March 2, 2017 Planning and Zoning Agency
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Call to Order - Call meeting to order.
Reading of the Public Notice statement
Public Comments
Call to Order
Call meeting to order.Reading of the Public Notice statement
Public Comments
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Approval of Minutes - Approval of meeting minutes – January 19, 2017 and February 02, 2017
Approval of Minutes
Approval of meeting minutes – January 19, 2017 and February 02, 2017
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Item 1 - District 2
Premier Boat and RV Storage Expansion - Site Plan Approval. Request for Premier Boat and RV Storage Expansion site plan approval, pursuant to Ordinance 87-1, located within the Interstate Industrial Park.
Item 1
District 2Premier Boat and RV Storage Expansion - Site Plan Approval. Request for Premier Boat and RV Storage Expansion site plan approval, pursuant to Ordinance 87-1, located within the Interstate Industrial Park.
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Item 2 - SUPMAJ 2016-23 Fresh Market South. Request for Special Use Permit to allow for package sales of beer/wine for off-premise consumption under the regulation of a State of Florida Type 2APS beverage license in connection with an existing retail business, pursuant to Section 2.03.02, specifically located at 2769 US 1 South.
Item 2
SUPMAJ 2016-23 Fresh Market South. Request for Special Use Permit to allow for package sales of beer/wine for off-premise consumption under the regulation of a State of Florida Type 2APS beverage license in connection with an existing retail business, pursuant to Section 2.03.02, specifically located at 2769 US 1 South.
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Item 3 - ZVAR 2016-21 Walsh Residence. Request for a Zoning Variance from Land Development Code, Table 6.01, to allow for a reduction in the required rear yard in Residential, Single-Family (RS-2) zoning from 10 feet to 7 feet, to allow for completion of construction of a pool.
Item 3
ZVAR 2016-21 Walsh Residence. Request for a Zoning Variance from Land Development Code, Table 6.01, to allow for a reduction in the required rear yard in Residential, Single-Family (RS-2) zoning from 10 feet to 7 feet, to allow for completion of construction of a pool.
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Item 4 (Part 1 of 2) - MAJMOD 2015-22 Sandy Creek. This item was continued from the last PZA hearing. A
request for a Major Modification to the Sandy Creek Planned Unit Development to revise
recreational amenities, modify a portion of the primary access, revise threshold for
second access from 442 single residential units to 383 to be consistent with minor
revisions to the single family and multi-family residential uses, allow signage on I-95 to
remain and add directional signage to USP to allow one directional sign within the FDOT
ROW, allow lot owners to fence yards without encroachment in upland or perimeter
buffer(s) and extend phasing for 5 years for the single family residential uses and 10
years for industrial uses.
Item 4 (Part 1 of 2)
MAJMOD 2015-22 Sandy Creek. This item was continued from the last PZA hearing. Arequest for a Major Modification to the Sandy Creek Planned Unit Development to revise
recreational amenities, modify a portion of the primary access, revise threshold for
second access from 442 single residential units to 383 to be consistent with minor
revisions to the single family and multi-family residential uses, allow signage on I-95 to
remain and add directional signage to USP to allow one directional sign within the FDOT
ROW, allow lot owners to fence yards without encroachment in upland or perimeter
buffer(s) and extend phasing for 5 years for the single family residential uses and 10
years for industrial uses.
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Item 4 (Part 2 of 2) - MAJMOD 2015-22 Sandy Creek. This item was continued from the last PZA hearing. A
request for a Major Modification to the Sandy Creek Planned Unit Development to revise
recreational amenities, modify a portion of the primary access, revise threshold for
second access from 442 single residential units to 383 to be consistent with minor
revisions to the single family and multi-family residential uses, allow signage on I-95 to
remain and add directional signage to USP to allow one directional sign within the FDOT
ROW, allow lot owners to fence yards without encroachment in upland or perimeter
buffer(s) and extend phasing for 5 years for the single family residential uses and 10
years for industrial uses.
Item 4 (Part 2 of 2)
MAJMOD 2015-22 Sandy Creek. This item was continued from the last PZA hearing. Arequest for a Major Modification to the Sandy Creek Planned Unit Development to revise
recreational amenities, modify a portion of the primary access, revise threshold for
second access from 442 single residential units to 383 to be consistent with minor
revisions to the single family and multi-family residential uses, allow signage on I-95 to
remain and add directional signage to USP to allow one directional sign within the FDOT
ROW, allow lot owners to fence yards without encroachment in upland or perimeter
buffer(s) and extend phasing for 5 years for the single family residential uses and 10
years for industrial uses.
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Item 5 - Land Development Code Amendments - Articles II, IV, and VI. These are proposed
amendments to Articles II and Article VI of the St. Johns County Land Development
Code. These amendments would update current provisions regulating Mini-Warehouses
to reflect current trends and technological advancements. This amendment would also
revise existing provisions for upland buffer setbacks to provide design flexibility. These
amendments were brought before the Board of County Commissioners as a “discussion
item” on July 19, 2016, so that staff could receive direction from the Board to move
forward with amendments to Articles II and VI. The Board of County Commissioners
directed staff to proceed with the revisions. These amendments went before their first
public hearing before the Board of County Commissioners on February 07, 2017 where
the Board of County Commissioners announced the future hearing dates for the Planning
and Zoning Agency on March 03, 2017, and final adoption hearing on April 04, 2017.
Item 5
Land Development Code Amendments - Articles II, IV, and VI. These are proposedamendments to Articles II and Article VI of the St. Johns County Land Development
Code. These amendments would update current provisions regulating Mini-Warehouses
to reflect current trends and technological advancements. This amendment would also
revise existing provisions for upland buffer setbacks to provide design flexibility. These
amendments were brought before the Board of County Commissioners as a “discussion
item” on July 19, 2016, so that staff could receive direction from the Board to move
forward with amendments to Articles II and VI. The Board of County Commissioners
directed staff to proceed with the revisions. These amendments went before their first
public hearing before the Board of County Commissioners on February 07, 2017 where
the Board of County Commissioners announced the future hearing dates for the Planning
and Zoning Agency on March 03, 2017, and final adoption hearing on April 04, 2017.
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Reports - Staff Reports
Agency Reports
Meeting Adjourned
Reports
Staff ReportsAgency Reports
Meeting Adjourned
