Community Announcements

Posted on June 11, 2026 8:00 AM by Admin

Categories: 7-Eleven Update

NEW REZONING APPLICATION FILED FOR 7-ELEVEN (Updated)

Interests representing a commercial retail development have filed a new rezoning application to build a 7-Eleven for properties at 14702 Bellamy Road and 5911 Ehrlich Road.

The new application, RZ-PD 26-0974, was filed in May to replace the current zoning (ASC-1) with a Planned Development rezoning. This would condense a two-step standard rezoning into a one-step Planned Development rezoning to streamline project review. The first phase of the original two-step standard rezoning application was withdrawn in April.

The new Planned Development rezoning proposal has been scheduled for the meeting agenda of the Zoning Hearing Master on August 24, 2026 at 6 p.m. The county says that date could be subject to change if the application is deemed out of order during the review process, or if the applicant requests a continuance.

ZHM hearings are in the 2nd floor meeting room of the County Commissioners in the Frederick B. Karl County Center, 601 E. Kennedy in downtown Tampa. Hearings are open to the public.

Homeowners who wish to contact county officials about this proposed rezoning application can email comments and questions to hearings@hcfl.gov by the cutoff deadline (8/20/26 at 5 p.m.). Remarks, relevant evidence, etc., will become part of the Zoning Hearing Master’s Final Report.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The Planned Development rezoning application number, RZ-PD 26-0974, must be included as a reference point in ALL emails and correspondence on this rezoning application.

If you would like to submit further comments or materials after the cutoff deadline, you must submit them in person or by proxy at the hearing. Materials cannot be submitted at the hearing through virtual participation.

If you wish to speak at the hearing, either in person or by virtual participation, please register using the Public Comment Signup Form.

You can register starting one week before the hearing and up to 30 minutes prior to the start of the hearing.

If you wish to watch the hearing without participating, you can do so here.

Homeowners may also submit comments and questions to their County Commissioners: https://hcfl.gov/government/board-of-county-commissioners/contact-your-commissioner

Ken Hagan represents the Cumberland Manors homeowners as the District 2 County Commissioner.

Our district is also represented by three countywide commissioners:

For more information about this application, contact the planner: Chris Grandlienard at GrandlienardC@hcfl.gov. To access application records, visit the PGM Store using these instructions.

For further assistance, contact the Hillsborough County Development Services Department at (813) 307-4739 or visit the Development Services Tech Center on the 16th floor of the County Center.

The Application Documents submitted to the county will be available for public view on the Cumberland Manors Website – www.cumberlandmanors.org

Information also will be available at the private portal for homeowners operated by Cumberland Manors’ property manager, Greenacre Properties.

Periodic updates will be filed by the county at its PGM Store (Hillsborough County Development Services Department): https://hcfl.gov/businesses/zoning/look-up-a-zoning-case

7-ELEVEN UPDATES DOCUMENTS

NOTE: ALL above changes and/or deletions are in RED