SAN Marino Phase II

Case ADD2017-00202 · Administrative Deviation / PD Amendment · Mixed-use · Lee County

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The request, as filed

ADD. DEVIATION FROM SECTION 10-329 TO ALLOW FOR A 4:1 BANK SLOPE. Board notes: ADD2017-00202, 14FEB2018, ADMINISTRATIVE AMENDMENT TO THE MIXED USED PLANNED DEVELOPMENT TO ADD A DEVIATION FROM LDC SECTION 10-329(d)(4) TO ALLOW A MINIMUM 4:1 SLOPE RATIO ON LAKE BANKS W/ CONDS. IN THE MPD DISTRICT..

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The facts on file

Case numberADD2017-00202
Project name, as filedSAN Marino Phase II
Case typeAdministrative Deviation / PD Amendment
ProductMixed-use
Site size1.36 acres
Approved2017
JurisdictionLee County

The story so far

2017Approved

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What this case is

Planned development amendment. A planned development amendment changes the approved plan or conditions of an existing planned development: the layout, the mix of uses, a density figure, a condition of approval. Minor changes are often handled by staff; larger ones go back to the board that adopted the original plan. Once the amendment is approved, the project proceeds under the revised plan through site plans and building permits.

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August 19, 2026Site Development Order DOS2017-00053 approved

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