Eustis Considers Annexation of Key Orange Avenue Property for Residential and Office Use

Overview: During the recent Eustis Local Planning Agency meeting, members discussed the potential annexation and rezoning of a 3.34-acre property on East Orange Avenue, which could pave the way for increased residential and office use in the area. The proposed ordinance 24-36 would assign the property, presently an enclave in county jurisdiction, a residential office transitional land use designation. This change would allow for a density of up to 12 dwelling units per acre and facilitate office and limited commercial uses, aligning with existing patterns along Orange Avenue.

Eustis Local Planning Agency Considers Annexation and Land Use Change

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Eustis Local Planning Agency discussed a significant land use designation change and annexation request for a quarter-acre property at the end of Blaine Street, south of Maine Avenue. The property, owned by Dennis Martin and represented by applicant Eagle Homes’ Zack Huer, is anticipated to be annexed into the city with a suburban residential designation allowing up to five dwelling units per acre. This request aligns with the residential nature of the surrounding area and has been reviewed according to relevant Florida statutes and land development regulations.

Eustis Planning Agency Tackles Future Land Use and Flood Zone Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Eustis Local Planning Agency, several substantial proposals for land development were discussed, with the most significant being a request by Green Links for a change in future land use designation which raised concerns about flood zoning and environmental impact. The agency also debated on a request by Invisage Homes for a reclassification of future land use, and an ordinance to realign the city’s Land Development regulations with the 2023 Florida Building Codes.

Eustis Planning Agency Recommends Annexation of Properties Amid Environmental Concerns

Overview: During the Eustis Local Planning Agency meeting on February 15, 2024, attention centered on the future land use assignments for two properties proposed for annexation into the city limits. The properties in question were Habitat for Humanity’s 1.8-acre site on E. Spates Avenue and a 13.72-acre tract owned by RC Lake and represented by Tom Zan, located on Getford Road. Concerns were raised by a local resident, James Hayes, regarding potential environmental impacts and his desire to preserve the wetlands adjacent to his property.