The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners authorized several developments this month.
- The recording of a plat with Performance Guarantees in the amounts of $25,677,346.28 and $230,998.80 requested by Forestar (USA) Real Estate Group, Inc. was approved to cover the cost of incomplete infrastructure improvements remaining to be done for 261 single-family detached lots on 132.67 acres in the Wyndfields subdivision, approximately 1,200 feet south of State Road 56, west of Two Ridges Road in south Pasco County.
- Also approved was the recording of a plat with a performance guarantee in the amount of $12,807,810 requested by Taylor Morrison of Florida, Inc. to cover the cost of incomplete infrastructure improvements remaining to be done for 274 single-family detached lots in the Esplanade at Wiregrass subdivision on the north side of Chancey Road, approximately 0.4 miles east of Wiregrass Ranch Boulevard in south central Pasco County.
- Approved the recording of a plat with a performance guarantee of $6,952,863.50 requested by EPG Two Rivers Holdings X, LLC to cover the cost of incomplete infrastructure improvements remaining to be done for 183 single-family detached lots on 124.62 acres in the Two Rivers subdivision east of U.S. Highway 301 (Gall Boulevard, south of State Road 56, in southeast Pasco County.
- Also approved was the recording of a plat with a performance guarantee in the amount of $5,617,365.31 requested by Caroline Drive SFR Owner, LLC, to cover the cost of incomplete infrastructure improvements remaining to be done for 150 attached townhomes on 40.22 acres in the Skymore Wesley Chapel subdivision on the north end of Caroline Drive, west of Bridleford Drive in south central Pasco County.
- Approved the recording of a plat requested by M/I Homes of Tampa, LLC for the replat of 42 single-family detached lots on 4.995 acres in the Cobblestone subdivision on the east side of U.S. 301 (Gall Boulevard), south of Chancey Road, in east Pasco County.
- Agreed to contract the boundaries of the AR-1 Community Development District owned by LEN-Angeline LLC down from 2,441.787 acres to approximately 1,782.52 acres. The CDD, which is located entirely within the unincorporated portion of Pasco County, was created through an ordinance the commissioners adopted on June 30, 2020.
The applicant said contracting the boundaries of the CDD would provide for a more efficient use of resources. The development’s contraction would also benefit Pasco County and its residents outside the District by increasing the ad valorem tax base of Pasco County and generating water and wastewater impact fees. This would assist Pasco County to meet its obligations to repay certain bonded indebtedness and transportation and other impact fees as well, the applicant said.
- Agreed to expand the boundaries of the Mirada II Community Development District from approximately 801 acres to approximately 882.11 acres in total. This will be made possible by adding two parcels of land, which are approximately 64.97 acres and 15.55 acres, respectively into the district.
It is located entirely within the unincorporated portion of Pasco County and was created through an ordinance the County Commissioners adopted on Aug. 7, 2018.
The development’s expansion would also benefit Pasco County and its residents outside the District by increasing the ad valorem tax base of Pasco County and generating water and wastewater impact fees. This would assist Pasco County to meet its obligations to repay certain bonded indebtedness and transportation and other impact fees as well, the applicant said.
- Approved a Comprehensive Plan Amendment to change the Future Land Use (FLU) classification from RES-6 (Residential 6 – Du/Ga) to COM (Commercial) on approximately 0.94 acres located at the southeast corner of the intersection of Veridian Way and State Road 54 that was requested by David Springstead, authorized representative for Rajasekaran Mani, agent of record.
A physician’s office and supporting businesses consisting of a pharmacy and testing facility to provide a single destination for patients will be allowed on the site that will be known as the Wesley Chapel Professional Center.
- Commissioners also confirmed the appointment of David Allen to the position of assistant county administrator, development services, with an annual salary of $205,000.00, and a start date of Dec. 26, 2024.
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