exhibit b - City of North Port

AGENDA
CITY OF NORTH PORT
Planning & Zoning Advisory Board
Thursday, May 20, 2010
At 9:00 A.M.
COMMISSION CHAMBERS
4970 City Hall Boulevard
North Port, Florida 34286
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
MEETING PROCEDURE: By submitting a “Request to Speak” card to the City Clerk, the Public may comment during the course of
the meeting. Comments on all scheduled Agenda Items will be heard immediately following the presentation by the Staff or Petitioner.
Please wait until you are recognized by the Presiding Officer, state your name and address so that your comments may be properly
recorded and limit your remarks to a period of three (3) minutes or less. The Board will act on an Agenda Item after comments from the
Staff, Petitioner and Public have been heard.
Florida’s Sunshine Law requires the Board to discuss this Agenda only in open session. The Board members cannot discuss these items
with each other before this meeting is called to order. The Board members, individually, can however, discuss any item with concerned
citizens and staff in preparation for the meeting.
CALL TO ORDER/ROLL CALL
A.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
B.
PUBLIC HEARING:
B.1 REZ-10-036, Ordinance No. 2010-16, Rezoning of lands lying within the City of
North Port’s corporate limits and amending the Official Zoning Map.
C.
CONSENT AGENDA:
C.1 Approval of April 15, 2010 Meeting Minutes
D.
OTHER BUSINESS:
E.
ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS/RECOMMENDATIONS:
F.
ADJOURNMENT:
JOHN METZGER, CHAIR
No stenographic record by a certified court reporter is made of these meetings. Accordingly, anyone seeking to appeal any
decisions involving the matters herein will be responsible for making a verbatim record of the meeting/testimony and
evidence upon which any appeal is to be based. (SEE: F.S. 286.0105) Note: Persons with disabilities needing assistance to
participate in any of these proceedings should contact the City Clerk's office 48 hours in advance of the meeting. (SEE F.S.
286.26)
NONDISCRIMINATION: The City of North Port does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex,
age, disability, family or religious status in administration of its programs, activities or services.
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SUGGESTED MOTIONS
CITY OF NORTH PORT
Planning & Zoning Advisory Board
Regular Meeting
Thursday, May 20, 2010 – 9:00 a.m.
Commission Chambers
4970 City Hall Boulevard, 2nd Floor
North Port, Florida 34286
Item No.
A.
Item Description
PUBLIC HEARING:
A.1
That the Planning & Zoning Advisory Board recommend to the City Commission to
Approve/ Approve with Conditions/ Not Approve, Petition No. REZ-10-036, Ordinance No.
2010-16, Rezoning of lands lying within the City of North Port’s corporate limits and amending
the Official Zoning Map.
File No. REZ-10-036
Moved by:
Supported by:
Yeas:
Nays:
Comments:
B.
CONSENT AGENDA
B.1. That the Planning & Zoning Advisory Board Approve/Approve with Changes/Not
Approve the Consent Agenda of May 20, 2010 consisting of the April 15, 2010 meeting
minutes.
Moved by:
Supported by:
Yeas:
Nays:
Comments:
C.
OTHER BUSINESS
D.
ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS/RECOMMENDATIONS
E.
ADJOURNMENT
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B.1 REZ-10-036, Ordinance No. 2010-16, Rezoning
of lands lying within the City of North Port’s corporate limits and amending the Official Zoning Map.
ORDINANCE NO. 2010-16
(Rezoning of lands lying within the City of North Port’s corporate limits and
amending the Official Zoning Map)
A REZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NORTH PORT,
FLORIDA; AMENDING THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP;
PROVIDING FOR A REZONING OF LANDS LYING WITHIN THE
CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF NORTH PORT;
PROVIDING FOR FINDINGS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY;
PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF NORTH
PORT, FLORIDA:
SECTION 1- FINDINGS:
WHEREAS, Pursuant to Chapter 163, Part II, Florida Statutes, the North Port
City Commission on December 18, 2008, adopted a revised and updated Comprehensive
Plan for the City of North Port; and
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WHEREAS, Pursuant to Section 163.3202, Florida Statutes, the North Port City
Commission shall revise the City’s zoning and other land development regulations
consistent with the City’s adopted Comprehensive Plan; and
WHEREAS, Pursuant to Ordinance 2010-14 set forth revised land uses and
deletion of zoning districts RSF-1 and RSF-4 in the City of North Port Unified Land
Development Code: and
WHEREAS, Pursuant to Chapter 53, Sec. 53-4, it is required that an official
zoning map is updated to maintain consistency with rezoning of lands lying within the
incorporated boundaries of the City of North Port; and
WHEREAS, the City of North Port Planning and Zoning Advisory Board which
serves as the City’s designated Local Planning Agency has held a public hearing with due
public notice to receive public comments on the rezoning of lands lying within the
incorporated boundaries of the City of North Port; and
WHEREAS, the North Port City Commission has held public hearings with due
public notice to review the recommendations of the North Port Planning and Zoning
Advisory Board, and to receive public comments on the revision of the Unified Land
Development Code.
SECTION 2 -ADOPTION:
2.01
The North Port City Commission hereby approves and adopts the complete text of
this ordinance rezoning several parcels of land located within the incorporated
boundaries of the City of North Port, which is attached hereto and incorporated herein
as Exhibit A.
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2.02
The North Port City Commission hereby approves and adopts the amended
Official Zoning Map, which is attached hereto, and incorporated herein, as Exhibit
"B" and identified by the signature of the Chairperson of the City Commission and
attested by the City Clerk bearing the Seal of the City of North Port under the
following words: “This is to certify that this is the Official Zoning Map referred to
and adopted by reference by Ordinance No. 2010-15 of the City of North Port,
Florida on June 14, 2010.
SECTION 3 – SEVERABILITY
3.01
If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or provision of this ordinance
is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent
jurisdiction, such provisions shall be deemed a separate, distinct, and independent
provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions
hereof.
SECTION 4 – CONFLICTS
4.01
In the event of any conflict between the provisions of this Ordinance and any
other City of North Port City Ordinance or portions thereof, the provisions of this
Ordinance shall prevail to the extent of such conflict.
SECTION 5 - EFFECTIVE DATE:
5.01 - This Ordinance and the provisions thereof shall take effect immediately upon
adoption by the City Commission.
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READ BY TITLE ONLY at the first reading by the City Commission of the City of
North Port, Florida in public session this _____ day of _____________________, 2010.
PASSED and DULY ADOPTED by the City Commission of the City of North Port, on
the second and final reading in public session this ______ day of
______________________, 2010.
CITY OF NORTH PORT, FLORIDA
DAVID J. GAROFALO, SR.
COMMISSION CHAIR
ATTEST:
______________________________
HELEN RAIMBEAU, MMC
City Clerk
Approved as to form and correctness:
______________________________
ROBERT K. ROBINSON
City Attorney
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Exhibit A—Zoning Map
PAN
N
A
N
CGS - Commercial General S
S R
IVER RD
NC-HI - Neighborhood Commercial-High Intensity
NC-LI - Neighborhood Commercial-Low Intensity
ComRec - Commercial/Recreation
AG - Agriculture
CD - Conservation District
ROS - Recreation/Open Space
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THIS IS THE
OFFICIAL ZONING MAP REFERRED
TO AND ADOPTED BY REFERENCE
BY ORDINANCE NO. 2010-15 OF THE
CITY OF NORTHPORT, FLORIDA
JUNE 14, 2010
V
RI
W INC HESTER BLVD
S
PCD - Planned Community Development
RSF-2 - Residential Single Family 2
RSF-3 - Residential Single Family 3
TR
D
LV
VETERANS BLVD
0
0.5
1
2
Miles
General Legend
City Boundary
Conservation Restricted Zone
Drainage Right-of-way
Waterway
Roads
CITY OF NORTH PORT
OPI - Office/Professional/Institutional
D
Y
City of North Port, Florida
Zoning Map
CG - Commercial General
R
A IN
B
EE
E HILLSBOROUGH BLVD
ILW - Industrial/Light Warehouse
ER
NO
SR
GU - Government Use
UIC - Utility Industrial Corridor
I
RA
VD
BL
PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL
ARTERIAL
COLLECTOR
__________________________________________
DAVID J. GAROFALO, SR.
COMMISSION CHAIR
LOCAL
ATTEST:
RMF - Residential Multi-Family
RMH - Residential Manufactured Housing
RTF - Residential Two Family
NZD - No Zoning Designation
Note: For description of boundaries within zone, see City Code.
__________________________________________
HELEN RAIMBEAU, MMC
CITY CLERK
Prepared by GIS Services
May 12, 2010
Disclaimer: This map is for reference purposes only
and is not to be construed as a legal document.
Any reliance on the information contained herein is
at the user's risk. The City of North Port and its agents
assume no responsibility for any use of the information
contained herein or any loss resulting there from.
Zoning Data Source: City of North Port Planning, Zoning, & Engineering Departmnet
M:\Departments\Planning\Zoning\2010OfficialZoningMap.mxd
V - Village
N
E
RE
NT
VD
BL
CLR - Commercial Redevelopment Low Impact
RK
O
ND
AC-7 - Activity Center 7
S
YO
SE R
R IS
R
DR
S H IR E
ND
O
RE
LA
Zoning Classifications
AT
I
SH
R
RD
ER
IV
SR
R
Legend
M
RK
HA
VE
ST
AB
SH
DB
LV
D
WO
OD
AN
EO
N
DR
JEA NN IN
O BL
A D E BLVD
ST
OL
ED
SC
SS
W HILLSBOROUGH BLVD
E RIVER RD
YO
N
RL
AI
BE
M
BL
VD
AI
N
RL
BE
M
FO
RD
I TR
L
BL
VD
COLLINGSWOO
IA M
BLV D
DR
S SUM TER
BLVD
NORTH PO
RT B
AM
PAN
X
AL
LV
D
IC
A
ER
AT
TO
SS
NB
LV D
IS C
TA M
RL
S BISC
AY NE D
M
HA
E DR
AY
N
ORTIZ BLVD
SB
W V ILLA G ES PKW
Y
IT
PP
O
75
NORDENDALE
M
A
Y
IA
RKSHIRE ST
E PRICE BLVD
PK W
NS
TA
M
R
N
E
S
D
ATWATER DR
H AV E
CI T I Z
TRIONFO AVE
MATE
O
DR
NG
W PR
ICE BLVD
BL
VD
RD
SP
RI
ER
LA
ND
R
N S
DR
VE
BL
RI
G
AL L
LEN
EN
ST
N
VD
NC
HA
EA BLV
AC
D
P LANTATIO N BL
VD
N TOLEDO BLADE BLVD
BL
VD
N SALFORD B L
VD
C
RA
NB
ER
RY
N SUMT E R BLVD
N BISCAYNE D R
BL
VD
75
N
D
P O NCE DE LEON BLVD
R
ER
N SUM
TE
R
BL
VD
IV
DNR
75
TOLEDO BLADE BLVD
TROPICAIRE BLVD
SC
R AN
BE R
RY
B LV
D
RR
IV E
N SALFORD BLVD
N BISCAYNE DR
NR
75
Exhibit B—Rezoning Areas
#1
Public Works Site
RSF-2 to GU
EXHIBIT B
Public Works Site – Rezone from Residential Single-Family (RSF-2) & Government Use (GU) to
Government Use (GU). This site is located adjacent to the current Public Works site and is owned by the
City. The site is intended to be used by the Public Works Department for future expansion.
PID: 0983-04-8837 (Section 24, Township 39s, Range 21e)
Size:
±9.75ac.
Comprehensive Plan
Future Land Use:
Public
Existing Zoning:
Residential (RSF-2)
Proposed Zoning:
Government Use (GU)
Notes: The rezoning of these parcels agree with the adopted Comprehensive Plan.
1
#2
Sabal Trace
RSF-4 to RSF-3
Sabal Trace: Villas, Unit 1, Phase 2 and Pickwick Area – Rezone from Residential SingleFamily (RSF-4) to Residential Single-Family (RSF-3). These properties are located in the Sabal
Trace subdivision and along the south side of Pickwick. The adopted densities in the City’s
Comprehensive Plan for all properties lying in these areas are low to medium density. To bring
the land into conformance with the Comprehensive Plan, these properties are being rezoned. The
Unified Land Development Code has been updated to reflect this change, and language has been
added that ensures these lands will not be rendered non-conforming in the future.
2
#2
Pickwick sites
RSF-4 to RSF-3
PID:
0994-05-0580; 0994-05-0350; 0994-05-1230; 0994-04-0690; 0993-14-0113; 0993-14-0122; 0993-14-0008; 0994-07-0066;
0994-07-0061; 0994-07-0070; 0994-05-1610; 0994-05-1190; 0994-07-0004; 0994-07-0062; 0994-05-0370; 0994-07-0064;
0994-07-0028; 0993-14-0010; 0994-07-0094; 0994-07-0098; 0997-09-3717; 0994-05-0820; 0994-07-0165; 0994-05-0330;
0994-04-0600; 0993-14-0022; 0993-14-0120; 0994-07-0051; 0993-14-0020; 0994-05-1280; 0997-09-3746; 0994-07-0082;
0993-14-0119; 0994-05-0320; 0994-05-1600; 0997-09-3744; 0997-09-3818; 0994-05-0810; 0994-04-0040; 0994-05-1040;
0994-07-0095; 0994-05-1660; 0994-04-0010; 0997-09-3743; 0994-04-0060; 0994-05-1180; 0993-14-0126; 0997-09-3745;
0994-05-1540; 0997-09-3831; 0994-05-1090; 0994-04-0770; 0994-05-0710; 0997-09-3722; 0994-04-0030; 0997-09-3836;
0994-07-0023; 0997-09-3825; 0994-07-0006; 0997-09-3719; 0994-07-0034; 0994-07-0029; 0994-07-0067; 0994-07-0101;
0993-14-0108; 0997-09-3835; 0994-07-0086; 0994-05-0310; 0994-05-0380; 0994-04-1010; 0994-05-0300; 0994-05-1650;
0994-07-0103; 0994-05-1290; 0994-05-0610; 0993-14-0107; 0994-05-1510; 0994-07-0084; 0994-07-0054; 0994-07-0030;
0994-05-1430; 0994-07-0058; 0994-05-1470; 0994-05-0770; 0994-05-1520; 0994-07-0060; 0994-05-1590; 0994-05-1100;
0994-07-0057; 0993-14-0121; 0994-05-1620; 0994-07-0045; 0997-09-3741; 0994-07-0052; 0994-05-0410; 0994-05-1270;
0994-05-1120; 0994-05-1240; 0997-09-3824; 0994-07-0065; 0993-14-0017; 0994-04-0050; 0993-14-0123; 0993-14-0012;
0993-14-0125; 0994-07-0049; 0994-07-0027; 0994-07-0035; 0994-05-0080; 0994-07-0099; 0993-14-0019; 0994-05-1220;
0994-05-1170; 0994-07-0102; 0994-05-1020; 0994-07-0007; 0994-07-0050; 0994-07-0031; 0994-05-0910; 0994-05-0720;
0997-09-3730; 0994-05-1370; 0993-14-0021; 0994-05-0150; 0993-14-0011; 0994-05-1160; 0994-07-0033; 0993-14-0124;
0994-05-1560; 0994-07-0037; 0994-07-0063; 0997-09-3826; 0997-09-3821; 0994-07-0096; 0994-05-1140; 0994-07-0071;
0994-05-1720; 0994-04-0580; 0994-05-0830; 0994-05-1380; 0993-14-0009; 0993-14-0127; 0993-14-0106; 0994-07-0167;
0994-07-0026; 0997-09-3742; 0993-14-0118; 0994-07-0036; 0994-05-1110; 0994-07-0069; 0994-05-1350; 0994-05-1010;
0994-05-1030; 0994-07-0056; 0994-07-0100; 0994-05-0250; 0994-05-0600; 0994-07-0083; 0997-09-3727; 0994-05-1570;
0994-05-1550; 0997-09-3822; 0994-05-1050; 0994-04-0100; 0997-09-3833; 0994-05-1130; 0994-05-1150; 0994-07-0005;
0994-07-0025; 0993-14-0018; 0994-05-1260; 0994-05-1250; 0994-07-0059; 0993-14-0112; 0993-14-0146; 0994-04-0570;
3
0994-05-0390; 0993-14-0147; 0994-05-0780; 0994-07-0002; 0994-07-0164; 0994-04-0850; 0994-07-0001; 0994-05-0400;
0993-14-0111; 0993-14-0109; 0993-14-0110; 0994-05-0590; 0994-05-0180; 0997-09-3834; 0994-05-0900; 0994-07-0097;
0994-05-1300; 0994-07-0032; 0994-07-0085; 0994-05-1580; 0994-07-0003; 0997-09-3817; 0994-05-0340; 0994-04-0890;
0994-07-0053; 0997-09-3738; 0994-05-0480; 0997-09-3733; 0994-04-0470; 0997-09-3837; 0999-08-0270; 0994-05-0570;
0997-09-3842; 0997-09-3838; 0997-09-3832; 0997-09-3739; 0997-09-3820; 0999-08-0250; 0994-05-0490; 0997-09-3747;
0997-09-3748; 0997-09-3828; 0997-09-3736; 0997-09-3724; 0997-09-3734; 0994-05-0640; 0994-05-0530; 0997-09-3725;
0997-09-3737; 0999-08-0260; 0997-09-3816; 0997-09-3720; 0994-05-0520; 0994-05-0470; 0997-09-3839; 0997-09-3840;
0997-09-3721; 0994-04-0480; 0997-09-3823; 0997-09-3827; 0997-09-3830; 0994-05-0460; 0997-09-3729; 0997-09-3815;
0994-05-0550; 0994-05-0670; 0994-05-0660; 0999-08-0210; 0994-04-0520; 0999-08-0230; 0994-04-0490; 0997-09-3718;
0994-04-0160; 0994-04-0500; 0999-08-0200; 0994-05-0620; 0994-05-0500; 0997-09-3731; 0999-08-0180; 0994-05-0510;
0999-08-0220; 0999-08-0190; 0994-04-0510; 0994-05-0630; 0994-05-0650; 0994-05-0540; 0994-05-1330; 0994-04-0390;
0994-05-1400; 0994-04-1000; 0994-05-0260; 0994-05-0740; 0994-04-0410; 0994-04-0380; 0994-05-0240; 0994-05-0970;
0994-07-0043; 0993-14-0117; 0993-14-0143; 0994-07-0078; 0994-04-0920; 0994-04-0810; 0994-04-0880; 0994-04-0590;
0994-05-0220; 0994-05-0890; 0994-04-0550; 0994-04-0130; 0994-07-0072; 0994-07-0159; 0994-07-0081; 0994-04-0650;
0994-05-0880; 0994-05-0940; 0994-04-0790; 0994-04-0630; 0994-05-0450; 0994-05-1000; 0994-04-0150; 0994-04-0820;
0994-05-1730; 0994-04-0310; 0994-04-0950; 0994-05-0040; 0994-05-1410; 0994-05-1630; 0994-05-0270; 0994-04-0420;
0994-04-0430; 0994-07-0088; 0994-07-0073; 0993-14-0134; 0993-14-0136; 0993-14-0105; 0994-07-0162; 0993-14-0144;
0994-05-0160; 0994-04-0940; 0994-04-0290; 0994-04-0330; 0994-05-1530; 0994-05-0090; 0994-04-0840; 0994-05-1440;
0994-04-0980; 0994-05-1390; 0994-04-0070; 0994-07-0068; 0994-05-0760; 0994-05-0200; 0994-04-0660; 0994-05-0790;
0994-05-0840; 0994-05-0070; 0994-04-0740; 0993-14-0015; 0994-07-0166; 0994-07-0093; 0993-14-0013; 0994-07-0041;
0993-14-0138; 0994-05-0930; 0994-04-0860; 0994-04-0610; 0994-04-1030; 0994-05-1420; 0994-04-0440; 0994-05-0190;
0994-05-1310; 0994-05-0960; 0994-05-0230; 0994-04-0970; 0994-05-0750; 0994-05-0430; 0994-04-0400; 0994-05-0440;
0994-05-0990; 0994-04-0110; 0994-05-0360; 0994-05-0850; 0994-04-0080; 0994-04-0640; 0994-04-0120; 0994-05-0420;
0994-05-1460; 0994-04-0710; 0994-05-1060; 0994-04-0350; 0994-05-1670; 0994-07-0087; 0993-14-0014; 0994-07-0089;
0994-05-1690; 0994-04-0340; 0994-04-0800; 0994-07-0150; 0993-14-0137; 0994-07-0077; 0994-04-0300; 0994-05-0690;
0994-05-1320; 0994-04-0460; 0994-05-0290; 0994-04-0910; 0994-04-0450; 0994-05-0030; 0994-05-1490; 0994-04-0320;
0994-04-0140; 0994-04-0830; 0994-04-0960; 0994-05-1080; 0994-05-1640; 0994-05-0860; 0993-14-0133; 0994-07-0039;
0994-05-1710; 0994-05-0170; 0994-04-0360; 0994-05-1680; 0994-04-1040; 0994-04-0990; 0994-05-0120; 0994-04-0780;
0994-05-0100; 0993-14-0016; 0993-14-0145; 0994-04-0620; 0993-14-0141; 0994-07-0158; 0994-05-0730; 0994-04-0680;
0994-07-0074; 0994-07-0163; 0994-07-0042; 0994-07-0157; 0994-07-0046; 0994-05-1740; 0994-05-1480; 0994-04-0090
0994-05-1210; 0994-05-1360; 0994-05-1200; 0994-04-0720; 0994-05-0130; 0994-04-0020; 0994-05-0920; 0994-05-0060;
0994-04-0560; 0994-05-0050; 0994-05-0210; 0993-14-0116; 0993-14-0132; 0994-07-0151; 0993-14-0129; 0994-05-1500;
0994-05-0140; 0994-04-0670; 0994-05-0800; 0994-05-0700; 0994-07-0047; 0994-07-0148; 0993-14-0104; 0994-07-0080;
0993-14-0139; 0993-14-0140; 0994-07-0092; 0994-07-0090; 0994-05-1741; 0994-07-0155; 0994-07-0024; 0994-07-0076;
0994-07-0091; 0994-07-0149; 0993-14-0135; 0994-07-0079; 0994-07-0048; 0993-14-0115; 0994-07-0168; 0993-14-0131;
0994-04-0530; 0994-07-0040; 0994-07-0075; 0997-09-3735; 0997-09-3740; 0997-09-3829; 0997-09-3723; 0997-09-3844;
0997-09-3726; 0997-09-3841; 0999-08-0240; 0999-08-0280; 0994-05-0680; 0994-04-0370; 0994-05-1700; 0994-05-0870
0994-05-0950; 0994-04-1050; 0994-04-0870; 0994-04-1020; 0994-05-0110; 0994-05-0280; 0993-14-0130; 0994-07-0152;
0994-07-0153; 0994-07-0161; 0994-07-0160; 0997-09-3819; 0997-09-3732; 0997-09-3728; 0994-04-1070; 0994-04-0170;
0994-04-1060; 0994-05-0560; 0994-05-1742; 0994-05-0010; 0994-04-0900; 0994-05-1070; 0994-04-0930; 0994-04-0750;
0994-05-1340; 0994-05-0020; 0994-05-0980; 0994-05-1450; 0993-14-0142; 0994-07-0154; 0994-07-0044; 0993-14-0114;
0994-07-0156; 0993-14-0128; 0994-07-0038; 0994-04-0540 (Section 29 , Township 39s, Range 21e; Section 31, Township 39s, Range 21e; Section 32, Township 39s, Range 21e)
Size:
N/A
Comprehensive Plan
Future Land Use:
Residential
Existing Zoning:
Residential (RSF-4)
Proposed Zoning:
Residential (RSF-3)
Notes: The rezoning of these parcels agrees with the adopted Comprehensive Plan. The Unified Land
Development Code has been updated and will not render these properties non-conforming.
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Sabal Trace Country Club
RSF-1 to RSF-2
Sabal Trace: Country Club Unit 1 and 3 – Rezone from Residential Single-Family (RSF-1) to
Residential Single-Family (RSF-2). These properties are located in the Sabal Trace subdivision and
Biscayne. A calculation error has defined RSF-2 zoning district as having 10.0 units per gross acre,
which should have been 4.0 units per gross acre. With the correction in the updated Unified Land
Development Code of RSF-2 to 4 units per gross acre, RSF-1 has land definition almost the same as
RSF-2; therefore, to avoid any confusion, properties lying in these areas are being rezoned to RSF-2.
The Unified Land Development Code has been updated to reflect this change and this will not render
these lands non-conforming.
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Biscayne sites
RSF-1 to RSF-2
PID:
1001-18-0508; 0992-10-0236; 1001-11-0117; 0992-10-0136; 0992-10-0227; 0992-10-0218; 0992-10-0214; 1001-18-0512;
0992-10-0224; 0992-10-0145; 0992-10-0220; 0992-10-0207; 1001-18-0412; 1001-18-0511; 0992-10-0219; 1001-18-0413;
1001-18-0422; 0992-10-0206; 1001-18-0416; 1001-18-0501; 0992-10-0222; 0992-10-0205; 0992-10-0121; 1001-18-0410;
0992-10-0129; 1001-18-0509; 0992-10-0135; 0992-10-0223; 0992-10-0208; 0992-10-0141; 0992-10-0146; 0992-10-0148;
1001-18-0409; 0992-10-0235; 0994-01-0156; 0992-10-0142; 1001-18-0411; 0992-10-0234; 0992-10-0213; 0992-10-0232;
1001-18-0405; 1001-18-0513; 0992-10-0137; 1001-18-0504; 0992-10-0204; 1001-11-0203; 1001-11-0118; 1001-18-0418;
1001-18-0419; 0992-10-0138; 1001-11-0114; 1001-18-0510; 1001-18-0502; 1001-11-0201; 0992-10-0120; 1001-18-0414;
1001-18-0506; 1001-11-0115; 1001-18-0420; 1001-18-0424; 1001-11-0119; 1001-18-0404; 1001-18-0423; 1001-18-0417;
1001-18-0503; 1001-18-0406; 1001-11-0202; 1001-18-0421; 1001-18-0415; 1001-18-0408; 1001-18-0515; 1001-18-0403;
1001-11-0116; 1001-18-0407; 1001-18-0507; 0994-01-0157; 0992-10-0123; 0992-10-0140; 0992-10-0139; 0992-10-0211;
0992-10-0241; 0992-10-0122; 0992-10-0233; 0992-10-0221; 0992-10-0225; 0992-10-0134; 0994-01-0159; 0992-10-0226;
0992-10-0151; 0996-26-1032; 0992-10-0240; 0992-10-0149; 0992-10-0128; 0992-10-0212; 0992-10-0209; 0992-10-0150;
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0992-10-0147; 0992-10-0144; 0992-10-0154; 0992-10-0229; 0992-10-0130; 0992-10-0215; 0992-10-0153; 0992-10-0216;
0992-10-0133; 0992-10-0126; 0992-10-0125; 0992-10-0230; 0992-10-0152; 0992-10-0231; 0992-10-0127; 0995-26-1029;
0995-26-1028; 0996-26-1031; 0995-26-1027; 0992-10-0132; 0992-10-0228; 0992-10-0131; 0992-10-0155; 0994-01-0160;
0992-10-0210; 0992-10-0124; 1001-18-0514; 1001-18-0402; 0992-10-0238; 0992-10-0237; 1001-18-0505; 1001-18-0401;
0992-10-0239; 0994-01-0158; 0992-10-0217; 0992-10-0143; (Section 28, Township 39s, Range 21e; Section 29, Township 39s, Range 21e; Section 30, Township 39s, Range 21e; Section 33, Township 39s, Range 21e)
Size:
N/A
Comprehensive Plan
Future Land Use:
Residential
Existing Zoning:
Residential (RSF-1)
Proposed Zoning:
Residential (RSF-2)
Notes: The rezoning of these parcels agrees with the adopted Comprehensive Plan. The Unified Land
Development Code has been updated and will not render these properties non-conforming.
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Atwater Park Entrance
Atwater Park Grant parcels – Rezone from Residential Single-Family (RSF-2) to Government Use
(GU). These properties are located off of Price and South Song Street. A grant was secured which
allowed the City to purchase these parcels for an entry into the Atwater Park, these lands will be used
for an enhanced park entrance. No individually owned lots are being rezoned. These parcels are owned
by the City.
PID: 1122-08-8201; 1122-08-8202; 1122-08-8203; 1122-08-8204; 1122-08-8205 (Section 29, Township 39s, Range 22e)
Size:
±1.69ac.
Comprehensive Plan
Future Land Use:
Residential
Existing Zoning:
Residential (RSF-2)
Proposed Zoning:
Government Use (GU)
Notes: The rezoning of these parcels agree with the adopted Comprehensive Plan.
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US -41 Residential Frontage
US 41 Frontage Residential Parcels – Rezone from Residential Single-Family (RSF-2) to
Commercial Redevelopment Low Intensity (CRL). These properties are located along the south side of
US-41 between Hoffman and Pan American. In 2002 the City Commission adopted the Comprehensive
Plan amendment which designated these parcels to be used as low intensity commercial sites. The
Unified Land Development Code has been updated to reflect the change and a zoning designation of
CRL has been given to these lands, which will regulate the land use. To bring these parcels into
conformance with the Comprehensive Plan, these properties are being rezoned.
PID:
0997-00-0733; 0997-00-0701; 0997-00-0702; 0997-00-0703; 0997-00-0704; 0997-00-0705; 0997-00-0706; 0997-00-0707
0997-00-0708; 0997-00-0709; 0997-00-0710; 0997-00-0711; 0997-00-0712; 0997-00-0303; 0997-00-0304; 0997-00-0305
0997-00-0306; 0997-00-0307; 0997-00-0308; 0997-00-0309; 0997-00-0310; 0997-00-0311; 0997-00-0323
(Section 31, Township 39s, Range 21e)
Size:
±5.8ac.
Comprehensive Plan
Future Land Use:
Residential
Existing Zoning:
Residential (RSF-2)
Proposed Zoning:
Commercial Redevelopment Low Impact (CRL)
Notes: The rezoning of these parcels agrees with the Comprehensive Plan adopted in 1997. The rezoning
updates the parcels to agree with the approved land uses.
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Myakkahatchee Creek Tier 2 (partial)
Myakkahatchee Creek - Tier 2 (partial) – Rezone from Residential Single-Family (RSF-2) to
Recreation Open Space (ROS). These properties are located approximately 250 feet from the creek on
both sides. The City has secured the first row of home sites located directly adjacent to the
Myakkahatchee Creek on both sides. To complete a linear park as approved in the City’s
Comprehensive Plan, the City has partially secured a second tier of home sites. To ensure consistency
with the City’s Comprehensive Plan, these sites are being rezoned. These parcels are owned by the City.
PID:
0942-15-3225; 0942-15-3226; 0952-12-5207; 0953-15-2009; 0953-15-2012; 0953-15-2108; 0953-15-2109; 0953-15-2110;
0953-15-2111; 0953-15-2112; 0953-15-2211; 0953-15-2212; 0953-15-2315; 0953-15-2414; 0953-15-2627; 0953-15-2821;
0953-15-2901; 0953-15-2924; 0953-15-3101; 0954-12-5208; 0954-12-5210; 0954-12-5309; 0954-12-5310; 0954-12-5311;
0954-12-5519; 0954-12-6106; 0954-12-6107; 0954-12-6108; 0954-12-6109; 0954-12-6110; 0954-12-6111; 0954-12-6112;
0954-12-6114; 0954-12-6115; 0954-12-6116; 0954-12-6413; 0954-12-6710; 0954-12-6712; 0954-12-6713; 0954-12-6807;
0954-12-6808; 0954-12-6809; 0954-12-6903; 0954-12-6904; 0954-12-6905; 0954-12-6906; 0954-14-1812; 0954-14-1916;
0954-14-1917; 0954-14-2001; 0954-14-2002; 0954-14-2023; 0954-14-2101; 0954-14-2102; 0954-14-2406; 0954-14-2407
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0954-14-2433; 0954-14-2812; 0954-14-2813; 0954-14-2815; 0954-14-2816; 0954-14-2817; 0954-14-2819; 0954-14-2820;
0954-14-2821; 0954-14-2822; 0954-14-2901; 0954-14-2928; 0954-14-2929; 0955-15-3103; 0967-05-8147; 0967-05-8832;
0967-05-8936; 0967-06-0101; 0967-06-0118; 0967-06-0201; 0967-06-0223; 0967-06-0509; 0967-06-0510; 0967-06-0511;
0967-06-0516; 0967-06-0645; 0967-06-0660; 0967-06-0744; 0967-06-1812; 0968-05-7468; 0968-05-7801; 0968-05-7825;
0968-05-7924; 0968-05-7925; 0968-05-8001; 0968-05-8025; 0968-05-8202; 0968-05-8203; 0968-05-8204; 0968-05-8205;
0968-05-8207; 0968-05-8208; 0968-05-8209; 0968-05-8210; 0968-05-8211; 0968-05-8212; 0968-06-1301; 0968-06-1302;
0968-06-1303; 0968-06-1306; 0968-06-1308; 0968-06-1401; 0968-06-1430; 0968-06-1530; 0968-06-1701; 0968-06-2541;
0969-06-1801; 0969-06-1802; 0969-06-1902; 0969-06-1920; 0969-06-2003; 0969-06-2032; 0969-06-2301; 0969-06-2303;
0969-06-2308; 0969-06-2401; 0969-06-2402; 0969-06-2438; 0969-06-2601; 0969-06-2616; 0969-06-2617; 0969-12-4912;
0969-12-4913; 0969-12-4915; 0969-12-4916; 0969-12-5107; 0970-06-1704; 0970-06-1809; 0977-06-1101; 0977-06-1201;
0977-06-1202; 0977-06-2901; 0977-06-2989 (Section 03, Township 39s, Range 21e; Section 08, Township 39s, Range
21e; Section 09, Township 39s, Range 21e; Section 10, Township 39s, Range 21e; Section 16, Township 39s, Range 21e;
Section 17, Township 39s, Range 21e; Section 21, Township 39s, Range 21e)
Size:
N/A
Comprehensive Plan
Future Land Use:
Residential
Existing Zoning:
Residential (RSF-2)
Proposed Zoning:
Recreation Open Space (ROS)
Notes: The rezoning of these parcels agrees with the Comprehensive Plan.
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Atwater & Lamarque Elementary School Sites
Atwater and Lamarque Elementary School Sites – Rezone from Residential Single-Family (RSF2) to Government Use (GU). These properties are located off Atwater and Price, and south of
Lamarque and off South Salford respectively and five parcels adjacent to Atwater Elementary are
being used as an entrance to the school. The Sarasota County School Board owns and has built
elementary schools at these locations. To ensure consistency with the City’s Comprehensive Plan,
these sites are being rezoned to Government Use. These parcels are owned by the Sarasota County
School Board.
Atwater School Site
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Atwater entrance sites
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Atwater Elementary
Lamarque Elementary
PIN: 1122-01-0001; 1122-01-0002; 112201-0003; 1122-01-0004 (Section 21, Township
PID: 0958-06-8219 (Section 1, Township 39s,
Range 21e)
39s, Range 22e)
Size:
34.831 ac.
Size:
30.50 ac.
Comprehensive Plan
Future Land Use:
Residential
Comprehensive Plan
Future Land Use:
Residential
Existing Zoning:
Residential (RSF-2)
Existing Zoning:
Residential (RSF-2)
Proposed Zoning:
Government Use (GU)
Proposed Zoning:
Government Use (GU)
Notes: The rezoning of these parcels agrees with the Comprehensive Plan.
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West Villages Park Site
OUE to GU
West Villages Park Site – Rezone from OUE to ROS. This parcel is located west of River Road in the
West Villages development. This parcel has been transferred to the City as a park site but currently holds
the county zoning designation. These lands are intended to be used as a park and to ensure consistency
with the City’s Comprehensive Plan, these lands are being rezoned to Recreation Open Space. This parcel
is owned by the City.
PID: 0797-00-1100 (Section 03, Township 40s, Range 20e)
Size:
± 63 ac.
Comprehensive Plan
Future Land Use:
Public
Existing Zoning:
County - Open Use Estate (OUE)
Proposed Zoning:
Government Use (GU)
Notes: The rezoning of this parcel agrees with the adopted Comprehensive Plan.
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Unity Church Tract F
RTF/RMF to RMF
Unity Church Tract F – Rezone from RMF/RTF to RMF. This tract is located between Rutledge
and Torrington off Veterans Boulevard. This tract of land has dual zoning. In order to correct the
dual zoning of this one tract of land and to avoid future complications, this entire tract is being
rezoned to Residential Multi-Family.
PID: 1152-48-0060 (Section 36, Township 39s, Range 22e)
Size:
Comprehensive Plan
Future Land Use:
± 5.03 ac.
Residential – High Density
Existing Zoning:
Residential Two-Family (RTF)/Residential Multi-Family (RMF)
Proposed Zoning:
Residential Multi-Family (RMF)
Notes: The rezoning of this parcel agrees with the adopted Comprehensive Plan.
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I-75 Sites & portion or Yorkshire Blvd.
RSF-2 to UIC & UIC to RSF-2
Utility Industrial Corridor – Rezone from RSF-2 & RTF to UIC and a portion of Yorkshire Blvd
from UIC to RSF-2. These lands are located along I-75. According to the City’s adopted
Comprehensive Plan these lands are to be designated as Utility Industrial Corridor and the rezoning of
the Yorkshire land is to correct a mapping error. These properties lie within the I-75 right-of-way and
the Florida Power and Light easement. The rezoning does not affect any individually owned
residential lots. In order to correct the zoning map, these lands are being rezoned to UIC. (Map)
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PID: N/A
Size:
N/A
Comprehensive Plan
Future Land Use:
Utility Industrial Corridor (UIC)
Existing Zoning:
Residential (RSF-2)
Proposed Zoning:
Utility Industrial Corridor (UIC)
Note: The rezoning of these parcels agrees with the adopted Comprehensive Plan. This rezoning does not affect
any individually owned residential lots.
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REZ-10-036—Staff Report
ATTACHMENT
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THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA
1960 Landings Boulevard
Telephone: (941) 927-9000, Ext. 32263
Sarasota, FL 34231
Fax: (941) 927-4013
March 22, 2010
Michele Norton
Planner
City of North Port
Planning, Zoning and Engineering
4970 City Hall Blvd
North Port, Fl 34286
Re: Rezone of school parcels
Dear Michele,
Per your request, please consider this letter as authorization to proceed with the
rezoning of the following school district parcels from RSF 2 to GU: Atwater
Elementary School parcels 1122-01-0001, 1122-01-0002 and 1122-01-0003 and
Lamarque Elementary School parcel 0958-06-8219. Parcel number 1122-010004 adjacent to Atwater Elementary School was deeded to the City of North
Port as part of the vacation process in May of 2008.
The two parcels at the entrance to Glen Allen Elementary School 0973-17-3212
and 0973-17-3213 may also be rezoned to GU when the City has completed the
change in the comprehensive plan designation to GU.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me at 941-927-9000
extension 32263.
Sincerely,
Micki Ryan
Planning Analyst
Long Range Planning
An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Agency
ATTACHMENT
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Meeting Minutes of April 15, 2010
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PLANNING AND ZONING ADVISORY BOARD
MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING
THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 2010
PRESENT:
John Metzger, Chair; Gene Gelpke, Vice-Chair; James Thiele; Paul Morgan;
James Glass; Patricia Tantum; Fred Tower, III; Kenneth Maturo, Alternate I; and
City Attorney Robert Robinson.
STAFF:
Planning, Zoning & Engineering Director Patrick Collins; Planner Barbara
McKeathon; and Recording Secretary Hale.
ABSENT:
Nick Bonsky.
The Planning and Zoning Advisory Board Regular Meeting was called to order at 9:01 a.m. in
Commission Chambers by Chair James Thiele.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by the Board.
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
B.
OTHER BUSINESS
B.1
Election of Officers
James Thiele articulated appreciation to the Board for their support during his two years of
service. Thereafter, nominations for the election of Chair and Vice-Chair were held.
James Glass moved to nominate John Metzger as Chair of the Planning & Zoning Advisory
Board for the calendar year of 2010; seconded by Gene Gelpke. There were no other
recommendations and the nominations were closed. The Motion carried unanimously.
Chair Metzger conducted the remainder of the meeting.
James Thiele moved to nominate Gene Gelpke as Vice-Chair of the Planning & Zoning
Advisory Board for the calendar year 2010; seconded by John Metzger. There were no other
recommendations and the nominations were closed. The motion carried unanimously.
C.
PUBLIC HEARING
C.1
TXT-10-027, Ordinance No. 2010-12
Amending Chapter 53 of the Unified Land Development Code (ULDC)
concerning permitting of guesthouses in Residential Zoning Districts.
Planning, Zoning & Engineering Planner Barbara McKeathon provided an overview of the
Ordinance, including minor changes received from the City’s Legal Counsel.
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Discussion and concerns ensued: 1) the Ordinance allows one guest house or apartment in a
residential zoning district as long as the house is located on a double lot containing 20,000
square-feet, cannot be rented to a non-family member, and shall not be occupied by more than
one family. The minimum building size not less than 700 square-feet and not more than 899
square-feet; 2) the minimum allowable area for a residential home on an 80 x 120 lot is 900
square-feet; 3) access to the guest house shall be from the access drive of the primary structure
only; 4) a guest apartment was defined as a special designated area above a garage, whereas a
guest house was defined as a separate building from the residence and garage; 5) the term
“temporary occupation” was defined as less than a year; 6) enforcement of City Code would
begin when the Permit was issued and the information provided therein indicated the intended
use; 7) the new regulation allows the apartment or house to have a kitchen; 8) it was reported that
Ordinance 2010-12 is primarily aimed at individuals who want to build a separate unit for
relatives, located on a double lot but also addresses the option of building an apartment over a
garage; 9) expansion of the septic system (if needed) would fall under the requirements as
defined in Chapter 53 of the ULDC; 10) Mr. Tower opposed the Ordinance due to the ambiguity
of the verbiage and the inability to enforce the ruling; 11) Mr. Gelpke recommended the
Ordinance should not be approved before further review and refinements as mentioned; and 12)
Mr. Thiele agreed with Mr. Tower in that the Ordinance is unenforceable. Additionally, the
Ordinance does not address add-ons involving additional elevation to an existing structure.
Thereafter, public comment was held.
During Public comment, Sam Jones requested in addition to his comments today, that members
refer to his comments provided at the Commission ULDC Workshop meetings held on January
4, 2010 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; January 5, 2010 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; January 6,
2010 from 9:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.; and January 8, 2010 from 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
James Glass moved to close the public hearing on TXT-10-027; seconded by Paul Morgan.
The motion carried unanimously.
James Glass moved that the Planning & Zoning Advisory Board recommend to the
Commission to approve the request of Staff to amend Chapter 53 of the Unified Land
Development Code (ULDC) concerning permitting of guesthouses in Residential Zoning
Districts. File No TXT-10-027, Ordinance No. 2010-12; seconded by Paul Morgan. The
motion carried four-to-three (4-3) on a roll-call vote with Fred E. Tower, III, Gene Gelpke,
and James Thiele dissenting for reasons previously stated.
Planning, Zoning & Engineering Director Patrick Collins requested that the Board develop a list
of specific improvements that would make this Ordinance more definitive. Thereafter,
recommendations included: 1) to include distinguishing characteristics, consistent with Code,
that unquestionably define a guest house or apartment and not simply an expansion of the house;
and 2) the word “temporary” should be deleted.
Clarification was provided for the definition of a guest house: “An accessory building which is
located on the same premises as the primary building and is to be used exclusively for housing
members of the family occupying the principle building or other non-paying guests of the family;
is not occupied year-round; can have kitchen facilities unless otherwise restricted and is not
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rented or otherwise used as a separate dwelling. It shall not be occupied by more than one
family at any one time and only one guest house is permitted for each main dwelling.”
C.2
TXT-10-028, Ordinance No. 2010-13
Amending Chapters 29, 33, 37 and 53 of the Unified Land Development Code
(ULDC) concerning permitting of signs within the incorporated City limits.
Ms. McKeathon presented a brief outline of the chapters being updated and the changes or new
additions to each.
Questions and discussion ensued: 1) the new designation in Activity Center 1 of business
districts and banner colors assigned to the different areas were discussed with North Port
businessmen at several meetings; 2) unsafe signs are determined by the City Engineer and the
Fire Department; 3) the special signage accommodation made for businesses such as Trott Circle
was explained along with the clarification that its current signage is non-conforming and must be
removed; 4) concern was voiced regarding the safety of “human signs” after dark, both for
motorist distraction and for the individual; 5) clarification was provided that Florida State
Statutes regulate the authority of Firefighters to solicit donations within roadway intersections
for the Muscular Dystrophy Association; 6) electronic messages are limited to 8-square feet and
may not change at a rate greater than once every six seconds, but may change every two seconds;
7) billboard sign heights allowed along I-75 are measured from the crown of the road, the same
as they are on residential streets; 8) clarification was provided that pursuing variance procedures
for signs is not allowable under City Code; 9) it was noted that in Chapters 17 and 28 of the
ULDC, the Nation Register of Historic Places and the State Register of Historic Places were
cited. Chapter 29 only mentions the National Register and may need to add the State Register
reference. Thereafter, there was no public comment.
There was a consensus to allow human signs sunrise to sunset only with Staff to designate a
time specific.
Fred E. Tower, III moved that the Planning & Zoning Advisory Board recommend to the City
Commission to approve with changes as cited by Staff and the Board’s recommended hours of
operation for human signs, Staff’s petition to amend Chapters 29, 33, 37, and 53 of the
Unified Land Development Code (ULDC) concerning permitting of signs within the
incorporated City limits. File No. TXT-10-028, Ordinance No. 2010-13; seconded by Gene
Gelpke. The motion carried unanimously.
Recess 11:00 a.m. – 11:13 a.m.
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TXT-10-029, Ordinance No. 2010-14
Amending the Unified Land Development Code (ULDC) concerning the updating
of all regulations as required by the City’s Comprehensive Plan.
Ms. McKeathon reported that Ordinance No. 2010-14 includes the complete Unified Land
Development Code with the exception of the section already reviewed by the Board pertaining to
Guest Housing, and Chapter 29, the Sign Chapter. Changes made to the document during the
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Commission Workshop and legal changes to the Ordinance were cited. Thereafter, the design
elements associated for each Activity Center were reviewed: Activity Center #1, Mediterranea;
Activity Center #2, Heron Creek; Activity Center #3, Gateway; Activity Center #4, Panacea;
Activity Center #5, Midway; Activity Center #6 The Shire; Activity Center #7, The Springs; and
Activity Center #8, The Gardens.
Questions and concerns ensued: 1) discussion ensued regarding having an electronic message
center as an alternative to the proposed clock tower in each Activity Center; 2) upon
Commission request, public art was removed as a design element from the Activity Centers; 3)
the stone roughness integrated and sealed into the design of road pavers prevents slick spots and
circumvents potentially dangerous driving conditions in inclement weather; 4) the City dictates
the appearance of bus stop coverage, seating and landscaping; 5) solar lighting is encouraged
where feasible but is not required in the ULDC update; 6) in an effort to create more light and
safer environments, the City follows the recommended guidelines of Crime Prevention Through
Environmental Design (CPTED); and 5) Activity Center #7, Warm Mineral Springs,
encompasses approximately 80 acres. Thereafter, there was no public comment.
Gene Gelpke moved that the Planning & Zoning Advisory Board recommend to the City
Commission to approve Staff’s request to amend the Unified Land Development Code (ULDC)
concerning the updating of all regulations as required by the City’s Comprehensive Plan. File
No. TXT-10-029, Ordinance No. 2010-14; seconded by Fred E. Tower, III. The motion
carried unanimously.
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TXT-10-035, Ordinance No. 2010-15
Adoption of Official Zoning Map, for lands located within the incorporated
boundaries of the City of North Port.
Ms. McKeathon reported that Ordinance 2010-15, was created in order to adopt the official
zoning maps as found within the ULDC update. Clarification was provided that the maps
contain no rezoning, boundary changes etc., but require official signatures and seals of the City
of North Port. Thereafter, there was no public comment.
Fred E. Tower, III moved that the Planning & Zoning Advisory Board recommend to the City
Commission to approve Staff’s request to adopt the Official Zoning Map, for lands located
within the incorporated boundaries of the City of North Port. File No. TXT-10-035,
Ordinance No. 2010-15; seconded by Gene Gelpke. The motion carried unanimously.
D.
CONSENT AGENDA
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APPROVAL OF THE NOVEMBER 19, 2009 MEETING MINUTES.
Gene Gelpke moved to approve the PZAB Meeting Minutes of November 19, 2009 as
presented; seconded by Fred E. Tower, III. The motion carried unanimously.
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E.
ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS/RECOMMENDATIONS
An update on Planning & Zoning current events was provided; 1) in May, City maps are
scheduled to be updated, rezoned, and correlated with each other for ease of reference. These
changes will be reviewed by the PZAB on May 20, 2010; 2) a replat for an office/restaurant near
the McKee Funeral Home is scheduled for review by the Board at the May 6, 2010 meeting; 3)
Board members were reminded to fill out the 2010 U.S. Census form and encouraged to pass the
reminder on to their friends and neighbors; 4) the Sarasota/Manatee Metropolitan Planning
Organization is in the process of updating its Long-Range Plan and two public workshops are
scheduled for Wednesday, April 28, 2010 from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Fruitville Library,
and Thursday, April 29, 2010 from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Bradenton Municipal
Auditorium; 5) the North Port Gardens of Regional Impact (the proposed shopping center at the
quadrant of I-75 and Toledo Blade Boulevard) is gearing up again and development updates will
be provided to the Board as they occur; 6) Sarasota County is reviewing their Evaluation and
Appraisal Report in preparation to update the its Comprehensive Plan; and 7) a joint meeting has
been scheduled on Tuesday, April 27, 2010 between the North Port City Commission and the
Sarasota County Board of County Commissioners, to discuss the implementation of architectural
guidelines for the unincorporated area of the Sarasota County between West Villages and Ortiz
Boulevard. Board members were encouraged to attend.
Following a discussion regarding scheduling Board meetings regardless of whether there are
official issues to review, it was agreed that it was not the position of the Board to increase the
workload of Staff unnecessarily. Therefore, meetings where the review of official issues are not
required will be limited to an occasional occurrence.
F.
ADJOURNMENT
James Thiele moved to adjourn the Planning & Zoning Advisory Board Regular Meeting;
seconded by Gene Gelpke. The motion carried unanimously.
The Planning & Zoning Advisory Board Regular Meeting adjourned at 12:18 p.m.
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JOHN METZGER,
CHAIR
Minutes approved this ________ day of __________, 2010.
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