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File #: 2022-248    Version: Name:
Type: Ordinance Status: Passed
File created: 3/4/2022 In control: City Council
On agenda: 4/11/2022 Final action: 4/11/2022
Title: Ordinance 22-22, Public Hearing, An Ordinance Amending Title X.V "Land Usage", Chapter 158, "Zoning Code", Article X.5 "Master Planned Unit (MPUD) Zoning District" of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Port St. Lucie by Amending Section 158.187 "Standards for District Establishment" (P22-038).
Attachments: 1. Ordinance, 2. Staff Report, 3. Exhibit A - Proposed Text Amendment, 4. Application, 5. Staff Presentation

Placement: Second Reading of Ordinances / Public Hearing                     

Action Requested: Motion / Vote                     

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Ordinance 22-22, Public Hearing, An Ordinance Amending Title X.V “Land Usage”, Chapter 158, “Zoning Code”, Article X.5 “Master Planned Unit (MPUD) Zoning District” of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Port St. Lucie by Amending Section 158.187 “Standards for District Establishment” (P22-038)

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Submitted By: Bridget Kean, AICP, Senior Planner

 

Strategic Plan Link: The City’s Mission to plan for smart and balanced growth.

 

Executive Summary (General Business): An application for an amendment to Section 158.187 (A) of the Zoning Code to amend the minimum size requirement for the establishment of a Master Planned Unit Development Zoning District (MPUD).  At present, the Zoning Code requires a minimum size of fifty (50) acres to rezone property to the MPUD zoning designation.  This application will amend that requirement to allow MPUD zoning districts to be established based on the minimum acreage required by the underlying NCD land use sub-district for the Neighborhood/Village Commercial sub-district, Town Center sub-district, Resort Area sub-district, Mixed Use sub-district, Regional Business Center subdistrict, and the Employment Center sub-district.  A minimum size of 50 acres will still be required to rezone property to a MPUD under the residential land use sub-district. 

 

Presentation Information: Staff may provide a short presentation. 

 

Staff Recommendation: Move that the Council approve the request as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Board

 

Alternate Recommendations:

1.                     Move that the Council amend the recommendation and approve the zoning text amendment. 

2.                     Move that the Council not approve the text amendment and provide staff direction. 

 

Background: On January 24, 2022, the City Council adopted Ordinance 21-99 approving a large scale text amendment to the City’s comprehensive plan.  The ordinance amended Policy 1.2.6.2 of the Future Land Use Element to remove the requirement that each MPUD zoning district be a minimum size of fifty (50) acres.  Policy 1.2.6.2 now allows MPUD zoning districts to be established based on the minimum acreage required by the land use sub-district for the Neighborhood/Village Commercial sub-district, Town Center sub-district, Resort Area sub-district, Mixed Use sub-district, Regional Business Center subdistrict, and the Employment Center sub-district.  A minimum size of 50 acres is still required to rezone property to a MPUD under the residential land use sub-district. 

 

Issues/Analysis: The proposed text amendment to the Zoning Code is required to provide consistency between the City’s comprehensive plan and the City’s land development regulations. 

                     

Financial Information: N/A

 

Special Consideration: N/A

 

Location of Project: N/A

 

Attachments:

1.                     Ordinance

2.                     Staff Report

3.                     Exhibit “A” Proposed Text Amendment

4.                     Application

5.                     Staff Presentation

 

 

NOTE: All of the listed items in the “Attachment” section above are in the custody of the City Clerk. Any item(s) not provided in City Council packets are available upon request from the City Clerk.

 

Internal Reference Number: 7846

 

Legal Sufficiency Review: 

Reviewed by Elizabeth L. Hertz, Senior Deputy City Attorney. Approved as to Legal form and sufficiency by James D. Stokes, City Attorney.