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Oviedo planning panel recommends council approve 7-unit Magnolia Townhomes plan
Summary
The Local Planning Agency voted to recommend City Council adopt resolution 460,025 for the Magnolia Townhomes preliminary subdivision plan, a seven-unit townhome development in downtown Oviedo. Staff described two requested deviations, a park fee payment and a vesting agreement that affects impact fees.
The City of Oviedo Local Planning Agency on May 6 recommended that City Council adopt resolution 460,025, approving the preliminary subdivision plan for Magnolia Townhomes, a proposed seven-unit attached-housing development at the intersection of Central Avenue and Magnolia.
Harris Burns Kale, development review manager with the City of Oviedo, told the panel the site is "about a little less than an acre in size" and that the application proposes seven single-family attached townhomes with shared infrastructure. He said the project would connect to the city's water system but would use an on-site septic system because the nearest sewer on Division Street is "a little far more costly" and code does not require connection.
The panel’s recommendation follows staff presentations on the…
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