Indrio Groves, a proposed 3,081-unit development in northern St. Lucie County, is scheduled to return to the County Commission on July 7 after remaining unresolved at the April 21 meeting.
A county staff report found the project would place more density on the site than the existing development pattern on nearby land. The proposal is located east of Interstate 95 and north of Indrio Road.
Rezoning Request
The plan calls for rezoning 1,027 acres from agricultural use to a planned unit development. The site is outside the county’s urban service boundary.
According to the proposal, the housing mix includes 2,577 single-family homes, 214 townhouses, and 328 apartments. The project also lists an elementary school, commercial space, civic space, a shopping plaza, a childcare center, and pedestrian trails.
County Estimates and Housing Detail
County estimates put the potential population at more than 7,700 residents. The source also states that 10% of the total housing units would be reserved as affordable workforce housing for 20 years.
Nearby Approved Project
The source places Indrio Groves near the proposed Buc-ee’s travel center. It also identifies the already approved Indrio & I-95 development in the same area.
That approved project is listed with 1,878 single-family homes, 805 multifamily units, 1 million square feet of commercial development, an elementary school, and a fire station, according to a county report.
Frequently Asked Questions About Indrio Groves
What is the current status of Indrio Groves?
The proposal remained unresolved at the April 21 County Commission meeting and is scheduled to return on July 7.
Where would Indrio Groves be built?
The site is east of Interstate 95 and north of Indrio Road in St. Lucie County.
How many housing units are proposed at Indrio Groves?
The proposal includes 3,081 total housing units, comprising 2,577 single-family homes, 214 townhouses, and 328 apartments.
What zoning change is being requested for Indrio Groves?
The application seeks to rezone 1,027 acres from agricultural use to a planned unit development.
What did the county staff report find?
The staff report found the project would introduce more density than the existing development pattern on nearby land.
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