Latest Headlines
- Pedestrian Changing Tire Struck By Car In Two Vehicle Crash Near Century
- State Funding $240 Million Beulah I-10 Interchange
- Failed Urban Development Centery YouthFirst Program Finally Repays Unsecured Loan From Century
- FDOT Updates Status Of Century Highway 29 Construction Work
- Walnut Hill Man, Three Others Charged After Alleged Overdose On Embalming Fluid, GHB
- Escambia Man, 77, Charged With Shooting Multiple Rounds At Santa Rosa County SWAT
- Escambia (AL) Volunteer Fire Departments Receive State Grant, Present Service Awards
- Tate Grad, UWF Standout Darrien McDowell Selected In 2024 MLB Draft
- Escambia County Corrections’ Wilson, Hankins Graduate From State Leadership Programs
- Escambia Commission Cancels This Week’s Meeting
Byrneville Subdivision Plans Filed For 122 Acres
August 13, 2023
Plans have been filed for the “Byrneville Subdivision” on 122 acres near Byrneville Elementary School.
But the plans are much different than most we’ve reported on. The applicant, John Dean of Pensacola, wants to split the 122 acres on two parcels into just four residential lots — three that would be 20-25 acres each and one at nearly 55 acres.
The minor subdivision fronts both West Highway 4 and Byrneville Road in front of the elementary school.
Byrneville Subdivision is in the initial internal review stage at the Escambia County Development Review Committee.
Comments
11 Responses to “Byrneville Subdivision Plans Filed For 122 Acres”
ADDED INFORMATION CONCERNING THE SUBDIVISION
Shared by John Dean, part owner
Responding to ‘ProudArmyParent’ and ‘Gary’ above: The subdivision property did not
need to be rezoned. It is still zoned for ‘Agriculture/Residential.
HAVE A BLESSED ONE.
STRESS RELIEF NEWS FOR BYRNEVILLE CONCERNING THIS SUBDIVISION
My sister and I own this property. We decided to sell it as parcels instead attempting to find one buyer for the entire acreage.
This is a SIMPLE subdivision of the property meaning that no property changes will be made unless future buyers want that to make a change. These will be simple parcel sales by us. The county only allows one single-family home per 20 acres.
The county allowed one sale before subdivision approval. Parcel 1 (55 acres fronting highway 4) has been sold. Subdivision approval will allow us to sell the 3 remaining parcels.
MAXIMUM SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES ALLOWED
Parcel 1 3 homes (55 acres)
Parcel 2 1 home (25 acres)
Parcel 3 1 home (23 acres)
Parcel 4 1 home (20 acres)
MAXIMUM IMPACT ON THE PEACEFULNESS OF BYRNEVILLE
6 single-family residences, 6 happy families
I hope this information reduces any stress you may be feeling related to the sale(s).
Please do not attempt to inquire about these parcels. When my sister and I are ready to sell, we will post FOR SALE signs and a contact phone number
THANK YOU AND BE BLESSED.
Is there going to be a rezoning meeting on this. The community needs to be aware of what is going on around them. This is the first I have heard of a subdivision in our area.
Why would you want it zoned as a subdivision if you want 4 homes on it. There is no need to have it zoned for subdivision then. They definitely have plans for more than 4 homes.
4 homes and people are complaining. If you don’t want people moving up here then buy up all the land!! I have land and if I am offered the right price, you better believe I will sell it. I have offered it to local folks at below market price but they decided not to buy. One individual told he would give me what I paid for it, 15 years ago. People buy land as an investment not so their neighbors can live in isolation, or to break even on. If you want isolation then buy all the land around you, but remember that is a lot of land!!
Has rezoning been asked for? We the community need to stand up and say no re-zoning! If Molino can shut it down, so can we!!!
There’s a hog farm right there too. I hope they like the smell. There goes the peace and quiet.
I truly hate it but also knew it was coming i just wish people would just sit on there property and not sale!!! we don’t need a bunch of people moving this way
There goes our tiny quiet community,
Once a developer comes in, it’s divided more and more.
I moved here almost twenty years ago. I like the quiet. I am not for any subdivision in this area.
I know several years ago the school was interested in purchasing some land to build and then sell the old property. I believe finances were a problem.