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Ormond Beach's Planning Board unanimously OKs a land use change for 52 acres on Hull Road
The Daily Daytona team
If you've followed the Hull Road debate, here's where it stands. The Planning Board unanimously approved a land use change Thursday, Nov. 12, for three properties that could allow Halifax Paving to build a concrete batch plant. WFTV previewed the review, noting residents pushed back on the site in 2023.
The three Hull Road properties total 52 acres
Area of the three Hull Road properties, beside places you know
39 football fields would fit inside the three Hull Road properties
Source: Observer Local News
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| Area | |
|---|---|
| The three Hull Road properties | 52 acres (Industrial land) |
| A football field | 1.3 acres (end zones included) |
| A Walmart Supercenter | about 4.1 acres |
Planning Director Steven Spraker said the concrete plant wasn't part of the vote. Any development would be reviewed by the Planning Board and acted upon by the City Commission. A handful of residents spoke against the plant, citing environmental and health risks near the Ormond Beach Sports Complex.
The Hull Road land use change is the first step
- 2023Land is annexed; city briefly creates an I-2 Heavy Industrial District.
- Nov. 12Planning Board unanimously approves the land use change.
- Next yearZoning map amendment likely comes before the Planning Board.
Source: Observer Local News
“That does not mean any concrete plant has been approved.”
- Where: 860 and 870 Hull Road and 1399 Hull Trail
- Change: county "Industrial" to city "Light Industrial/Utilities"
- Owner: Durrance Properties LLC
Sources: Observer Local News, WFTV