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File #: 2021-885    Version: Name:
Type: Ordinance Status: Passed
File created: 10/12/2021 In control: City Council
On agenda: 11/8/2021 Final action: 11/8/2021
Title: Ordinance 21-106, Public Hearing, An Ordinance Approving the Second Amendment of the Planned Unit Development Document and Conceptual Development Plan for Verano South Pod G Planned Unit Development, Located South of the C-24 Canal, and North of Crosstown Parkway and Within the Verano DRI (P21-071).
Attachments: 1. Ordinance, 2. Exhibit A PUD Document, 3. Staff Report, 4. Conceptual Master Plan, 5. Public Works Traffic Memo, 6. Staff Presentation

Placement: Second Reading of Ordinances / Public Hearing                     

Action Requested: Motion / Vote                     

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Ordinance 21-106, Public Hearing, An Ordinance Approving the Second Amendment of the Planned Unit Development Document and Conceptual Development Plan for Verano South Pod G Planned Unit Development, Located South of the C-24 Canal, and North of Crosstown Parkway and Within the Verano DRI (P21-071). 

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Submitted By: Holly Price, AICP, Planning & Zoning Department

 

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

 

Executive Summary (General Business): This is the second amendment to the Verano South Pod G PUD (Planned Unit Development) document and concept plan.  The proposed amendment includes numerous modifications such as reducing the acreage of the PUD by 75.2 acres from 1,256.256 acres to 1,181.058 acres, allowing developer to propose parking space amounts for Site Plans that are different than those required by code with approval by the Site Plan Review Committee, removing the golf maintenance facilities from being subject to the Citywide Design Standards, allowing the maximum length of cul-de-sacs to be increased from 1,000 feet to 2,000 feet, revising the PUD Conceptual Master Plan to show more detail including the location of a golf course and the surrounding residential uses, requiring one sidewalk, rather than two, along Verano Parkway, the  main access route, changing the number of units from 1,051 to 2,867, changing the density from .89 to 2.43 dwelling units per acre, and other changes.  

 

Presentation Information: Available if requested.

 

Staff Recommendation: Move that the Council approve the proposed PUD amendment as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Board on October 5, 2021.

 

Alternate Recommendations:

1.                     Move that the Council amend the recommendation and approve the proposed PUD amendment.

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

 

Background: See staff report. After the application was approved by the Planning and Zoning Board, the PUD document was amended by the applicant to show to the correct number of proposed residential units and density. The number of residential units has been changed from 1,051 to 2,867 and the density has been changed from .89 to 2.43 dwelling units per acre. The acreage for Pod G did not change, 1,181 acres.   The DRI allows a maximum of 7,200 units with a maximum density of 2.4 dwelling units per acre over the entire 3,000 acre site.

 

Issues/Analysis: See staff report.

                     

Financial Information: N/A

 

Special Consideration: N/A

 

Location of Project: Located west of I-95, north of Crosstown Parkway, East of Glades Cutoff Road.

 

Attachments:

 

1.                     Ordinance

2.                     Exhibit A PUD Document

3.                     Staff Report

4.                     Conceptual Master Plan

5.                     Public Works Traffic Memo

6.                     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: 6320

 

Legal Sufficiency Review: 

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