WESLEY CHAPEL, Fla. – On November 10, 2022, local resident Patrick Mullen filed an Appeal of the October BCC decision to allow SD, LLC to emplace 320 apartments, over 800 residents, with an estimated 700 vehicles next to the busy Sam’s Club store, car wash, and gas station.
This area is surrounded by the already overwhelmed SR56/581/Ancient Oaks/Summergate/Amberside/Cashford/Guards roads and intersections.
The goal of the Appeal (Case # 2022CA002963) is to return S-19 to retail/office use for the completion of the Seven Oaks Plaza shopping center as originally intended.
The County Response to the Appeal was due to Judge Daniel Diskey on December 10, 2022.
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Instead, on December 07, 2022, the County requested that [the developer] SD Wesley Chapel, LLC be added to the case as an “Interested Party” and submitted a motion requesting an extension to file the Response on January 31, 2023.
The Appellant submitted a Motion requesting that if a Response extension was granted, SD would be prohibited from performing any work on S-19 and that no restrictions would be placed on the BCC with regard to this case.
As of December 17, 2022, the Court has not issued rulings on any of the requests nor taken action on the County Response’s delinquency.
The Appellant has established a GoFundMe site to help offset Court costs and Case expenses. Contributions can be made online at https://gofund.me/0678133f or by check to Patrick T. Mullen; 2653 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.; P.O. Box #108-PMB138 Wesley Chapel, FL 33544.