On February 10, 2026, the Martin County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) granted a unanimous 5-0 approval for the Third Amendment to the Coastal Waste & Recycling PUD zoning agreement and its revised final site plan. This decision clears the way for an infrastructure expansion on the 22.7-acre industrial site, featuring a new 7,800-square-foot vehicular maintenance facility and a 4,000-square-foot corporate office building. By navigating the local regulatory process, we delivered the planning framework necessary to optimize the site's logistics, parking, and long-term regional operations.

Unanimously approved as a 5-0 vote in February of 2026, the major final site plan for the Bridge Road Car Club authorized the development of a 55,823-square-foot high-end car club. Located on a 32.27-acre property, the approved site design balances functional garage with mezzanines with extensive environmental conservation. The master plan specifically designates 14.9 acres of wetlands for permanent preservation and includes a dedicated 1.23-acre parcel to support regional infrastructure.

Approved in May of 2025 as a Minor Final Site Plan, the Sunset Meadow residential development. Located on a 3.62-acre parcel at 2300 SW Sunset Trail in Palm City. The approved layout utilizes the site's baseline R2B zoning to deliver 13 single-family residential building lots. The infrastructure design integrates public water and sewer connections while securing community access from Sunset Trail.

Successfully entitled through a combined PUD Major Master Final Site Plan submittal, with final BOCC approval in August 2024, Pepperwood organizes 43 homes around a central marsh and an extensive open space system comprising over 70% of the site. The design prioritizes preserved wetlands, expanded habitat areas, and integrated drainage strategies that respond to the site and its surroundings, while a meandering multi-use path connects to Cove Road. The result is a plan that balances environmental performance with a clear and cohesive community structure.

Camellia Townhomes is an 98-unit single family townhome community featuring amenities, such as a pool/recreation area, a trail incorporating benches, picnic areas, a pavilion and two nesting poles around an existing/modified lake feature. Camellia Townhomes will preserve 54% of the existing native trees on the site, including several existing mature specimen live oaks along the entire property frontage adjacent to SW Lost River Road. All dry retention areas on-site are proposed to be fully planted with native trees, shrubs, and ornamental grasses to help improve the project’s stormwater quality and treatment process.

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