Legislation Details

File #: 15-10607    Version: 1
Type: Discussion Status: New Business
File created: 9/2/2026 In control: Development Review Committee
On agenda: 9/24/2026 Final action:
Title: Noble Artisan Woodworks - PAR26-0029 - Pre-Application Meeting
Sponsors: Development Review Committee
Attachments: 1. Tree Survey, 2. Drainage Grading, 3. Erosion Control, 4. Buildings

TO:  Development Review Committee                                          AGENDA DATE:  9/24/2026

FROM: Noble Artisan Woodworks                                          AGENDA ITEM:    5A                                                               

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Noble Artisan Woodworks - PAR26-0029 - Pre-Application Meeting

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Applicant:                                          Betty Hill

                                                               2147 Deer Hollow Circle

                                                               Longwood, FL 32779

Project Name:                     Noble Artisan Woodworks

Project Type:                     Concept Plan

Project Acreage:                     36,155 Sq Ft

Current Zoning:                      Industrial (Enterprise Commercial Overlay District)

Reference:                                          PAR26-0029

Tax Parcel No.:                     8130-46-00-0060

Property Location:                     265 Enterprise Rd 

Background:                     Noble Artisan Woodworks is evaluating the development of 265 Enterprise Road, Deltona, Florida, for a custom woodworking, cabinetry, fine furniture, and light manufacturing facility. The proposed project would include an approximately 3,600-square-foot workshop, anticipated at approximately 40 feet by 90 feet, with associated office/support space, parking, truck and delivery access, and a roll-up door for material handling. The building is anticipated to be a metal structural building with an upgraded architectural front façade designed in a Florida Cracker-inspired style, incorporating natural wood-toned architectural elements rather than a conventional exposed metal commercial frontage. The property would be used for the design and fabrication of custom cabinetry, fine furniture, architectural woodwork, and related woodworking products. The operation would not involve automotive repair, heavy industrial manufacturing, outdoor storage of hazardous materials, or high-volume retail traffic.

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