3600 Grissom Parkway Future Land Use Change
Summary
A 40-acre parcel west of Grissom Parkway would flip from very-low-density residential to industrial — postponed, so the debate is coming June 3.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 9
- Last 30 days
- 0
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
The company will pay FPL rates set by the Public Service Commission for its power; no direct city cost was discussed.
Industrial developers and job-seekers if approved.
Nearby residents could see industrial activity replace what was planned as residential-adjacent land.
Mentions & discussions (9)
Board of Adjustment - Sep 16, 2026
Air Products wants to build an air separation plant supplying the space industry, and needed city approval for towers taller than the normal 60-foot zoning cap. The board signed off on the height exception with conditions on buffering and site plan approval. The project still needs a development agreement and site plan approval from the planning and zoning board and city council.
City Council - Sep 8, 2026
The comp plan amendment and rezoning for 3600 Grissom Parkway were both postponed, delaying any decision on the future land use of that parcel.
Planning & Zoning Board / Local Planning Agency - Aug 5, 2026
Two ordinances would change about 40 acres at 3600 Grissom Parkway to industrial zoning and industrial future land use. Both were postponed, so the proposal's fate was not decided at this meeting.
City Council - Jul 28, 2026
Three related ordinances would bring a 1.29-acre parcel on Grissom Parkway into the city, change its future land use designation, and rezone it. The second readings were set for public hearing at this meeting.
City Council - Jul 14, 2026
Two ordinances would change the future land use and zoning for a 1.29-acre parcel on Grissom Parkway, with the annexation's second reading pushed to July 28. The changes shape what can be built there.
Planning & Zoning Board / Local Planning Agency - Jul 1, 2026
An older case to change roughly 40 acres from very low density residential to industrial was marked postponed. It could return at a future meeting.
Planning & Zoning Board / Local Planning Agency - Jun 3, 2026
A proposal to reclassify about 40 acres west of Grissom Parkway from very low density residential to industrial is still pending. It was postponed, so neighbors near the site will have to keep waiting to weigh in.
Planning & Zoning Board / Local Planning Agency - May 6, 2026
A 40-acre parcel west of Grissom Parkway would flip from very-low-density residential to industrial — postponed, so the debate is coming June 3.
Planning & Zoning Board / Local Planning Agency - Apr 1, 2026
Two ordinances would flip about 45 acres east of Grissom Parkway from county residential designation to city Industrial with M-2 manufacturing zoning. Nearby residents may want to follow this closely, since it determines what can eventually be built there.
Related development
3600 Grissom Parkway Small-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment
Industrial designation could bring jobs and truck traffic near a residential area — the debate resumes June 3.
3600 Grissom Parkway Comp Plan Amendment
Postponement delays any land use change at the site by five weeks.
3600 Grissom Parkway Rezoning
Delayed decision on a significant commercial corridor property; residents will have another chance to weigh in September 8.
3600 Grissom Parkway Zoning Map Amendment
The zoning for this Grissom Parkway parcel stays unchanged for now; the item will likely return at a later meeting.
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