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Sandy Lane Homes rezoning continued to April 1 at applicant’s request
Summary
The Sandy Lane Homes rezoning was continued to the April 1, 2026 Planning & Zoning meeting at the applicant’s request; a nearby resident said the neighborhood’s dead‑end street and existing school traffic could not support anything other than single‑family homes.
The Sandy Lane Homes rezoning was continued to the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting on April 1, 2026 after the applicant requested more time to finalize materials.
Staff and applicant: Senior planner Caitlyn Abgar informed the board the applicant requested a continuance; Larry Jordan of Jordan Homes said he needs additional items to present to the county. Staff did not object to the continuance.
Public comment: Resident Marlene Alderman of 425 Ruth Street, Longwood, said Sand Lake Road already has three schools, heavy church traffic and no traffic signal, and urged that the neighborhood can only accommodate single‑family homes because the dead‑end street has limited capacity.
Action: A motion to continue the item to April 1, 2026 passed. Staff said anyone unable to attend the April hearing would be allowed to speak at that meeting if the applicant has no objection.
Next steps: Applicant will submit the outstanding materials for the April 1 hearing.
