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Winter Garden commission approves three site plans including Resurrection Catholic Church renovation
Summary
The commission unanimously approved site plans for a renovation of Resurrection Catholic Church at 1211 Winter Garden Vineland Road, a replacement office at Encore RV Resort (13905 West Colonial Drive), and a two‑tenant commercial building at 14134 West Colonial Drive, with staff saying each plan complies with zoning and recommended approval with conditions.
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The Winter Garden City Commission approved three site plans presented by planning staff, with unanimous votes recorded for each item.
Planning staff described a renovation and expansion of Resurrection Catholic Church at 1211 Winter Garden Vineland Road that includes a larger narthex and redesigned courtyard and parking to improve stormwater conditions. "The site plan is consistent with the property C2 zoning requirements and is consistent with the comp plan code of ordinances," the planner said; staff recommended approval subject to staff conditions and the commission granted it.
A separate application for the Encore RV Resort at 13905 West Colonial Drive proposed demolishing a small two‑story front office and replacing it with a one‑story office of similar size; staff described the proposed improvements as minimal and consistent with C2 zoning and the comprehensive plan. The commission approved that plan as presented.
Planning staff also presented a proposal for a 5,000‑square‑foot, two‑tenant commercial building in the West Market Commercial Development at 14134 West Colonial Drive; staff said the proposal complies with PCD zoning and recommended approval with standard staff conditions. The commission approved the site plan unanimously.
Staff did not provide detailed construction schedules or building permit timelines during the meeting; approvals were recorded as motions carried without opposition.
