Town's of Ormond

Case 2022-S-ODP-0349 · Overall Development Plan · Single-family / townhome · Volusia County

1309 Tullamore Blvd, Ormond Beach · aerial view

Approved in March 2022. A newer filing on this parcel has superseded this case.

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The request, as filed

ODP. Overall Development Plan. This is an Overall Development Plan application for a 40-lot subdivision of a 9.38-acres parcel, located on the east side of Tullamore Boulevard and north of Acoma Drive, in the Ormond Beach area. Potable water and sewage disposal will be provided by Volusia County. The zoning classification is Planned Unit Development (PUD), and the Future Land Use designation is Urban Low Intensity (ULI). Council district: 4.

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The facts on file

Case number2022-S-ODP-0349
Project name, as filedTown's of Ormond
Address1309 Tullamore Blvd, Ormond Beach
Case typeOverall Development Plan
ProductSingle-family / townhome
Site size8.67 acres
Units stated in the filing40
ApprovedMarch 24, 2022
JurisdictionVolusia County

The story so far

March 24, 2022Approved

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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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