Ash Properties, through Southside Connector LLC, is working on plans for a three-story, 642-unit, 101,880-square-foot self-storage project in Regency.
The project is planned on 1.95 acres at Southeast Regency Square Boulevard North and Mill Creek Road.
The city calculated a $25,757 mobility fee to mitigate traffic impacts.
Jacksonville-based Ash Properties develops Atlantic Self Storage projects.
The site is near the developing Mill Creek housing communities and proposed apartments along the Southside Connector as well as adjacent to established housing in the Regency and Arlington area.
Jackson Commons LLC, the Tramell Webb Partners Inc. entity developing 66 apartments near Jacksonville University, took out a mortgage of almost $8.53 million for the project.
Centennial Bank of Lake Mary issued the mortgage Dec. 6, the same day Jackson Commons LLC bought the 1.27-acre site where Blue Boy Sandwich Shop is being demolished.
Orlando-based Tramell Webb bought 3.3 acres among three parcels at 3607 University Blvd. N. from three buyers.
Along with the Blue Boy site, it bought vacant property and the site where Nero’s restaurant was razed.
Tramell Webb intends to build six three-story buildings comprising two-, three- and four-bedroom townhouses and flats for lease to JU students and staff.
Copart Inc. submitted plans to the city for its proposed salvage yard at 10300 N. Main St.
The Dallas-based company, which operates two yards in Northwest and West Jacksonville, owns the 54.4-acre North Main Street site.
It wants to remove 157,550 square feet of existing buildings and develop a 12,800-square-foot office-warehouse along with vehicle storage.
It will use the land for the storage and auction of cars, boats and other vehicles to a member-only clientele.
A Copart executive said previously the project is in engineering and there is no timetable for construction.
USG Corp. landed a permit to update its Jacksonville manufacturing plant at a job cost of $7.9 million.
The city issued the permit Monday for Southland Process Group LLC of Bogart, Georgia, to handle the job.
USG announced in November that it will expand and improve manufacturing capabilities at the plant.
The Chicago-based company announced previously the updates should be completed by the end of 2018 and create about 20 jobs.
USG makes building products through its United States Gypsum Co. and USG Interiors LLC. Its Jacksonville location is at 6825 Evergreen Ave.
The Jacksonville plant makes wallboard and other gypsum and joint compound products.
It has about 150 employees.