The Pine Hills Neighborhood Improvement District is seeking feedback as it plans to transform the area, releasing “a glimpse into the future” with a series of new renderings. Nine renderings were first shared by the district during a meeting on May 6. One of the renderings, a top-down view, suggests the shopping plazas west of N. Pine Hills Road could be replaced with new construction — primarily apartments — while some buildings would be left standing, such as the Hardee’s along Silver Star Road and the convenience store just east of it. “(These) renderings showing different areas of Pine Hills are far from the final product,” the Pine Hills Neighborhood Improvement District said in a statement. “We want to hear from residents, business owners, and stakeholders as we work to make Pine Hills, one of Orange County’s oldest and largest communities, an even better place to live, work, and play.” See more renderings and leave feedback by visiting the Engage Orange website.
PINE HILLS, Fla. —
The Pine Hills Neighborhood Improvement District is seeking feedback as it plans to transform the area, releasing “a glimpse into the future” with a series of new renderings.
Nine renderings were first shared by the district during a meeting on May 6.
One of the renderings, a top-down view, suggests the shopping plazas west of N. Pine Hills Road could be replaced with new construction — primarily apartments — while some buildings would be left standing, such as the Hardee’s along Silver Star Road and the convenience store just east of it.
Pine Hills Neighborhood Improvement District
Rendering shared by the Pine Hills Neighborhood Improvement District
“(These) renderings showing different areas of Pine Hills are far from the final product,” the Pine Hills Neighborhood Improvement District said in a statement. “We want to hear from residents, business owners, and stakeholders as we work to make Pine Hills, one of Orange County’s oldest and largest communities, an even better place to live, work, and play.”
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See more renderings and leave feedback by visiting the Engage Orange website.