Developer seeks approval for 340–350‑lot Wild Acres Trail subdivision; comp plan amendment headed to PZB
Summary
England Tibbs and Miller presented the Wild Acres Trail plan for roughly 340–350 single‑family lots in two phases and said a comp plan amendment and PDP are under review, with a PZB hearing scheduled for 09/14. Staff outlined required road upgrades, stormwater, geotech and floodplain studies.
Zach Breck, senior project manager with England Tibbs and Miller, told the committee the project in the southern planning area will include approximately 340–350 single-family lots developed in two phases and a main roadway that will connect to Victoria and later to Mentoria Road. "We are planning on doing somewhere between 340 to 350 lots, single family," Breck said.
Breck said the project is currently under review with the county and that a comp plan amendment is scheduled to go before the Board of County Commissioners in a couple of weeks; staff noted the planning and zoning board (PZB) hearing for the comp plan amendment is scheduled for 09/14. Utilities coordination with JEA will include force-main work on Mentoria Road, and Breck said the team is considering a reuse/water loop back to Mentoria as part of phase 1.
County staff reminded the applicant of key PDP/SEP submittal requirements: floodplain staff said base flood elevations and a flood study with floodway data must be established for the SEP; development services and engineering said Inventory Road and the off-section of Venturi Road will require pavement upgrades, curb and gutter, and underground utilities where the development connects, and that Article 10 stormwater requirements (including geotech and drainage calculations) must be submitted with the first SDP/SEP.
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