MetroWest Westgate Apartments

Case MPL2021-10070 · Master Plan · Multifamily · City of Orlando

5712 Westgate Dr · aerial view

Approved, no recent activity. Approved in February 2022.

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The facts on file

Case numberMPL2021-10070
Project name, as filedMetroWest Westgate Apartments
Address5712 Westgate Dr
Case typeMaster Plan
ProductMultifamily
Site size6.46 acres
Current zoningAC-1
ApprovedFebruary 22, 2022
JurisdictionCity of Orlando

The story so far

November 16, 2021Application filed
January 18, 2022MPB hearing (item 3)
February 22, 2022Approved (status: Closed)

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What this case is

Master plan. A master plan lays out the overall design of a larger project on land that already carries the zoning for it: buildings, access, parking, open space and phasing. It is reviewed against the rules that already apply rather than changing them. Approval of the master plan is a site-design sign off. Final site plans, plats where land is divided, and building permits follow.

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