Owl Creek

Case DCI2021-00011 · Planned Development (DCI) · Multifamily · Lee County

Approved, and nothing new has appeared on the public record since. Quiet for about 47 months.

In short

D.R. Horton, Inc. seeks rezoning of 342.68 acres from Agricultural (AG-2) to Residential Planned Development (RPD) to allow development of up to 380 dwelling units with single-family and two-family attached dwellings, a 96-slip docking facility, and a kayak/canoe launch.

The first line of the written brief, synthesised from this case's filed documents. The full brief is in the subscriber case file.

The facts on file

Case number	DCI2021-00011
Address	Owl Creek
Case type	Planned Development (DCI)
Product	Multifamily
Site size	342.68 acres
Units stated in the filing	440
Approved	September 7, 2022
Jurisdiction	Lee County

The story so far

September 7, 2022

Approved

Dates and wording are the source's own. Sources publish late and amend; the official record is the authority.

What this case is

Planned development. A planned development is a custom zoning district written for one property. Instead of a standard district's rules, the approval carries its own list of allowed uses, densities, heights and conditions, adopted by ordinance after public hearings. The planned development sets the entitlement. Detailed site plans and building permits still follow before anything is built.

The official record

Open the official record →

Nearby cases in Lee County

Owl Creek RPD Development project · approved, quiet · 0.5 mi
Singletary CPD Development project · in review · 0.6 mi
SR 31 Civic 10 Development project · in review · 0.9 mi
Armeda Planned Development (DCI) · in review · 1.2 mi
Cary Duke Povia Planned Development (DCI) · approved · 1.4 mi

In the subscriber case file

22 source documents on file, archived
The rest of the written brief
Deal signals and ranking

See the subscriptions · Watch the tool work on the free sample map · Subscriber? Open this case in the tracker

Get the free weekly brief

What filed, what got approved, and what went quiet in your market. Free every week, five minutes, and every item links to its public record.

Your market:

Free. Weekly. Unsubscribe anytime.

Compiled by machine from public records. Sources publish late, amend, and occasionally err; verify against the official record before relying on anything here. Not legal advice, a survey, or an appraisal.
DirtDocket · home · case lookup · coverage · sample map · weekly brief archive · insights · terms · privacy