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Commission approves B and M Affordable Construction 11-lot preliminary subdivision on Brooks Lane
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a preliminary subdivision plan for an 11-lot single-family subdivision proposed by B and M Affordable Construction on Oct. 1; the development will connect to county utilities and the internal road will be privately owned and maintained by a homeowners association.
The Seminole County Planning and Zoning Commission on Oct. 1 approved a preliminary subdivision plan for B and M Affordable Construction to create 11 residential lots on approximately 5.41 acres on the west side of Brooks Lane, about 2,100 feet south of Red Bug Lake Road.
County staff told the commission the site has a low-density residential future land-use designation that allows approximately 2.24 dwelling units per net buildable acre and that the proposal is consistent with Chapter 35 of the Seminole County Land Development Code. The development will connect to Seminole County water and sewer and staff reported no on-site wetlands or floodplains. The internal road will be privately owned and maintained by the homeowners association.
"There will be a thorough and detailed engineering that'll be performed, and that will be submitted as part of this process to the district for their review," Bobby Malhotra, representing B and M Affordable Construction, said. He added that RSP (the project civil engineers) will work closely with district staff through the review process.
The commission received written public comments in support and no one spoke in opposition during the meeting. After brief discussion the commission voted to approve the preliminary subdivision plan.
Next steps: the applicant must complete engineering and site-plan submittals for staff review; the final plat will be processed as required and any final-plat approval will proceed through the Board of County Commissioners if placed on its consent agenda.
