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- Newton Recycling Center - Agricultural Lot-Split - 001039 - Waiver Request to County MSBU Parcel #: 12844-000-01 #WaiverPIR-001040-2026 Kimley-Horn and Associates LDC 2.16.1.B(8)(g) Division of Land - Applicability CODE states A County MSBU shall be established for the maintenance of the improvements created by this division prior to final approval and recordation. A waiver to this provision may only be granted by the Board upon review and recommendation by the DRC. APPLICANT requests waiver to the County MSBU requirement. The proposed driveway easement is 60 feet x 40 feet in size and will require minimal intervention by landowners to maintain.The applicant requesting the waiver.
- Martel Paved Training Course - Major Site Plan 30313 - Waiver Request to Major Site Plan in Review Parcel #: 23306-001-00 #WaiverPIR-001058-2026 Kimley-Horn and Associates LDC 2.12.8. - Current Boundary and Topographic Survey CODE states Current boundary and topographic survey (one foot contour intervals extending 100 feet beyond the project boundary) based upon accepted vertical datum. Surveys will be less than 12 months old and accurately reflect current site conditions, meeting standards set forth in Ch. 5J-17 FAC. Alternate topographic data may be accepted if pre-approved by the Marion County Land Surveyor. APPLICANT requests to use the previously approved survey from 2023 for the design and permitting of this project. This underlying major site plan was recently constructed and closed out in March 2026.
- Calesa Equine Amenity - Major Site Plan Parcel #: 35300-000-45 # MajorSite-000106-2025 Kimley-Horn and Associates
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- Lockheed Martin Training Village & Building 12 Renovation - Major Site Plan Parcel #: 9014-0044-05 # MajorSite-000718-2026 Kimley-Horn and AssociatesThe firm associated with the site plan submission.
- OTOW Weybourne Phase 4 - Improvement Plan 000532 - Waiver Request to Improvement Plan in Review Parcel #: 35300-000-17 # WaiverPIR-000964-2026 Kimley-Horn and Associates LDC 6.12.12(B) Sidewalks CODE states B. Sidewalks outside the right-of-way and independent of the street system are encouraged as an alternative to sidewalks parallel to a roadway, provided equivalent pedestrian needs are met. APPLICANT requests a waiver to the requirement for sidewalks along one side of internal streets consistent with other age-restricted communities within On Top of the World. Multi-modal paths are being provided to connect this neighborhood to the extensive multi-modal trail system within On Top of the World.
- OTOW Flying Field - Improvement Plan 000435 - Waiver Request to Improvement Plan in Review Parcel #: 35300-000-00 # WaiverPIR-000965-2026 Kimley-Horn and Associates LDC 6.8.4 Non-residential development CODE states For non-residential development, at least 20 percent of the land to be developed shall be landscaped. A. When a project area is less than the size of the overall parcel to be developed, the required landscape area calculation may be reduced to apply to the project area as authorized by the County Landscape Architect. All other requirements directed by the Board, DRC, or included in this division shall apply. B. Landscape areas shall include:(1) Buffers;(2) Landscaping required for parking areas;(3) Building landscaping; and (4) Service and equipment area screening. C. Landscape areas may also include planted stormwater management areas with a depth of four feet or less. D. Credit towards the landscape area requirements may be allowed for all or part of preserved native habitat if the applicant demonstrates that it includes one or more of the following:(1) Tree clusters including native vegetative communities are protected from development impact. (2) Vegetative areas with native understory flora are protected from development impact. APPLICANT requests a waiver to the landscaping requirements for this project. The proposed use as a temporary drone flying field includes minimal parking and open-air pavilions in lieu of enclosed structures, with no lighting and no nighttime activity proposed. The site is internal to the OTOW DRI and 500 feet from any external property lines. The preserved trees will satisfy the required shade tree count. Additional landscaping would interfere with the intended drone flying area.
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- Jun 8, 2026local legislationBLCCDD Warehouse - Major Site Plan Parcel # 35300-400001 # MajorSite-000431-2026 Kimley-Horn and Associates
- Jun 29, 2026local legislationLockheed Martin Training Village & Building 12 Renovation - Major Site Plan Parcel #: 9014-0044-05 # MajorSite-000718-2026 Kimley-Horn and Associates
- Jun 8, 2026local legislationExalt Health Summerfield - Major Site Plan #000600 - Waiver to Major Site Plan in Review Parcel #: 47696-000-00 #WaiverPIR-000824-2026 Kimley-Horn and Associates LDC 6.8.7 - Parking areas and vehicular use areas CODE states A minimum five-foot wide landscape area consisting of shrubs and groundcovers, excluding turfgrass, shall be provided around the perimeter of parking areas to form a landscape screen with a minimum height of three feet achieved within one year of planting. A land use buffer that abuts a parking area may satisfy this requirement. APPLICANT requests a waiver from landscape requirement behind perimeter parking on north side of the site where a retaining wall is proposed. There is additional landscaping proposed beyond the wall and the adjacent parcel is commercial. This section of perimeter parking faces the back of adjacent property building. LDC 6.12.12.D. - Sidewalks CODE states At the discretion of the Development Review Committee, in lieu of construction along external streets, the developer may pay a sidewalk fee to the County in an amount necessary to complete construction. This amount shall be determined by the project engineer and approved by the County with payment required prior to final plan approval. The County may use these funds toward the construction of sidewalks throughout the County based on priorities established by the Board. APPLICANT requests a waiver to pay fee in-lieu of sidewalk construction along US 441. There are no existing sidewalks adjacent to the project boundary. LDC 6.13.7.B. - Geotechnical Criteria CODE states Minimum requirements. (1) Depth. Soil test borings shall be performed to a minimum depth of 10 feet below the proposed finished grade of the bottom of all retention/detention areas or the permanent pool elevation and once the data has been obtained the hole shall be backfilled and compacted. (2) Number of tests. At least two tests shall be performed within the boundary of each proposed retention/detention area. For each half acre of pond bottom area and for each lineal retention/detention area of 250 feet, an additional test shall be conducted. The County Engineer or his designee, may require additional tests if the initial tests indicate the need for them. (3) Infiltration/permeability tests. For retention/detention areas utilizing percolation or infiltration in the design model, there shall be a minimum of two infiltration rate tests for each retention/detention area. Data used for soil permeability testing or infiltration analyses for the retention/detention areas shall be signed and sealed by a professional engineer or professional geologist for both data and procedural accuracy. (4) Aquifer parameters. The estimated seasonal high ground water elevation and confining layer shall be clearly identified. APPLICANT requests waiver to have the second Auger location count towards the minimum requirements (two infiltration tests for each retention/detention area), despite being slightly outside the dry retention area footprint (< 30 LF). The borings are consistent and show good quality sand down to 12'. The pond is only proposed to be 6' in depth. The auger location is sufficient in determining the soil for the pond area.
- Jun 25, 2026NewsProactive visioning
- Jun 1, 2026local legislationCalesa Market District - Major Site Plan 000632 - Waiver to Major Site Plan in Review Parcel #: 35300-000-45 #WaiverPIR-000809-2026 Kimley-Horn and Associates LDC 6.8.8.A Building Landscaping CODE states Landscape plantings shall be provided along the public view sides of all proposed structures to reduce the monotony of large blank walls, reduce heat gain and glare, and enhance the aesthetic appearance of the building. APPLICANT - Waiver request not to provide building landscaping. Building architecture and facade will be non-monotonous. LDC 6.8.7.D Parking Island Landscaping CODE states Trees within parking areas. (1) All trees required for parking areas and vehicular use areas shall be shade trees, unless required otherwise by provisions in this section. (2) All parking lot islands, including terminal parking lot islands, shall contain one shade tree unless site lighting fixtures are proposed in said island. Double parking lot islands (where double-loaded parking bays are proposed) shall contain two shade trees. (3) In parking lot islands with site lighting fixtures, an arrangement of one or two accent/ornamental trees shall be installed depending on the size and configuration of the island. (4) Parking lot islands with control signage may contain other tree (or palm) species, in lieu of shade trees, which will not conflict with the visibility of such signage. APPLICANT - Waiver request to utilize understory trees at the frontage row of parking islands.
- Jun 16, 2026local legislationRequest Approval of Waiver from Land Development Code Section 6.8.6.K(1) & (5) Related to Buffer Requirements for Melody Preserve Waiver STA-000807-2026 Kimley-Horn and Associates, Parcels 35300-000-15 and 35474-000-00
- Jul 20, 2026local legislationNewton Recycling Center - Agricultural Lot-Split - 001039 - Waiver Request to County MSBU Parcel #: 12844-000-01 #WaiverPIR-001040-2026 Kimley-Horn and Associates LDC 2.16.1.B(8)(g) Division of Land - Applicability CODE states A County MSBU shall be established for the maintenance of the improvements created by this division prior to final approval and recordation. A waiver to this provision may only be granted by the Board upon review and recommendation by the DRC. APPLICANT requests waiver to the County MSBU requirement. The proposed driveway easement is 60 feet x 40 feet in size and will require minimal intervention by landowners to maintain.
- Jun 29, 2026local legislationOTOW Weybourne Phase 4 - Improvement Plan 000532 - Waiver Request to Improvement Plan in Review Parcel #: 35300-000-17 # WaiverPIR-000964-2026 Kimley-Horn and Associates LDC 6.12.12(B) Sidewalks CODE states B. Sidewalks outside the right-of-way and independent of the street system are encouraged as an alternative to sidewalks parallel to a roadway, provided equivalent pedestrian needs are met. APPLICANT requests a waiver to the requirement for sidewalks along one side of internal streets consistent with other age-restricted communities within On Top of the World. Multi-modal paths are being provided to connect this neighborhood to the extensive multi-modal trail system within On Top of the World.
- Mar 2, 2026local legislationRotary Sportsplex (Revision To AR# 30224) - Major Site Plan 33562 - Waiver to Major Site Plan in Review Parcel #: 31413-000-00 #000412 Kimley-Horn and Associates LDC 2.12.8. - Current boundary and topographic survey CODE states Current boundary and topographic survey (one foot contour intervals extending 100 feet beyond the project boundary) based upon accepted vertical datum. Surveys will be less than 12 months old and accurately reflect current site conditions, meeting standards set forth in Ch. 5J-17 FAC. Alternate topographic data may be accepted if pre-approved by the Marion County Land Surveyor. APPLICANT - A waiver is requested related to AR# 33562 requiring the survey to be less than 12 months old. The purpose of AR# 33562 is to amend the landscape plan of the previously approved site plan (AR# 30224). Currently all other departments have reviewed and approved the amended plans. The site is currently under construction per the approved site plan.
- Jun 22, 2026local legislationLowell Correctional Institute - Major Site Plan Parcel #: 07399-083-00 #33538 Kimley-Horn and Associates
- Jun 29, 2026local legislationOTOW Flying Field - Improvement Plan 000435 - Waiver Request to Improvement Plan in Review Parcel #: 35300-000-00 # WaiverPIR-000965-2026 Kimley-Horn and Associates LDC 6.8.4 Non-residential development CODE states For non-residential development, at least 20 percent of the land to be developed shall be landscaped. A. When a project area is less than the size of the overall parcel to be developed, the required landscape area calculation may be reduced to apply to the project area as authorized by the County Landscape Architect. All other requirements directed by the Board, DRC, or included in this division shall apply. B. Landscape areas shall include:(1) Buffers;(2) Landscaping required for parking areas;(3) Building landscaping; and (4) Service and equipment area screening. C. Landscape areas may also include planted stormwater management areas with a depth of four feet or less. D. Credit towards the landscape area requirements may be allowed for all or part of preserved native habitat if the applicant demonstrates that it includes one or more of the following:(1) Tree clusters including native vegetative communities are protected from development impact. (2) Vegetative areas with native understory flora are protected from development impact. APPLICANT requests a waiver to the landscaping requirements for this project. The proposed use as a temporary drone flying field includes minimal parking and open-air pavilions in lieu of enclosed structures, with no lighting and no nighttime activity proposed. The site is internal to the OTOW DRI and 500 feet from any external property lines. The preserved trees will satisfy the required shade tree count. Additional landscaping would interfere with the intended drone flying area.
- Jun 8, 2026local legislationBuc-ee's Travel Center - Major Site Plan Parcel #13462-001-00 # 31121 Kimley-Horn and Associates
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