Application AN/LUP/ZO-2026-0001 — 1991 Spanish Pines Drive
Description
A married couple asked to annex their 0.24-acre single-family home lot from unincorporated Pinellas County into Dunedin, with matching Residential Low land use and R-60 single-family zoning. The advisory board unanimously recommended approval.
Impact summary
Neighbors get wall and fence repairs, landscaping, and permanent use restrictions; the city gets revenue and a deteriorating building back on the tax rolls.
Applicant
- Name
- James R. Davis
- Address
- 1991 Spanish Pines Drive, Dunedin, FL 34698See this on the map
At a glance
- Hearings
- 5
- Public comments
- 1
- Total mentions
- 5
Last vote · City Commission
Last discussed Aug 6, 2026.
Meeting timeline (5)
CITY COMMISSION (Regular) - Aug 6, 2026
The city is rezoning its own surplus 1.17-acre flag lot so it can sell it to a growing local business for office and storage use — with covenants banning manufacturing to protect the homes behind it.
CITY COMMISSION (Regular) - Jul 9, 2026
Jim and Jean Davis's half-acre home in the Spanish Pines enclave officially became part of Dunedin, with matching Residential Low land use and R-60 single-family zoning adopted on second reading.
Local Planning Agency - Jul 8, 2026
A city-initiated land use plan amendment (P/SP to Retail & Services) and rezoning (Municipal Public Lands to Form-Based Medium) for the 1.17-acre surplus Jones Building site, paired with a restrictive covenant limiting future uses. The LPA recommended approval unanimously; the City Commission has final say.
CITY COMMISSION (Regular) - Jun 4, 2026
Jim and Jean Davis want their 0.24-acre home lot annexed from unincorporated Pinellas County into Dunedin, keeping it single-family residential. First readings passed 5-0; final adoption July 9.
Local Planning Agency - May 13, 2026
James and Jeanne Davis are voluntarily annexing their 0.24-acre single-family home lot from unincorporated Pinellas County into Dunedin, with matching RL land use and R-60 zoning. The LPA unanimously recommended approval; the City Commission votes June 4 and July 9.
Related issues (1)
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