4200 Arbor Oaks Ct. - residential care facility

Case CUP2026-10012 · Conditional Use Permit (special exception) · Multifamily · City of Orlando

4200 Arbor Oaks Ct · aerial view

Approved in August 2026.

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In short

Suze Louijeune requests a Conditional Use Permit to establish a Residential Care Facility (Type A) at 4200 Arbor Oaks Ct., seeking a waiver of the City's 1,000-foot distance separation requirement because an existing RCF is located approximately 580 feet away.

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The request, as filed

Conditional Use Permit

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The facts on file

Case number	CUP2026-10012
Project name, as filed	4200 Arbor Oaks Ct. - residential care facility
Address	4200 Arbor Oaks Ct
Case type	Conditional Use Permit (special exception)
Product	Multifamily
Site size	0.36 acres
Current zoning	R-1AA/W
Approved	August 13, 2026
Jurisdiction	City of Orlando

The story so far

May 26, 2026	Application filed
July 21, 2026	MPB public hearing (agenda posted)
August 13, 2026	Approved (status: Closed)

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What this case is

Special exception or conditional use. A special exception (some jurisdictions say conditional use or special use) allows a use the zoning permits only after case-by-case review, such as a school in a residential district or a drive-through. A board decides it after a public hearing. The zoning itself does not change. If approved, the use is allowed on this site under the conditions in the approval. Site plans and building permits follow as usual.

Who decides what on this record:

Municipal Planning Board (MPB). Orlando's planning board holds the public hearing and makes a recommendation; City Council takes final action when it approves the board's minutes. No ordinance is needed.

The official record

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In the subscriber case file

Owner of record and mailing address
Assessed value from the county roll
Last recorded sale
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The building permit record on this site
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