32-unit attached residential subdivision on Mango Street
Summary
A 32-unit townhome project on Mango Street got final site plan approval. Speakers said it's the best shot at affordable new housing for young teachers, police, and medical workers who currently can't afford to buy in Tarpon Springs.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
The city has utility capacity to serve the development; no direct cost to taxpayers was identified.
Young professionals and working families priced out of Tarpon Springs' housing market.
Nearby Mango Street and Disston Avenue residents may have concerns about density, traffic, and neighborhood character.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Commissioners - Jul 14, 2026
A 32-unit townhome project on Mango Street got final site plan approval. Speakers said it's the best shot at affordable new housing for young teachers, police, and medical workers who currently can't afford to buy in Tarpon Springs.
Planning & Zoning Board - Jun 15, 2026
A 32-unit market-rate townhome project on nearly 4.5 wooded acres would add new infill housing on the south side of Mango Street, with a half-acre open space park and private roads maintained by an HOA.
Related development
Mango Street Townhome Development (Application 24-34)
Brings much-needed new, relatively affordable for-sale housing to a nearly built-out city, with stormwater improvements the applicant says will actually reduce flow onto Mango Street.
Mango Street 32-unit single-family attached subdivision
Adds much-needed market-rate housing and helps the city's mini-park deficiency, but removes roughly 860 trees and raises stormwater and construction-impact questions for neighbors.
32-Unit Single-Family Attached Residential Subdivision
The project would add 32 attached homes to the Mango Street corridor, with potential effects on traffic and neighborhood character.
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