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The Reserve at Alafaya Pd / The Reserve at Alafaya Tract 9 Dp

Case DP-26-04-088 · Development Plan (Planned Development) · Multifamily · Orange County

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In short

The applicant seeks approval of a Development Plan for 350 multifamily units on 18.57 acres within the Reserve at Alafaya Planned Development.

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The facts on file

Case numberDP-26-04-088
Project name, as filedThe Reserve at Alafaya Pd / The Reserve at Alafaya Tract 9 Dp
Case typeDevelopment Plan (Planned Development)
ProductMultifamily
Site size18.57 acres
Units stated in the filing350
Applicant of recordDSE Dave Schmitt Engineering (Dave Schmitt)
JurisdictionOrange County

The story so far

April 22, 2026Filed (county development review)

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What this case is

Development plan. A development plan is the detailed site plan for a project on land that already carries its zoning, often inside an approved planned development: the buildings, access, parking, drainage and phasing. It is reviewed against the rules that already apply rather than changing them, in many jurisdictions by staff or a review committee rather than at a public hearing. Approval of the development plan is a site-design sign off. Building permits are the next public step, and a permit, not the plan, is what authorizes construction.

In Orange County: The detailed site plan for a project inside an approved Planned Development. Its approval is the preliminary site plan sign off, one step in the journey, not the finish line. The builder can now apply for site and building permits. A DP approval by itself does not mean any permit exists yet.

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