Martin County Approves Paradise Lake Development with Environmental Safeguards

Overview: The Martin County Local Planning Agency meeting on July 16 featured two major topics: the approval of the Paradise Lake Planned Unit Development (PUD) and a rezoning request from Outback Real Estate LLC. The Paradise Lake project involves a revised master final site plan for 72 acres, emphasizing preservation and environmental management, while the rezoning aims to shift a property on Southeast Federal Highway from M1 Industrial to LI Limited Industrial District.

Martin County Planning Board Approves New Hotel in Palm Pike Crossing Development

Overview: The Martin County Local Planning Agency meeting on April 16 focused on the approval of a revised master site plan for Palm Pike Crossing Lot 5, which will now house a three-story hotel with 105 units. The board unanimously approved the proposal, which aligns with Martin County’s long-term development goals and reflects current market demands.

Martin County Approves New Two-Story Self-Storage Facility on Northwest Federal Highway

Overview: The Martin County Local Planning Agency approved a revised major final site plan for a new two-story self-storage facility, Extra Space Storage, on Thursday. The facility will be built on Northwest Federal Highway, transforming approximately 2.51 acres currently used for outdoor storage into a 63,114-square-foot self-storage building. The development, owned by SSTI 1990 Northwest Federal Highway 1 LLC, includes infrastructure improvements and adheres to local growth management plans.

High-End Storage Facility and RV Park Regulations Dominate Martin County Planning Meeting

Overview: The Martin County Local Planning Agency meeting on March 6, 2026, centered around significant land use proposals, including amendments to the Island Crossings Commercial Planned Unit Development (PUD) and a debate over RV park regulations. The meeting also touched on environmental preservation, community benefits, and the balance between local and state regulations.

Martin County Approves Excavation Standards for Newfield Project in Mixed-Use Village Zoning

Overview: The Martin County Local Planning Agency approved a proposal to amend excavation standards specific to the Newfield project in mixed-use village zoning districts. The amendment allows for excavation depths of up to 40 feet, with restrictions on materials and proximity to water sources and property lines. The decision affects only Newfield and adheres to existing county regulations.