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Lake Mary approves 8‑unit Wilbur Towns subdivision, creates West Crystal Lake MSBU; ALDI PUD amendment continued
Summary
The Lake Mary City Commission on April 2 approved a preliminary plan for an eight‑unit Wilbur Towns development, adopted Ordinance No. 1725 to form the West Crystal Lake Management MSBU (with the mayor recused), approved a $137,076.97 change order for Brightview landscape services, and continued a Griffin Farms PUD amendment for an ALDI to May 21, 2026.
The Lake Mary City Commission approved multiple land‑use and budget items at its April 2, 2026 regular meeting, voting to approve a preliminary subdivision plan for an eight‑unit residential development and to create a municipal services benefit unit for West Crystal Lake, while continuing consideration of a PUD amendment for an ALDI grocery site to allow more staff‑applicant coordination.
Sydney Boswell, planner for the City of Lake Mary, presented the staff report on 2025‑PSP‑02, the Wilbur Towns at the Station preliminary subdivision plan. The proposal calls for an eight‑unit residential courtyard home development that requires variances. Robert Walker of Burkett Engineering, speaking for the applicant, said he agreed with the staff conditions. Commissioner Nicholas Carlin moved to approve the preliminary subdivision plan; the motion carried on a roll‑call vote, 5‑0 (Commissioner Jordan Smith, Yes; Commissioner Nicholas Carlin,…
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