
Mega-Developers Want to Profit On The Destruction of Shingle Creek

In January 2022, developers submitted an invasive and destructive application for a large development called the Tuscana Planned Development.
There has been only one community meeting which brought in voices from all over the sate, begging for Orange County to deny this terrible plan to build hundreds of acres of commercial buildings and condos in the head waters of the Everglades.
A large commercial development called Tuscana Planned Development is pursuing an application to place high density commercial buildings and condos in the heart of the Shingle Creek Wetlands.
This area is not only extremely biodiverse, it is also the headwaters to the Everglades.
This area is a mitigation area for excessive emergency flooding in the surrounding neighborhoods within its basin and is an essential carbon sink and aquifer purification area for water purification.
Developer applicants: Jennifer J. Stickler, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
Project Name: Tuscana PD
Case Number: LUP-22-01-002
Future Land Use: ACMU (Activity Center Mixed-Use) & ACR (Activity Center Residential)
Current Zoning: A-2 (Farmland Rural District)
Proposed Zoning: PD (Planned Development District)
Proposed Use: 1,266,000 s.f. Commercial 2,790 Hotel Rooms, 5,300 Multi-Family Units
Acreage: 261.72 gross acres
Location: North of SR 417 and south of Central Florida Parkway / east and south of S. International Drive Orange County Point of Contact:
Commission District #1
Nicole Wilson, Commissioner
District1@ocfl.net
Orange County Staff Case Planner:
Jason Sorensen
407-836-5602
Jason.Sorensen@ocfl.net

Who Is Responsible:

We must do everything we can to show opposition of the Tuscana Planned Development
Let’s rally the community to Protect Shingle Creek!

Learn The Importance of Shingle Creek and Education Your Community

Take Action: Show Up for Future Public Comment Opportunities

Sign the Petition to Email Your Opposition to the Developers and County Staff
