apopka’s November 4 Development Review Committee meeting: a charter school plat, a Ridgebrooke subdivision amendment, and a Crossroads at Kelly Park amenity park. The Ridgebrooke proposal would extend the depths of multiple lots and adjust open space, while the park plan returns for its second submission. The meeting begins at 9 am at City Hall.
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A charter school plat, changes to the Ridgebrooke subdivision, and an amenity park at Crossroads at Kelly Park will come before Apopka’s Development Review Committee on Wednesday, November 4.
Related: Three Apopka development proposals need revisions after DRC review.
The school plat and Ridgebrooke amendment are first submissions, while the park plan returns for a second review. The agenda identifies the proposed uses and applicants but does not include staff recommendations or detailed plans.
Apopka K-8 Charter School plat
The committee will review a plat application for the Apopka K-8 Charter School at 1839 and 1829 Plymouth Sorrento Road and West Lester Road. The application, PL-26-10, proposes platting parcels for a K-8 school.
Red Apple at Apopka LLC is listed as the property owner, with Ryan Hileman of Bohler Engineering serving as the applicant. Jun Sohn is the city’s project manager.
The item concerns the school property’s plat application. The agenda does not provide enrollment capacity, building specifications or an anticipated opening date.
Ridgebrooke subdivision amendment
The Ridgebrooke application proposes extending the depths of multiple lots and adjusting open space. Listed as CSP-26-45, the first-submission construction site plan amendment describes revisions to the subdivision’s preliminary subdivision plan.
The project location includes 1056 Bailey Hill Road, Sorrento Avenue, 2244 Sorrento Avenue, and 2404, 2304 and 2260 Plymouth Sorrento Road. TPGAG EHC III Multi State 5 LLC is listed as the owner.
Geoffrey Summitt of G L Summitt Engineering Inc. is the applicant, and Bobby Howell is the city’s project manager. The agenda does not identify how many lots would change or quantify the proposed adjustment to open space.
Crossroads at Kelly Park amenity park
An amenity park proposed for Crossroads at Kelly Park returns for a second submission under application CSP-26-38. The construction site plan concerns Park Tract P1A-1 at a location listed as 0 Zepher Lily Avenue.
The Kelly Park Community Development District is the owner, and Mike Muniz of Pape-Dawson Consulting Engineers LLC is the applicant. Jean Sanchez is the city’s project manager.
The agenda identifies the proposed use as an amenity park but does not list its planned features. It also does not describe revisions made since the first submission.
Public participation
The agenda includes a public comment period. Residents wishing to speak should submit a green Intent to Speak form to the city clerk before the meeting begins.
The published participation guidelines ordinarily allow four minutes per speaker, with the possibility of reducing that time to two minutes if many residents sign up. No specific matters are listed under the agenda’s “Items for Discussion” section.
Five key points:
- The Development Review Committee meets Wednesday, November 4, at 9 am in the City Hall Commission Chambers.
- The Apopka K-8 Charter School application proposes platting parcels along Plymouth Sorrento Road and West Lester Road.
- The Ridgebrooke amendment would extend the depths of multiple lots and adjust open space.
- The Crossroads at Kelly Park amenity park plan returns for a second submission.
- The agenda does not include detailed plans or staff recommendations for the three applications.
