Tarpon Springs Commissioners Approve 32-Unit Townhome Project, Reigniting Disston Avenue Extension Debate
Tarpon Springs city commissioners unanimously approved a site plan for a 32-unit townhome community on Mango Street, a project that has also revived discussions about extending Disston Avenue, a connection that has been a topic of conversation for over 30…
Tampa St. Petersburg, FL, August 1, 2026 —
Tarpon Springs city commissioners have given unanimous approval to a site plan for a new 32-unit townhome community. The development is slated for construction on Mango Street, a project that has also brought renewed attention to the long-discussed extension of Disston Avenue.
The proposal for the townhome complex was approved by commissioners, signaling a step forward for residential development in the area. The project details indicate a total of 32 units will be built on the Mango Street site.
Alongside the approval of the townhome project, the development has spurred renewed conversations regarding the potential extension of Disston Avenue. This particular infrastructure connection has been a subject of discussion among local officials and residents for more than three decades. The site plan approval for the Mango Street development has brought this ongoing topic back into the forefront of local planning discussions.
Further details regarding the timeline for the townhome construction or the specifics of the Disston Avenue extension proposal were not immediately available.
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