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At a glance: March 23 Winter Springs commission votes — annexation, land-use, rezoning and lot split approved

City of Winter Springs City Commission · March 24, 2026
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Summary

The commission unanimously adopted Ordinance 2026-02 (annexation), Ordinance 2026-03 (future land-use map amendment), Ordinance 2026-04 (rezoning), and Resolution 2026-06 (Blake Commons lot split). The consent agenda approving March 9 minutes also passed unanimously.

At its March 23 meeting the Winter Springs City Commission voted unanimously on a series of land-use and procedural items.

Ordinance 2026-02: Second reading and adoption of an ordinance to annex three parcels (approximately 6.13 gross acres at 290 & 300 Tuscawilla Road and 1258 Milky Way) into the city. The ordinance also provided for amendment of the Winter Springs charter boundaries and related filings.

Ordinance 2026-03 and Ordinance 2026-04: After a consolidated public hearing, commissioners voted separately to adopt a future land-use map amendment (changing the designation from county medium-density residential to city town center) and a rezoning ordinance (changing county agricultural A-1 to city town center Transect 4) for the same three parcels annexed under Ordinance 2026-02.

Resolution 2026-06: The commission approved a lot split application for Lot 1 of the Blake Commons subdivision, dividing an approximately 1.31-acre lot into Lot 1A (~0.8 acres) and Lot 1B (~0.52 acres); staff said Lot 1A is proposed for a bank and Lot 1B has interested parties.

Consent agenda: The commission also approved minutes of the March 9 meeting.

All motions were made from the dais (motions recorded as moved by Deputy Mayor Cade Resnick and seconded by commissioners as noted in the record) and passed by unanimous roll-call votes. No substantive public opposition to these items was recorded during the hearings.