St. Lucie County Planning & Zoning Board Meeting June 18, 2026

The St. Lucie County Planning and Zoning Board held a meeting on June 18, 2026, to consider a rezoning petition and preliminary site plan for the Indrio Town Center project. The proposal included rezoning an 85.29-acre site from Agricultural 1 (AG1) to Planned Retail Workplace (PRW), along with a request for a one-time 1,500-foot extension of the urban services boundary to accommodate the development. The project envisions a mixed-use town center with up to 447,250 square feet of retail and commercial space, limited residential units, and over 26 acres of neighborhood park and open space. Staff recommended approval subject to conditions including environmental impact reports, traffic impact analysis updates, and infrastructure improvements such as paving Resakis Road and installing sidewalks. The applicant presented a detailed master plan emphasizing connectivity, walkability, and environmental preservation. Public comments addressed concerns about traffic congestion, parking, and maintaining rural character. The board discussed traffic modeling, phasing, building heights, and infrastructure planning. A motion to approve the rezoning and preliminary site plan, including a recommendation to increase parallel parking width from six to eight feet and limit building heights to three stories, was unanimously passed. The project will proceed to the Board of County Commissioners for final approval.