In August of 2020, representatives from Feed Mill Road Holdings LLC contacted the Clay County School Board’s Planning department seeking approval to increase their Avonlea Hills project by 20 home lots, 754 to 774.  It was determined “inadequate capacity (student stations) at Lake Asbury Elementary School and contiguous elementary schools” specifically, four (4) students stations.

In accordance with the Clay County Interlocal Agreement for Coordinated Planning (CCIA), to remedy the issue, a PSM agreement may be entered into between the School Board and the developer.  Negotiations between the School Board’s Planning department and Feed Mill Road Holdings LLC in accordance CCIA’s calculation methodology, resulted in a mutually agreeable resolution. The sum of $93,500.00 would be paid to the School Board’s impact fee account to mitigate the capacity deficit.  In return, the School District would ensure sufficient capacity to accommodate the elementary students generated by the Avonlea Hills project.

No action would result in a School Board Concurrency Reservation denial letter. In effect, Clay County would deny approval of the Avonlea Hills project home lot increase.

The School Board recently approved the Bradley Creek Holdings LLC Agreement:  May 2020

It is expected the School Board will approve the PSM agreement and forward it to the BCC for their approval.

Ensure effective management of the organization, operations, and facilities to maximize the use of resources and promote a safe, efficient and effective learning environment for Clay County students.

Approve the Clay County School Board / Feed Mill Road Holding LLC.  PSM Agreement for the Avonlea Hills project.