- April 18, 2024
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A neighborhood meeting to introduce the Tymber Creek Apartments projects will be held at Coquina Presbyterian Church on Thursday, Aug. 6 at 6 p.m.
The Tymber Creek Apartments project is proposing the construction of 300 multi-family units at 36 Tymber Creek Road. The landowner will be represented by Storch Law Firm a the meeting.
The neighborhood meeting notice states that the landowner wishes to build luxury apartments. The plans show residents will need to enter the apartments through the Walgreens at 2001 W. Granada Blvd.
There is also a retention pond and 10-foot landscape buffer between the apartments and Moss Point Drive. The plans also show there will be 10 apartment buildings, all three stories tall, with 24-36 units in each.
The landowner is seeking annexation for the land that is not incorporated into the city, a future land use amendment and a rezoning from B-8 commercial and A-2 rural agriculture to a planned residential development.
The meeting will also be available to view via Zoom. If you wish to tune in virtually, RSVP by emailing [email protected] or call 238-8383.
This is the only proposed apartment project in the city at this time.
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