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Deltona approves rezoning of 930 Howland Boulevard to mixed-use development, prohibits residential units
Summary
On second and final reading the commission rezoned 7.93 acres at 930 Howland Boulevard from C-1 to Mixed-Use Planned Unit Development (MPUD), with the applicant agreeing to prohibit all residential uses; the motion passed unanimously.
The Deltona City Commission approved ordinance 32-2025 on second and final reading to amend the official zoning map for approximately 7.93 acres at 930 Howland Boulevard, north of Pine Ridge High School, changing the designation from retail commercial C-1 to Mixed-Use Planned Unit Development (MPUD).
Staff reported the applicant agreed in writing to prohibit all residential uses—including single-family and multifamily dwellings—and that cross-access options would be explored during site-plan and engineering review. Staff confirmed there were no changes since first reading. Commissioner Hallington said the written prohibition resolved a prior objection and thanked the applicant for accommodating commissioners’ concerns.
There was no public comment. Commissioner Novick moved to approve the ordinance and Commissioner Villavazquez seconded. The clerk recorded a unanimous roll-call vote; the presiding officer announced the ordinance passed.
The item was presented as a quasi-judicial matter; staff noted the applicant and engineers were available for technical questions and that site-plan review will address access and engineering details.
