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Port Orange council adds density cap, approves first reading of rezoning for 56-acre Spruce Creek-area site
Summary
By a 5-0 vote on first reading, the Port Orange City Council approved a future land-use amendment with a property-specific policy capping gross density to 1 unit per acre and rezoned about 56.53 acres north of Charles Street to R-20 single-family; the applicant and council said the project will top out near 50 homes.
The Port Orange City Council on first reading approved a future land-use amendment and matching rezoning for roughly 56.53 acres north of Charles Street, adding a property-specific policy capping gross density at 1 unit per acre and approving R-20 single-family zoning that staff and the developer say will yield at most about 50 lots.
The change, approved 5-0, came after staff told the council the parcels have sufficient infrastructure capacity and no jurisdictional wetlands were identified in the environmental review. Planning staff recommended the land-use amendment and rezoning because the proposed R-20 district fits the city's rural transition objectives and allows clustering that helps meet roadway, sidewalks and stormwater…
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