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Commission approves PUD amendment for Mikado's Cafe with mortgage-subordination condition

Casselberry City Commission · February 9, 2026
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Summary

On second and final reading commissioners approved Ordinance 26-16-29 to amend the ICON Commons PUD for a Mikado's Bakery/drive-through at 380 State Road 436, conditioned on receiving a mortgagee's consent subordinating an April 21, 2025 mortgage to the PUD agreement.

The Casselberry City Commission unanimously approved Ordinance 26-16-29 on second and final reading on Feb. 9, clearing a planned-unit-development amendment and concept plan for a roughly 1.04-acre parcel at 380 State Road 436 for a quick-service drive-through and bakery called Mikado's Cafe.

Hunter McFerrin, the city planner, walked commissioners through the PUD agreement and concept plan, noting the zoning remains PMX Mid and staff and the community development director recommended approval. McFerrin said public noticing included mailings and property postings and that staff and the city manager support the change.

During review, a condition was read into the record: the ordinance and PUD agreement should not become effective or be recorded in the county records until the city receives an executed consent and joinder from the mortgagee subordinating a mortgage and security agreement dated 04/21/2025 in favor of Valley National Bank to the PUD agreement. Commissioners clarified that the condition be included in the motion; they moved, seconded and approved the ordinance with that condition.

No members of the public spoke on this item. Staff indicated sign issues previously raised had been resolved. The ordinance's public hearing was advertised in the Orlando Sentinel on Jan. 29, 2026; staff will follow through on the mortgagee consent requirement before recording the PUD agreement.