Legislation Details

File #: 2026-24914   
Type: Zoning Consent Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 10/28/2026 Meeting Body Board of County Commissioners Planning and Zoning
On agenda: 11/18/2026 Final action:
Title: 26-DT01 - Mark Glenn, Developer’s Agreement Termination (PL DevAgre-001134-2026), 10.31 Acres, Parcel 49010-000-00, No Address Assigned
Attachments: 1. 26-DT01 Glenn Report JR BCC, 2. Attachment A 26-DT01 Developers Agreement Termination Request, 3. Attachment B 26-DT01 Developers Agreement (OR BK_PG 3868_1562), 4. Attachment C 26-DT01 DRC Comments Letter (PL DevAgre-001134-2026), 5. Attachment D 26-DT01 Site Photos

 

SUBJECT:

Title

26-DT01 - Mark Glenn, Developer’s Agreement Termination (PL DevAgre-001134-2026), 10.31 Acres, Parcel 49010-000-00, No Address Assigned

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INITIATOR:

DEPARTMENT:

Kenneth Weyrauch, Deputy Director

Growth Services

 

DESCRIPTION/BACKGROUND:

Mark Glenn has filed a Developer’s Agreement Termination application for a ±10.31-acre site in Ocklawaha, FL, from Medium Residential (MR) to Rural Land (RL). The subject property is located outside the Urban Growth Boundary and within the Secondary Springs Protection Zone. The subject property is located within the Lake Weir Environmentally Sensitive Overlay Zone. There is a concurrent rezoning application (Case No. 261107ZC) from Mixed Residential (R-4) to General Agriculture (A-1) and a Small-Scale Future Land Use Map Series (FLUMS) Amendment application (Case No. 26-S09) from Medium Residential (MR) to Rural Land (RL). In 2004, the subject property’s FLU designation was amended from Urban Reserve to Medium Density Residential, subject to approval of a Developer’s Agreement. The outcome of the concurrent zoning change and Developer’s Agreement Termination applications is dependent on the affirmative outcome of this application. This application is dependent on an affirmative outcome of the Small-Scale FLUMS Amendment application.

 

BUDGET/IMPACT:

None

 

RECOMMENDED ACTION:

Recommended action

Staff recommends approval. Planning and Zoning Commission recommends approval (5-0).

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