Case DCI2022-00018 · Planned Development (DCI) · Office · Lee County
7301-7340 Stoney Grove Cir, Fort Myers · aerial view
Approved, no recent activity. Approved in 2022.
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DCI. Request to rezone 46.33± acres from Mobile Home District (MH-1) and General Commercial District (CG) to Minor Mixed Use Planned Development (MPD) to allow a maximum of 300* dwelling units (including 121* bonus density units) and 30,000 square feet of commercial retail or office uses with a maximum height of 53 feet.. Board notes: Z-23-008, DCI2022-00018, 07JUN2023, REZONE 46.33 ACRES FROM MH-1 AND CG TO MPD IN REFERENCE TO A PROJECT KNOWN ASGRAND BAY TO ALLOW A MAXIMUM OF 30,000SF OF COMMERCIAL RETAIL/OFFICE...
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| Case number | DCI2022-00018 |
|---|---|
| Project name, as filed | Grand BAY Minor MPD |
| Address | 7301-7340 Stoney Grove Cir, Fort Myers |
| Case type | Planned Development (DCI) |
| Product | Office |
| Site size | 46.33 acres |
| Units stated in the filing | 300 |
| Approved | 2022 |
| Jurisdiction | Lee County |
| 2022 | Approved |
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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.
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| 1968 | Development project 68-3-10 approved |
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