A former NFL player's proposal to develop affordable housing in Brevard County has stalled after local officials raised concerns about zoning compliance. The project, which aimed to create 50 units near the Melbourne International Airport, is now under review by the county's planning department. The developer, who requested anonymity, said the plan has been in the works for over a year and has already secured private funding. "We’re disappointed but not surprised," the developer said in a statement. "The process is complex, and we’re working to address all concerns." Local residents have mixed reactions. Some support the project as a needed solution to the area’s housing shortage, while others worry about traffic and noise. The Brevard County Commission will vote on the proposal next month. If approved, construction could begin by late 2024. The developer has not yet responded to requests for comment on specific changes to the plan. The project is one of several large-scale developments targeting the county’s growing population. Last year, Brevard added over 12,000 new residents, according to county records. The NFL player, who lives in the area, has not publicly commented on the setback. The housing plan was first announced in March 2023 and faced initial delays due to environmental impact assessments.