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Board approves adding pre‑K childcare to school in US 301 planned development
Summary
The Hillsborough County Board approved a modification to a 13.9‑acre planned development on US 301 to add pre‑K childcare at an existing school site; staff recommended approval and the item passed unanimously (7‑0).
The Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously to approve PRS application 26‑35, a modification to a 13.9‑acre planned development on the west side of U.S. 301 that adds pre‑K childcare to an existing school.
Bridal Grady of Hillsborough County Development Services told commissioners that the PD is approved for two development options, one of which is the school already developed on the site, and staff recommended approval of the modification. The applicant was present but had no additional comments; the board moved and seconded the motion (Commissioner Myers moved; Commissioner Miller seconded) and the clerk recorded the vote as seven to zero.
The change was presented as a site‑specific modification to permit the addition of early‑childhood care within the school campus; staff did not note outstanding conditions beyond the typical land development requirements. The board recorded no public opposition to the item at the hearing and approved the request.
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