Spring Center, the 440-acre planned development project in Spring Hill will undergo rezoning to accommodate the town center, with surrounding multi-family and single-family homes. In a 5-0 vote, the Board of County Commissioners voted on September 11, 2018 to approve the rezoning petition with modified conditions and clarifications of language in some portions of the development’s plan.
PERMIT: 1363976
PERMIT DATE: 09/07/2018
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Est. Val: 154775
UNITS: 1
OWNER: BURKHART SUSAN A
5050 LYDIA CT
SPRING HILL, FL 34608-2626
PHONE: ( 352 ) 293 - 6140
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5050 LYDIA CT
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EARTH TECH LLC
PERMIT: 1361667
PERMIT DATE: 08/31/2018
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Est. Val: 200440
UNITS: 1
OWNER: PUZIO SUSAN
LOC:
9543 WILDERNESS TRL
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SINGLE FAMILY RES.DETACH
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The Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) voted unanimously at the regular meeting on August 13, 2018 to approve their recommendation of the rezoning necessary to develop Spring Center, a 440-acre central hub of retail stores, restaurants and office space, surrounded by multi- and single-family homes. Their approval was given with three small changes to the performance conditions described in the staff report.
Hernando County commissioners approved sending the comprehensive plan amendment for Spring Center to state agencies for review on April 10, 2018. The county received the last of the responses from those agencies on June 22. The proposed Spring Center Planned Development District (PDD) is located on a 450 acre parcel of property in Spring Hill, just south of Northcliffe Blvd, with Greynolds Avenue to the east, Dunkirk Road to the south, and River Road to the west.
The comprehensive plan amendment for the 450 acre Spring Center development was discussed again at the regular Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) meeting on April 10, 2018. Assistant County Administrator Ron Pianta opened the discussion, reminding the board and those in attendance that the purpose of the discussion was for the board to consider the amendment, the background information, and to determine whether or not to transmit the amendment to the state’s Department of Economic Opportunity. The board unanimously voted to transmit the amendment.
Suncoast Investment Group of Hernando County, LLC requested a change to the Future Land Use Map (FLUM) between the Suncoast Parkway and Trillium Boulevard on County Line Road. Since the property in question is larger than 10 acres, the proposed amendment change is considered “large-scale”.
