LifePoint Christian Church Expansion
Summary
St. Alban's Church wants to add grades 6-12 at its private school and allow civic assembly use on 9.64 agricultural acres off SR 426. Neighbors and the school both have a stake in how the public hearing goes.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct county cost; the church bears design and construction costs.
The church and school gain capacity to serve older students, and families get more local middle and high school options.
Nearby property owners may raise concerns about traffic and intensity of use in an agricultural district.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Board of County Commissioners — November 10, 2026
St. Alban's Church wants to add grades 6-12 at its private school and allow civic assembly use on 9.64 agricultural acres off SR 426. Neighbors and the school both have a stake in how the public hearing goes.
Planning and Zoning Commission — October 7, 2026
The Ecclesial School at St. Alban's can grow from about 190 to 250 students and add grades 6-12 with three new portable classrooms — with strict limits on hours, lighting, and noise.
Board of County Commissioners — May 12, 2026
The church can expand its Sunday worship space on 2.44 acres at EE Williamson and Myrtle Lake Hills Roads, with conditions. Neighbors' drainage, retention pond, and flooding concerns will be addressed in final design under updated St. Johns River Water Management rules.
Related development
St. Alban's Church Special Exception (BS2026-01)
If approved, the school would serve students through twelfth grade, potentially increasing traffic on SR 426 in a rural area.
LifePoint Christian Church Special Exception
Sunday-focused expansion with no added weekday intensity; residents secured commitments that drainage and the retention pond design will be reworked if it threatens lower-elevation neighboring properties.
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