Indrio Town Center
Description
A rezoning of 85.29 acres from AG-1 to PRW plus preliminary site plan for a mixed-use town center with up to 447,250 square feet of retail/commercial space, 16 townhomes, a 26-acre park, and a 1,500-foot Urban Services Boundary extension. The commission recommended approval with all 21 staff conditions plus board recommendations on heights and parking widths.
Impact summary
The project could bring much-needed shopping and services to a residents call a food desert, but its future is now completely up in the air.
Applicant
- Name
- Glassman Holdings (represented by Cotler & Hearing)
- Address
- North side of Indrio Road between Emerson Avenue and Russakis Road, St. Lucie County, FL
At a glance
- Hearings
- 2
- Public comments
- 4
- Total mentions
- 2
Last vote · County Commission
Last discussed Aug 4, 2026.
Meeting timeline (2)
Board of County Commissioners - Aug 4, 2026
The applicant wants to rezone agricultural land to Planned Retail/Workplace with a preliminary site plan and a one-time 1,500-foot extension of the Urban Services Boundary — but asked to table the request indefinitely.
Planning & Zoning Commission - Jun 18, 2026
A rezoning of 85.29 acres from AG-1 to PRW plus preliminary site plan for a mixed-use town center with up to 447,250 square feet of retail/commercial space, 16 townhomes, a 26-acre park, and a 1,500-foot Urban Services Boundary extension. The commission recommended approval with all 21 staff conditions plus board recommendations on heights and parking widths.
Related issues (2)
Pavement condition of Indrio Road and St. Lucie Boulevard
Commissioners and residents pressed hard on whether Indrio and Emerson roads can absorb the projected 10,000+ daily trips from this project plus nearby developments. Questions remain about the traffic study methodology, future signals, and whether Emerson will ever be widened.
Indrio Town Center mixed-use development
The proposed retail/workplace center near Indrio Road — which would also extend the Urban Services Boundary — was tabled indefinitely by the applicant. One resident urged the board to push for the development, calling the area a food desert.
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