Case CDP(2026)-0003 · Comprehensive Development Plan amendment (small scale) · Mixed-use · City of Maitland
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The Applicant requests approval of a Comprehensive Development Plan Text Amendment establishing the Restricted Main Street (“R-MS”) Future Land Use subdesignation as an Area of Special Consideration within the Main Street Future Land Use category, together with a Small-Scale Future Land Use Map Amendment for the subject properties (Parcel IDs: 25-21-29-3200-02-140 and 25-21-29-0000-00-035) from Corridor District to Restricted Main Street (“R-MS”). The proposed R-MS designation is intended to provide a...
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| Case number | CDP(2026)-0003 |
|---|---|
| Address | 500 N Maitland Ave |
| Case type | Comprehensive Development Plan amendment (small scale) |
| Product | Mixed-use |
| Site size | 2.69 acres |
| Current zoning | MTL-MX |
| Jurisdiction | City of Maitland |
| June 4, 2026 | Application filed (Comprehensive Development Plan (CDP) Small Scale Amendment; city EnerGov record) |
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Site plan. A site plan is the detailed layout of a specific project on land that already has the zoning for it: the buildings, parking, drainage, access and landscaping. Most jurisdictions review it administratively or before a review committee, so it can move without a public hearing. Site plan approval is usually the last land use step before building permits. A permit, not the site plan, is what authorizes construction.
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