The Club at Indrio Creek rezoning — 375 homes on 126 acres
Summary
A developer wants to turn farmland between Seminole Road and Emerson Avenue into a 375-unit townhome and single-family community. Staff says the plan falls short of county code on street connections, block sizes, alleys and housing requirements, and neighbors worry about wells, flooding, traffic and losing the rural buffer. The commission punted the decision to August 20.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
The developer says required road work (about $6.2 million on the east-west road and Emerson Avenue) already exceeds its $1.8 million in road impact fees, and paving Seminole Road would kill the project.
The developer gains higher density through the TVC code, and future residents gain a new neighborhood with amenities — but only if the project ultimately gets approved.
Neighboring rural property owners on Seminole Road say they face runoff, flooding, noise, traffic, and the erosion of the area's rural character.
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