- A G E N D A - H E A R I N G O F F I C E R Manatee County Government Administrative Center 1112 Manatee Avenue West 1 st Floor Chambers Bradenton, Florida 34205 July 18, 2016 3:00 pm PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE SWEARING IN BY CLERK'S OFFICE: All Staff/Public Wishing to Speak PLEASE TURN ALL CELL PHONES AND PAGERS OFF BEFORE ENTERING CHAMBERS PUBLIC HEARING APPLICATION 1. SP-16-05- MEPS560 DTS20160231 Community Church of God/Visible Men Academy Middle School Stephanie Moreland, Principal Planner Request: Approval of a Special Permit to allow a Middle School in the RDD-6 (Residential Duplex Dwelling six dwelling units per acre) zoning district. The site is on the north side of 63 rd Avenue East approximately 320 feet east of the intersection of 9 th Street East and 63 rd Avenue East at 1003-63 rd Avenue East, Bradenton (4.8± acres). 2. VA-16-02 Mendoza Variance - Branden Roe, Planner Request: Approval of a variance to the setback requirements established in the PDR (Planned Development Residential) zoning district by Zoning Ordinance PDR-96-09, to reduce the minimum waterfront setback for Lot 45 of the Harbour Landings Estates Subdivision from 30 feet to 15 feet. The site is located on the east side of Baypointe Terrace, commonly known as 12305 Baypointe Terrace, Cortez (Manatee County) (±0.37 acres).
Page 2-07/18/2016 Hearing Officer PUBLIC NOTICE Within 21 calendar days of today's public hearing, the Hearing Officer shall issue a written report detailing the findings of fact, conclusions of law and recommendations regarding approval or denial of an application for development approval (LDC Section 312.8.B.6). If you wish to receive notice of the final decision or recommendation of the Hearing Officer, you must supply the Planning Department with two stamped, self-addressed envelopes for that purpose (LDC Section 312.8.B.7). Rules of Procedure for this public hearing are in effect pursuant to Sections 312.8B and 316 of the Manatee County Land Development Code. Copies of these sections of the Code are available for review, or purchase at cost, at the Building and Development Services Department, 4 th Floor, Manatee County Administrative Center, 1112 Manatee Avenue West, Bradenton, Florida. According to Florida Statutes, Section 286.0105, any person desiring to appeal any decision made by a Hearing Officer with respect to any matter considered at this Public Hearing will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purposes he may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Hearing Officers of Manatee County, Florida, do not discriminate upon the basis of any individual's disability status. This non-discrimination policy involves every aspect of the Hearing Officer's functions including one's access to, participation, employment, or treatment in its programs or activities. Anyone requiring reasonable accommodation for this meeting as provided for in the Americans with Disabilities Act, should contact Kaycee Ellis at 742-5800; TDD ONLY 742-5802 and wait 60 seconds; FAX 745-3790.
H.O. 07/18/16 SP-16-05 (MEPS #560, DTS#20160231) COMMUNITY CHURCH OF GOD/VISIBLE MEN ACADEMY MIDDLE SCHOOL Request: Approval of a Special Permit to allow a Middle School in the RDD-6 (Residential Duplex Dwelling six dwelling units per acre) zoning district. The site is on the north side of 63 rd Avenue East approximately 320 feet east of the intersection of 9 th Street East and 63 rd Avenue East at 1003-63 rd Avenue East, Bradenton (4.8± acres). Hearing Officer: 07/18/16
Page 2 of 10 SP-16-05 Community Church of God/Visible Men Academy Middle School, MEPS 560, DTS # 20160231 PROJECT SUMMARY CASE#: PROJECT NAME: APPLICANT(S): SP-16-05, MEPS 560, DTS # 20160231 RAPID RESPONSE Community Church of God/Visible Men Academy Middle School Community Church of God/Visible Men Academy REQUEST: Special Permit for Middle School CASE PLANNER: STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Stephanie Moreland APPROVAL SITE CHARACTERISTICS AND SURROUNDING AREA ADDRESS: GENERAL LOCATION: SIZE: 1003-63 rd Avenue East, Bradenton North side of 63 rd Avenue East approximately 320 feet east of the intersection of 9 th Street East and 63 rd Avenue East. 4.8± acres EXISTING USE(S): PREVIOUS APPROVAL(S): ZONING: FLOOR AREA RATIO (FAR): FUTURE LAND USE CATEGORY (FLUC): Church & Elementary School 1. AP-13-08 (approved 8/2/13) for elementary school (approximately 176 students) 2. AP-15-07 (approved 7/15/2015) to add 3 additional modular buildings for elementary school RDD-6 (Residential Duplex Dwelling-six dwelling units per acre) Maximum 0.15 per RDD zoning district; Proposed 0.08 RES-9 (Residential -9 dwelling units per acre) OVERLAY DISTRICT(S): N/A STAFF SUMMARY The 4.80± acre site is on the north side of 63 rd Avenue East, approximately 320 feet east of the intersection of 9 th Street East and 63 rd Avenue East in Pride Park. The site is occupied by a Church (Community Church of God) and leased by an all-boys chartered elementary school known as Visible Men Academy. History: On August 2, 2013, Administrative Permit [AP-13-08(OSR)] was approved for a charter school with up to 176 elementary school students (K-5 th grade). On July 15, 2015, Administrative Permit [AP-15-07 (OSR)] was approved to allow three (3) modular buildings for
Page 3 of 10 SP-16-05 Community Church of God/Visible Men Academy Middle School, MEPS 560, DTS # 20160231 the elementary school. The Charter School was approved by the School Board on 3/28/2013. Request: The current request seeks approval of a Special Permit to add a middle school (grades 6, 7, & 8), limited to a maximum of 45 students. According to the applicant, the middle school will be developed as follows: Middle School School Year Grade Number of Students 2016-2017 6 15 2017-2018 7 15 2018-2019 8 15 Total middle school students 45 Approved number of elementary school students 176 Total maximum number of students 221 The site plan shows two additional modular buildings (864 sq. ft. each) will be temporarily added to the site to accommodate the needs of the elementary and middle school. The applicant has indicated that within the next five years the school facility anticipates a relocation to their recently acquired vacant site immediately to the west. The subject property is in the RES-9 Future Land Use Category (FLUC). Manatee County Comprehensive Plan, Policy 2.2.1.13.2, lists schools in the Range of Potential Uses for the RES-9 FLUC. The site is in the RDD-6 (Residential Duplex Dwelling- six dwelling units per acre) zoning district. According to Manatee County Land Development Code (LDC) Section 401, Table 4-1(Uses in Agriculture and Residential Districts), middle schools may be permitted in the RDD zoning district with Special Permit approval. The site is in Flood Zone X Category. There are no known wetlands on the site. All applicable state permits shall be obtained before commencement of the development. The preliminary site plan indicates there are no known existing wells on-site. However, staff has provided a stipulation in the event wells are discovered during construction of the project. The applicant hosted a neighborhood meeting on June 21, 2016. The applicant submitted a summary of the meeting which indicate parents and residents support. Staff recommends approval.
Page 4 of 10 SP-16-05 Community Church of God/Visible Men Academy Middle School, MEPS 560, DTS # 20160231 STAFF RECOMMENDED STIPULATIONS 1. This Special Permit shall not be effective until it has been recorded in the Public Records of Manatee County, Florida, by the applicant and a copy of the recorded Order is received by the Building and Development Services Department. 2. The site plan submitted with this application shall be part of this approval. 3. All applicable state permits shall be obtained before commencement of the development. 4. A Well Management Plan for the proper protection and abandonment of existing wells shall be submitted to the County for review and approval if wells are discovered during construction. The Well Management Plan shall include the following information: Digital photographs of the well along with nearby reference structures (if existing). GPS coordinates (latitude/longitude) of the well. The methodology used to secure the well during construction (e.g. fence, tape). The final disposition of the well; used, capped, or plugged. 5. Irrigation for landscaping shall use the lowest water quality source available, which shall be identified on the Final Site Plan. Use of Manatee County public potable water supply shall be prohibited. 6. If right-of-way is required to be dedicated for the project in the future, the existing roadway buffer shall be relocated to be inside the new property line. If the County widens the roadway, the developer/owner will be responsible for replacing all landscaping that is removed to accommodate the widened road. SURROUNDING USES & ZONING NORTH SOUTH EAST WEST MINIMUM SETBACKS: OPEN SPACE: BUFFERS: ACCESS: Duplex residences in Cayman Too Subdivision zoned RDD-6 Across 63 rd Avenue West are Single-family residences and a church zoned RSF-2 (Residential Single-Family - two dwelling units per acre) and RSF-3 (Residential Single Family three dwelling units per acre). Further south is Harlee Middle School zoned RSF-2. Duplex residences in Thunder Bay Subdivision zoned RDD-6 Vacant land owned by Visible Men Academy zoned RDD-6. Across 9 th Street E is an elementary school, (Daugthrey Elementary School zoned PDPI (Planned Development Public Interest) and RDD-6. SITE DESIGN DETAILS Front: 25 Sides: 15 Rear: 20 Required: 20% or 0.96± acres Provided: 78% or 3.74± acres Existing - 10-foot wide roadway buffers along 63 rd Avenue East 10-foot wide perimeter buffers adjacent to residential uses. One entrance connecting 63 rd Avenue East
Page 5 of 10 SP-16-05 Community Church of God/Visible Men Academy Middle School, MEPS 560, DTS # 20160231 WETLAND ACREAGE & IMPACTS: No wetlands FLOOD ZONE(S): X, FIRM Panel 12081C 0316 E dated 3/17/14 AREA OF KNOWN FLOODING: Yes, Rainfall UTILITY CONNECTIONS: County water and sewer POSITIVE ASPECTS The nearby area has a mix of residential and residential support uses. The site is currently being used for an elementary school. The establishment of a middle school provides current 5 th Grade students an opportunity to remain in the school s student population and advance to Grade 6.
Page 6 of 10 SP-16-05 Community Church of God/Visible Men Academy Middle School, MEPS 560, DTS # 20160231 SPECIAL PERMIT CRITERIA PURSUANT TO LDC SECTION 316.6 A. The proposed use shall be consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and the requirements of this Code; The site is in the RDD-6 (Residential Duplex Dwelling Six dwelling units per acre) zoning district. Middle schools are Special Permit uses in the RDD zoning district. Additionally, the use is subject to requirements in LDC Section 531.50 (Schools). This proposal was reviewed for consistency with Policy 2.1.2.7 of the Comprehensive Plan which requires review of all proposed development for compatibility and appropriate timing. Staff finds that this proposal meets the requirements of the Comprehensive Plan with the recommended stipulations. B. The establishment, maintenance or operation of the proposed use shall not be detrimental to or endanger the public health, safety or general welfare; The school is classified as a residential support use. The small expansion to add a middle school on this site should not be detrimental to or endanger the public health, safety, or general welfare. C. The establishment of the use shall not impede the normal and orderly development and improvement of surrounding properties for uses permitted in the zoning district; Except for a vacant parcel (owned by the school) to the west, the site is surrounded by residential developments to the north, east and south. The school is relatively small and its structures and playground are adequately separated from surrounding properties and uses. The site plan shows an existing fence separates adjacent residential structures to the east from the school site. Also, there is significant vegetation on the site which separates the adjacent residential uses to the north from the playground area. This area of vegetation is not planned to be disturbed with this request. Additionally, the nearest structure on the school site is approximately 72 feet from the boundary of adjacent residential uses to the east and 309± feet to the northern property line. The existing playground area is north of the church building, away from residential uses to the north and east. The addition of a middle school should not impede the normal and orderly development and improvement of surrounding properties. D. Adequate measures shall already exist, or shall be taken, to provide ingress and egress to the proposed use in a manner that minimizes traffic congestion in the public streets; Major Transportation Facilities The site is located on 63rd Avenue East, which is designated as a four lane arterial roadway in the Comprehensive Plan s Future Traffic Circulation Plan and has a planned right of way width of 120 feet. Transportation Concurrency Transportation concurrency was evaluated for the project. The Applicant prepared a Traffic Impact Statement (TIS), and the conclusion of the approved TIS is that there are no off-site concurrencyrelated improvements required for the project (see Certificate of Level of Service (CLOS) Compliance table below). Access Access to the site will be provided by two existing full-access driveways along 63 rd Avenue East.
Page 7 of 10 SP-16-05 Community Church of God/Visible Men Academy Middle School, MEPS 560, DTS # 20160231 CERTIFICATE OF LEVEL OF SERVICE (CLOS) COMPLIANCE TRANSPORTATION CONCURRENCY CLOS APPLIED FOR: Yes TRAFFIC STUDY REQ D: Yes NEAREST THOROUGHFARE LINK ADOPTED LOS FUTURE LOS WITH PROJECT 63 rd Avenue East 1940 D D Solid waste landfill capacity and preliminary drainage intent have been reviewed with this Preliminary Site Plan. Potable water and waste water will be reviewed at the time of Final Site Plan/Construction Drawings. LDC 1005.3, Table 10-2 (Parking Ratios) requires the preparation of an independent parking study to analyze the parking requirements for schools. The site has 63 parking spaces. Based on a parking study submitted by the applicant, the existing 63 parking spaces provide sufficient accommodation for the 12 teachers, 15 administrative staff and four potential visitors. There appears to be no conflict with parking for the Church and school. According to the applicant, the church services occur on Sundays and Wednesday night. School hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Parent drop off and before school child care begin at 7:15 a.m. After school child care and enrichment programs end at 5:15 p.m., Monday through Friday. E. The use, as proposed, is compatible with the surrounding uses and the general desired character of the area (height, bulk, scale, intensity, traffic, noise, drainage, lighting, and appearance); There is an elementary school (K-5 th grades) already existing on the site. According to the applicant, the expansion of the middle school will occur in increments of 15 students over the next three years, beginning with Grade 6 for the school year 2016-2017. As mentioned previously, the site is surrounded by residential developments to the north, east and south, across 63 rd Avenue East. The school is relatively small. Its structures and playground are adequately separated (fence to the east and trees to the north) from surrounding residential properties and uses. The separation and existing buffers, tree vegetation and fences should help to alleviate any potential noise impacts. The LDC classifies schools as a residential support use. There are other residential support uses, such as churches and schools in the immediate vicinity of the school. These types of uses normally co-exist well with residential uses. Therefore, the school as proposed, is considered compatible with the surrounding residential uses and the general desired character of the area. Two additional modular buildings totaling 1,728 square feet will be placed on-site to accommodate the middle school use. The maximum building height proposed is 35 feet. This height should not create any external impacts that would adversely affect surrounding developments. The site meets the intensity requirements. The proposed Floor Area Ratio (FAR) of 0.08 is below the maximum FAR threshold of 0.15 (listed in LDC Table 4-4, Schedule of Bulk and Dimensional Standards for Agricultural and Residential Districts) for the RDD zoning district. The Applicant prepared a Traffic Impact Statement (TIS). The conclusion of the approved TIS is that there are no off-site concurrency-related improvements required for the project (see Certificate of Level of Service (CLOS) Compliance table below). There are no drainage concerns relative to the expansion of the existing school.
Page 8 of 10 SP-16-05 Community Church of God/Visible Men Academy Middle School, MEPS 560, DTS # 20160231 Lighting will be addressed with the Final Site Plan. F. Development of the proposed use shall not have a substantial adverse effect on a known archaeological, historical or cultural resource located on or off the parcel proposed for development; There are no known historic or archaeological resources on the site. 78% open space is proposed. G. Screening and buffers are proposed of such type, dimension and character to improve compatibility and harmony of the proposed use and structure with the uses and structures of adjacent and nearby properties. No change is anticipated to the existing site conditions relative to roadway and perimeter buffers. There is a fence within the required ten-foot wide perimeter landscaped buffer along the east boundary to alleviate any potential impacts on adjacent and nearby residents. REMAINING ISSUES OF CONCERN NOT RESOLVED OR STIPULATED There are no remaining issues of concern. LDC SECTION 531.50 - STANDARDS FOR ACESSORY, SPECIFIC USES, STRUCTURES 531.50. Schools All accessory parking lots and playing fields shall be oriented in such a manner so as not be located adjacent to residentially zoned property. If this cannot be met, then those areas shall be screened with either a solid fence or landscaping reaching eighty (80) percent opacity within two (2) years. MANATEE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Policy: 2.1.2.7 Review all proposed development for compatibility and appropriate timing. This analysis shall include: - consideration of existing development patterns, - types of land uses, - transition between land uses, - density and intensity of land uses, - natural features, - approved development in the area, - availability of adequate roadways, - adequate centralized water and sewer facilities, - other necessary infrastructure and services. - limiting urban sprawl
Page 9 of 10 SP-16-05 Community Church of God/Visible Men Academy Middle School, MEPS 560, DTS # 20160231 - applicable specific area plans - (See also policies under Objs. 2.6.1-2.6.3) Policy: 2.2.1.13 RES-9: Establish the Residential-9 Dwelling Units/Gross Acre future land use category as follows: Policy: 2.2.1.13.1 Policy: 2.2.1.13.2 Policy: 2.2.1.13.3 Intent: To identify, textually in the Comprehensive Plan's goals, objectives, and policies, or graphically on the Future Land Use Map, areas which are established for a low-moderate urban, or clustered moderate density urban residential environment. Also to provide for a complement of residential support uses normally utilized during the daily activities of residents of these urban areas. Range of Potential Uses (see Policies 2.1.2.3-2.1.2.7, 2.2.1.5): Suburban or urban residential uses, neighborhood retail uses, dormitories, short-term agricultural uses other than special agricultural uses, agriculturallycompatible residential uses, public or semi-public uses, schools, low intensity recreational uses, and appropriate water-dependent/waterrelated/water-enhanced uses (see also Objectives 4.2.1 and 2.10.4). Range of Potential Density/Intensity: Maximum gross residential density: 9 dwelling units per acre Minimum Gross Residential Density: 7.0 only in UIRA for residential projects that designate a minimum of 25% of the dwelling units as affordable housing. Maximum net residential density: 16 dwelling units per acre 20 dwelling units per acre within the UIRA for residential projects that designate a minimum of 25% of the dwelling units as Affordable Housing. (except within the WO or CHHA Overlay Districts pursuant to Policies 2.3.1.5 and 4.3.1.5) Maximum Floor Area Ratio: 0.23 (0.35 for mini-warehouse uses) 1.00 inside the UIRA [Supplement 22] Policy: 2.2.1.13.4 Maximum Square Footage for Neighborhood Retail Uses: Medium (150,000sf) Other Information: a) All mixed and multiple-use projects shall require special approval, as defined herein, and as further defined in any land development regulations developed pursuant to 163.3202, F.S. b) All projects for which gross residential density exceeds 6
Page 10 of 10 SP-16-05 Community Church of God/Visible Men Academy Middle School, MEPS 560, DTS # 20160231 ATTACHMENTS 1. Copy of Newspaper Advertising 2. Preliminary Site Plan dwelling units per acre, or in which any net residential density exceeds 9 dwelling units per acre shall require special approval. c) Any nonresidential project exceeding 30,000 square feet of gross building area shall require special approval. d) Professional office uses not exceeding 3,000 square feet in gross floor area within this category may be exempted from compliance with any locational criteria specified under Policies 2.10.4.1 and 2.10.4.2, provided such office is located on a roadway classified as a minor or principal arterial, however, not including interstates, and shall still be consistent with other commercial development standards and with other goals, objectives, and policies in this Comprehensive Plan (see also 2.10.4.2).
9 ST E AERIAL NEW VISION BAPTIST CHURCH LEE'S WAREHOUSE 9 ST E INSURANCE AUTO AUCTION 15 ST E MISSION PENTECOSTAL CHURCH PRIDE PARK EXPANSION PRIDE PARK EXPANSION INSURANCE AUTO AUCTION 63 AVE E CIRCLE K STATION NO 27019 STERLING LAKE 9 ST E ANNE'S MINI STORAGE OAKWOOD APTS BEDWELL COMMERCIAL Parcel ID #(s) 6560010057 Project Name: Project #: DTS#: Proposed Use: Visible Men Academy Middle School SP-16-05 20160231 S/T/R: Acreage: Existing Zoning: Existing FLU: Overlays: Special Areas: Sec 24 Twn 35 Rng 17 4.80 RDD-6 RES-9 NONE CRA CHH: Watershed: Drainage Basin: Commissioner: NONE NONE BOWLEES CREEK Robin DiSabatino ¹ Manatee County Staff Report Map Map Prepared 6/17/2016 1 inch = 744 feet
9 ST E FUTURE LAND USE NEW VISION BAPTIST CHURCH 9 ST E ROR RES-9 INSURANCE AUTO AUCTION 15 ST E MISSION PENTECOSTAL CHURCH RES-16 PRIDE PARK EXPANSION PRIDE PARK EXPANSION INSURANCE AUTO AUCTION IL ROR 63 AVE E CIRCLE K STATION NO 27019 IH RES-16 STERLING LAKE RES-6 RES-3 ROR RES-6 9 ST E ANNE'S MINI STORAGE IL Parcel ID #(s) 6560010057 Project Name: Project #: DTS#: Proposed Use: Visible Men Academy Middle School SP-16-05 20160231 S/T/R: Acreage: Existing Zoning: Existing FLU: Overlays: Special Areas: Sec 24 Twn 35 Rng 17 4.80 RDD-6 RES-9 NONE CRA CHH: Watershed: Drainage Basin: Commissioner: NONE NONE BOWLEES CREEK Robin DiSabatino ¹ Manatee County Staff Report Map Map Prepared 6/17/2016 1 inch = 686 feet
9 ST E PD-R NEW VISION BAPTIST CHURCH 9 ST E ZONING RDD-6 GC LM RDD-6 RDD-6 MISSION PENTECOSTAL CHURCH RMF-9 RDD-6 PRIDE PARK EXPANSION PRIDE PARK EXPANSION RSF-6 RSF-6 INSURANCE AUTO AUCTION INSURANCE AUTO AUCTION LM 15 ST E HC GC RDD-6 HC LM RSF-4.5 RSMH-6 PD-PI 63 AVE E LM RSF-4.5 RSF-3 RMF-9 NC-S HC PD-R NC-S CIRCLE K STATION NO 27019 PD-C GC RSMH-6 LM HM STERLING LAKE RSF-2 HC RSF-6 RSF-3 RSF-4.5 GC RSMH-6 9 ST E ANNE'S MINI STORAGE LM RSF-6 Parcel ID #(s) 6560010057 Project Name: Project #: DTS#: Proposed Use: Visible Men Academy Middle School SP-16-05 20160231 S/T/R: Acreage: Existing Zoning: Existing FLU: Overlays: Special Areas: Sec 24 Twn 35 Rng 17 4.80 RDD-6 RES-9 NONE CRA CHH: Watershed: Drainage Basin: Commissioner: NONE NONE BOWLEES CREEK Robin DiSabatino ¹ Manatee County Staff Report Map Map Prepared 6/17/2016 1 inch = 686 feet
NOTICE OF ESTABLISHMENT OR CHANGE OF A REGULATION AFFECTING THE USE OF LAND IN UNINCORPORATED MANATEE COUNTY Bradenton Herald June 29, 2016 Miscellaneous Notices NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Hearing Officer for Manatee County, will conduct a Public Hearing on Monday, July 18, 2016 at 3:00 p.m. at the Manatee County Government Administrative Center, 1st Floor Chambers, 1112 Manatee Avenue West, Bradenton Florida to consider and act upon the following matters: VA-16-02 - MENDOZA VARIANCE - DTS20160259 Request: Approval of a variance to the setback requirements established in the PDR (Planned Development Residential) zoning district by Zoning Ordinance PDR-96-09, to reduce the minimum waterfront setback for Lot 45 of the Harbour Landings Estates Subdivision from 30 feet to 15 feet. The site is located on the east side of Baypointe Terrace, commonly known as 12305 Baypointe Terrace, Cortez (Manatee County) (ñ0.37 acres). SP-16-05 (MEPS #560, DTS#20160231) - COMMUNITY CHURCH OF GOD/VISIBLE MEN ACADEMY MIDDLE SCHOOL Request: Approval of a Special Permit to allow a Middle School in the RDD-6 (Residential Duplex Dwelling - six dwelling units per acre) zoning district. The site is on the north side of 63rd Avenue East approximately 320 feet east of the intersection of 9th Street East and 63rd Avenue East at 1003-63rd Avenue East, Bradenton (4.8ñ acres). Rules of Procedure for this public hearing are in effect pursuant to Section 312.8 of the Manatee County Land Development Code. Copies of this section of the Code are available for review at the Building and Development Services Department. All interested parties are invited to appear at this Hearing and be heard, subject to proper rules of conduct. Additionally, any written comments filed with the Director of the Building and Development Services Department will be heard and considered by the Hearing Officer and entered into the record. Interested parties may examine the Official Zoning Atlas, the application, related documents, and may obtain assistance regarding this matter from the Manatee County Building and Development Services Department, 1112 Manatee Avenue West, 4th Floor, Bradenton, Florida, telephone number (941) 748-4501 ext. 6878 or email at: planning.agenda@mymanatee.org. According to Florida Statutes, Section 286.0105, any person desiring to appeal any decision made by the Hearing Officer with respect to any matter considered at the Public Hearing will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purposes they may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Americans With Disabilities: The Hearing Officer of Manatee County does not discriminate upon the basis of any individual's disability status. This non-discrimination policy involves every aspect of the Hearing Officer's functions including one's access to and participation in public hearings. Anyone requiring reasonable accommodation for this meeting as provided for in the ADA, should contact Kaycee Ellis at 742-5800; TDD ONLY 742-5802 and wait 60 seconds, or FAX THE PUBLIC HEARING MAY BE CONTINUED FROM TIME TO TIME PENDING ADJOURNMENTS.
MANATEE COUNTY HEARING OFFICER Manatee County Building and Development Services Department Manatee County, Florida 06/29/2016
Sarasota Herald-Tribune June 29, 2016 Miscellaneous Notices NOTICE OF ESTABLISHMENT OR CHANGE OF A REGULATION AFFECTING THE USE OF LAND IN UNINCORPORATED MANATEE COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Hearing Officer for Manatee County, will conduct a Public Hearing on Monday, July 18, 2016 at 3:00 p.m. at the Manatee County Government Administrative Center, 1st Floor Chambers, 1112 Manatee Avenue West, Bradenton Florida to consider and act upon the following matters: VA-16-02 - MENDOZA VARIANCE - DTS20160259 Request: Approval of a variance to the setback requirements established in the PDR (Planned Development Residential) zoning district by Zoning Ordinance PDR-96-09, to reduce the minimum waterfront setback for Lot 45 of the Harbour Landings Estates Subdivision from 30 feet to 15 feet. The site is located on the east side of Baypointe Terrace, commonly known as 12305 Baypointe Terrace, Cortez (Manatee County) (±0.37 acres). SP-16-05 (MEPS #560, DTS#20160231) - COMMUNITY CHURCH OF GOD/VISIBLE MEN ACADEMY MIDDLE SCHOOL Request: Approval of a Special Permit to allow a Middle School in the RDD-6 (Residential Duplex Dwelling - six dwelling units per acre) zoning district. The site is on the north side of 63rd Avenue East approximately 320 feet east of the intersection of 9th Street East and 63rd Avenue East at 1003-63rd Avenue East, Bradenton (4.8± acres). Rules of Procedure for this public hearing are in effect pursuant to Section 312.8 of the Manatee County Land Development Code. Copies of this section of the Code are available for review at the Building and Development Services Department. All interested parties are invited to appear at this Hearing and be heard, subject to proper rules of conduct. Additionally, any written comments filed with the Director of the Building and Development Services Department will be heard and considered by the Hearing Officer and entered into the record. Interested parties may examine the Official Zoning Atlas, the application, related documents, and may obtain assistance regarding this matter from the Manatee County Building and Development Services Department, 1112 Manatee Avenue West, 4th Floor, Bradenton, Florida, telephone number (941) 748-4501 ext. 6878 or email at: planning.agenda@mymanatee.org. According to Florida Statutes, Section 286.0105, any person desiring to appeal any decision made by the Hearing Officer with respect to any matter considered at the Public Hearing will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purposes they may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Americans With Disabilities: The Hearing Officer of Manatee County does not discriminate upon the basis of any individual's disability status. This non-discrimination policy involves every aspect of the Hearing Officer's functions including one's access to and participation in public hearings. Anyone requiring reasonable accommodation for this meeting as provided for in the ADA, should contact Kaycee Ellis at 742-5800; TDD ONLY 742-5802 and wait 60 seconds, or FAX THE PUBLIC HEARING MAY BE CONTINUED FROM TIME TO TIME PENDING ADJOURNMENTS.
MANATEE COUNTY HEARING OFFICER Manatee County Building and Development Services Department Manatee County, Florida Date of pub: June 29, 2016
H.O. 07/18/2016 VA-16-02 Mendoza Variance Request: Approval of a variance to the setback requirements established in the PDR (Planned Development Residential) zoning district by Zoning Ordinance PDR-96-09, to reduce the minimum waterfront setback for Lot 45 of the Harbour Landings Estates Subdivision from 30 feet to 15 feet. The site is located on the east side of Baypointe Terrace, commonly known as 12305 Baypointe Terrace, Cortez (Manatee County) (±0.37 acres). Hearing Officer: 07/18/2016
Page 2 of 8 VA-16-02 Mendoza Variance PROJECT SUMMARY CASE#: VA-16-02 (DTS # 20160259) PROJECT NAME: APPLICANT(S): REQUEST: CASE PLANNER: STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Mendoza Variance Robert E. Mendoza Variance to the setback requirements established in the Planned Development Residential (PDR) Zoning District by Zoning Ordinance PDR-96-09, to reduce the minimum waterfront setback for Lot 45 of the Harbour Landings Estates Subdivision from 30 feet to 15 feet. Branden Roe APPROVAL SITE CHARACTERISTICS ADDRESS: GENERAL LOCATION: SIZE: EXISTING USE(S): PREVIOUS APPROVAL(S): ZONING: FUTURE LAND USE CATEGORY: OVERLAY DISTRICT(S): 12305 Baypointe Terrace, Cortez Harbour Landings Estates Subdivision, north of Cortez Avenue. ±16,271 square feet (±0.37 acres) Vacant Residential PDR-96-09, FSP-97-04 PD-R RES-9/CHHA (Residential, 9 dwelling units per acre / Coastal High Hazard Overlay) CHHA (Coastal High Hazard Overlay) STAFF SUMMARY The request at hand is for a variance from the required 30 foot waterfront setback as established by the Manatee County Land Development Code, and as reiterated and referenced in PDR-96-09(P). The subject property is Parcel ID 7599406506, commonly known as Lot 45 of the Harbour Landings Estates Subdivision. The lot is located at the common address of 12305 Baypointe Terrace. The Harbour Landings Estates Subdivision Preliminary Site Plan for the project was approved in 1996, the Final Site Plan was approved in 1997, and the Subdivision was platted in 1998. Setbacks for the project were established when the Preliminary Site Plan was brought before the Board of County Commissioners in 1996, included among these established setbacks was a minimum 30 foot waterfront setback. This 30 foot minimum setback was, and still is, the typical minimum waterfront setback established by the LDC for all standard Euclidian Zoning Districts. The regulations pertaining to the PDR Zoning District do not speak to any requirement to establish a minimum waterfront setback; rather, the minimum requirements are to
Page 3 of 8 VA-16-02 Mendoza Variance establish only front, side and rear yard setbacks. As such, the original PDR request did not establish a project specific minimum waterfront setback, but instead referenced and referred back to the Code based requirements for comparable standard zoning districts. While the 30 foot waterfront setback was established as the minimum, a number of parcels abutting stormwater facilities in the project were granted reduced waterfront setbacks to establish lot specific minimums ranging from 15-18 feet by means of a stipulation in order to allow for reasonable use of lots with stormwater facilities within their boundaries (see Stipulation 6 in the attached copy of Zoning Ordinance PDR-96-09(P)). The fundamental basis for the language of Stipulation 6 was on the design as shown on PDR-96-09 s associated Preliminary Site Plan. In a comparative review of the design of the project, specifically the design of the stormwater facilities from the approved preliminary site plan and approved subdivision plat, it is apparent that the shape of the proposed stormwater facility impacting Lots 45 and 46 changed. Refer to the bottom right quadrants of both figures for the subject areas. Figure 1 illustrates the design of the stormwater facility on the preliminary site plan which was the basis for the drafting of Stipulation 6 for PDR-96-09(P). Stipulation 6 granted Lot 46 a reduced waterfront setback of 15 feet, at that time the proposed stormwater facility impacts were restricted solely to Lot 46, and Lot 45 was not to be impacted by the facility as shown in the PSP design. Figure 2 shows a revised design of the stormwater facility on the approved Plat, which is consistent with the actual layout of the stormwater facility today. With the new design that appeared on the Plat, impacts from the stormwater facility were no longer restricted to Lot 46, but were extended onto Lot 45. Figure 1: PSP - 1996 Figure 2: Plat - 1998 As demonstrated in Figures 1 and 2 above, the design of the stormwater facility clearly limited impacts to Lot 46 in the original design. The language for Stipulation 6 of PDR-96-09(P), which stipulated Code (a practice that has since been discontinued), and granting reduced setbacks was specifically crafted to include only lots which were impacted by such facilities based upon this PSP design. The design was t significantly altered between board approval of PSP, and approval of the subdivision plat. Prior to approval of the subdivision plat, Staff failed to recognize that Stipulation 6 had not been revised in response to the design change to mitigate for the new impacts on Lot 45. As a result, Lot 45 was not privy to the reduced waterfront setback that other lots located along the stormwater facilities within the subdivision were, most notably Lot 46.
Page 4 of 8 VA-16-02 Mendoza Variance In a review of the historical documents and information available, Staff has identified an apparent discrepancy between actual topographical and physical landscape of the subject property and the topography and physical landscape as shown in the approved design of the PSP. Figure 3 below shows an aerial focused of the subject property (denoted with a red square) and its surrounding topographical and physical landscape in 1984. Figure 4 below shows an aerial of the subject property (denoted with a red square) and its surrounding topographical and physical landscape in 1994. It is apparent that the shape of the stormwater facility, which is now contained within Lots 45 and 46 of the Harbour Landings Estates Subdivision, changed between 1984 and 1994. It is also apparent upon a cross referencing with Figure 1 that the design of the PSP which was approved in 1996 was based upon the 1984 aerial rather than the newer 1994 aerial. The review of the available archived information brings forward a concern that Staff in 1996, 1997 and 1998 at the time of preliminary site plan, final site plan and subdivision platting (respectively) failed to verify the consistency of actual topographical and physical conditions with those shown by the original applicant of PDR- 96-09(P). This ultimately led to the approval of a PSP which was clearly inconsistent with the actual topographical and physical conditions. As a result, the language used to craft Stipulation 6 failed to account for the true physical layout of the stormwater facility and ultimately failed to provide equal relief to all properties which were impacted by the stormwater facility. Figure 3 Historical Aerial 1984 Figure 4 Historical Aerial 1994 In addition to the minimum 30 foot waterfront setback for the subject lot, there are also a number of easements on the property which may limit the developable area of the lot. These include a 10 foot Drainage, Utility & Sidewalk Easement in the front yard, 5 foot Drainage & Utility Easements on both side yards, a 5 foot Drainage & Utility Easement as well as an additional 10 foot Private Drainage Easement in the rear yard. These easements may contribute to the applicant having difficulty carrying out reasonable development of the property; however, the redesign of the stormwater pond and the lack of relief from the 30 foot setback requirements that other lots were granted by means of Stipulation is the largest impediment to reasonable
Page 5 of 8 VA-16-02 Mendoza Variance development occurring, and the basis of the hardship to the property owner. Based upon a review of the prior approvals, a review historical and archival materials, as well as a review of the current conditions, and an analysis demonstrating the request at hand meets the review criteria established in Section 367.6 of the LDC, Staff recommends approval of this Variance request. COMPLIANCE WITH THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE Limitations on Granting of Variances (LDC Section 367.2) Prohibitions (LDC Section 367.3) Review Criteria (LDC Section 367.6) Section 367.2. Limitations on Granting of Variances. Variances may be granted for no other purpose than to allow a single lot or parcel to depart from dimensional regulations of this Code that restrict the following matters: A. Minimum floor area per dwelling units; B. Required yards, buffers, or setbacks; C. Maximum lot coverage; D. Maximum heights; and E. Errors of encroachments. The requested variance seeks to depart from the required waterfront setback for a single lot or parcel of property which is consistent with limitation B of Section 367.2 of the LDC. The requested variance does not propose any departures from minimum floor areas (367.2.A.), maximum lot coverages (367.2.C.), maximum heights (367.2.D.), or any errors of encroachments (367.2.E.). As such, the requested variance is consistent with the limitations on granting variances as laid out by Section 367.2. Section 367.3. Prohibitions. Even if a requested variance complies with the requirements of this Section, such variance shall not be granted if such variance: A. Allows the expansion or establishment of a use in a zone or district in which such use is not permitted by this Code; The variance being requested pertains solely to the departure from the dimension regulation of a waterfront setback for a single lot, and as such, does not propose any expansion or establishment of a use not currently permitted in the PD-R zoning district as established by the Manatee County LDC. B. Permits the establishment or expansion of a Special Permit or Administrative Permit use without the required approvals; The variance being requested pertains solely to the departure from a dimension regulation and as such. does not propose any establishment or expansion of a Special Permit or Administrative Permit. C. Relates in any way to a nonconforming use, except to the extent such a use has been approved pursuant to this Code; The variance being requested pertains solely to the departure from the dimension regulation of a waterfront setback for a single lot, and will have no relationship to any nonconforming uses. D. Purports to modify any definitions set forth in Chapter 2, Definitions; The variance being requested pertains solely to the departure from a dimension regulation and as such, proposes no modifications to any definitions which have been set forth in Chapter 2 of the LDC.
Page 6 of 8 VA-16-02 Mendoza Variance E. Results in an increase in density above that permitted in the applicable zoning district regulations; The variance being requested pertains solely to the departure from the dimension regulation of a waterfront setback for a single lot. The variance is not proposing any increase in density let alone any density increase which would exceed the permitted densities of the PD-R zoning district. F. Will be inconsistent with the Manatee County Comprehensive Plan; The variance being requested is seeking a departure from the dimension regulation of a waterfront setback for a single lot, and is consistent with the Manatee County Comprehensive Plan. This consistency is confirmed by Manatee County Comprehensive Plan Section C.1.2.3 Consistency with the Comprehensive Plan, which states that land development regulations may provide for appropriate variance procedures to permit exceptions from certain minimum dimensional standards (such as setbacks, buffers, minimum lot sizes, and minimum open space requirements), to avoid unique hardships running with the land that are not self-imposed, and to avoid the taking of private property without due process of law and just compensation pursuant to 163.3194(4)(a) and (b), Florida Statutes. Such variances shall be the minimum variance necessary that will allow a reasonable use of the property and shall not allow the establishment or expansion of a use, density or intensity which is not allowed for the Future Land Use Element category for the subject property. Such variance procedures shall require public hearings and ensure that minimum due process requirements are met, (emphasis added). The proposed variance is the minimum necessary to allow for reasonable use of the property, and does not propose to establish or expand any use, density, or intensity not allowed for in the Future Land Use Element. The variance request, proposes an exception from a dimensional standard in the form of a waterfront setback, to avoid a unique hardship which has not been self-imposed. G. Results in approval of any action which would violate any floodplain management provision of Manatee County; any floodplain management provision of the National Flood Insurance Program; and/or any floodplain management provision of the Community Rating System Program. The variance being requested pertains solely to the departure from the dimension regulation and will not result in any violation of any floodplain management provisions of Manatee County, the National Flood Insurance Program, or the Community Rating System Program. Section 367.6. Review Criteria. All variances shall comply with the following criteria: A. The particular physical surroundings, shape, topographical condition, or other physical or environmental condition of the specific property involved would result in a particular hardship upon the owner, as distinguished from a mere inconvenience, if the strict letter of the regulations were carried out. Lot 45 of the Harbour Landings Estates Subdivision, located at the common address of 12305 Baypointe Terrace, has been subjected to a hardship to reasonable development as a result of the lot shape as well as the physical/environmental conditions of the property. In a comparative review of the design of the project, specifically the design of the stormwater facilities from the approved preliminary site plan, approved final site plan and approved subdivision plats, it is apparent that the shape of the proposed stormwater facility impacting Lots 45 and 46 changed. Stipulation 6 granted Lot 46 a reduced waterfront setback of 15 feet, Lot 45 did not have any anticipated impacts from the stormwater facility at the time of
Page 7 of 8 VA-16-02 Mendoza Variance PSP approval, and Stipulation drafting. Between the approval of the PSP in 1996 and the 1998 approval of the Subdivision Plat a new design for the stormwater facility appeared, which expanded its impacts from being solely within the lot boundaries for Lot 46, to also include impacts on Lot 45. The original design of the subject stormwater facility clearly limited impacts to Lot 46, the language for the Stipulation granting reduced setbacks was specifically crafted to include only lots which were impacted by such facilities based upon this design. The design was not significantly altered until the process of approving the subdivision plat, at which point the stipulation was not revised. As a result, Lot 45 was not privy to the reduced waterfront setback that other lots located along the stormwater facilities were, most notably Lot 46, which places a hardship on the owner to be able to carry out reasonable development of the lot.w B. The conditions upon which the request for a variance is based are unique to the parcel and would not be applicable, generally to other property within the vicinity. The request for a variance of the required waterfront setback is unique to the parcel as the adjacent and surrounding lots which are situated along the same storm water facility and others within the subdivision were granted reduced minimum setbacks by means of Stipulation 6 in PDR-96-09(P). C. The variance are not based on any conditions, including financial, occupational, or ability, which are personal to the applicant as applied to the property involved in the application. The application and request for this variance to the waterfront setback requirements is not based upon any conditions, including financial, occupational, or ability, which are personal to the applicant / owner of the property. D. The alleged hardship has not been created by any person presently having an interest in the property or was created as a result of a bona fide error. The hardship created on this property is not the result of actions by any person presently having an interest in the property. Likewise, there is no definitive evidence that this hardship was the result of a bona fide error. E. The granting of the variance will not be detrimental to the public welfare or injurious to other property of improvements in the vicinity. The variance request is not proposing any true detriment to the public welfare, and is not proposing any conditions that would prove injurious to any surrounding properties. F. The proposed variance will not substantially increase the congestion in the public streets, or increase the danger of fire, or endanger the public safety. The variance request as proposed will not contribute to any substantial increase in congestion on the public streets. Likewise the requested reduction in the waterfront setback will have no bearing or influence on the risk of fire or public safety. G. The variance granted is the minimum variance that will make possible the reasonable use of the property. The requested variance to reduce the waterfront setback from 30 foot to 15 foot will enable the owner of the subject property to construct a residential dwelling unit that is of a bulk and scale that is consistent with the existing development pattern of the subdivision, including adjacent developed lots. Likewise, the other lot (Lot 46) which abuts the same stormwater lake received a reduced waterfront setback of 15
Page 8 of 8 VA-16-02 Mendoza Variance feet to allow for reasonable use of the site, and other lots abutting stormwater facilities were granted relief from the 30 foot waterfront setback by means of Stipulation 6 in the original Zoning Ordinance. A variance to grant a reduction by 15 feet is the minimum that would allow for reasonable use of the property while ensuring that there is no risk of human error establishing a nonconformity subsequent to the required public hearing. H. The property cannot be put to a reasonable use which complies fully with the requirements of the Code unless the variance is granted. In addition to the minimum 30 foot waterfront setback for the subject lot, there are also a number of easements on the property which limit the developable area of the lot. These include a 10 foot Drainage, Utility & Sidewalk Easement in the front yard, 5 foot Drainage & Utility Easements on both side yards, a 5 foot Drainage & Utility Easement as well as an additional 10 foot Private Drainage Easement in the rear yard. These easements in conjunction with the 30 foot waterfront setback makes it impossible to put the property to a reasonable use while maintaining consistency with the surrounding development pattern as well as the requirements of the Code. The requested variance would provide relief from the waterfront setback that is consistent with Lot 46 (immediately adjacent), as well as other lots abutting the storm water facilities. I. Alternatively, a variance may be issued to correct a bona fide staff error that has been made and has led to construction that does not comply with the Code. There is a clear discrepancy between the historical aerials and the approved preliminary site plan which leads Staff to find that previous Staff in 1996, 1997 and 1998 failed to verify the consistency of actual topographical and physical conditions with those shown by the original applicant of PDR-96-09(P). Bona fide is defined as genuine; real; sincere; or without intention to deceive. Staff s review of available information leads to the conclusion that previous staff made an error in not verifying accuracy between the submittal and the actual conditions, without any intent to deceive or place any intention undue hardship on any particular property owner; This failure to verify the shown conditions led to the approval of a PSP which was clearly inconsistent with the actual topographical and physical conditions.. As a result, the language used to craft Stipulation 6 failed to account for the true physical layout of the stormwater facility and ultimately failed to provide equal relief to all properties which were impacted by the stormwater facility. Therefore, current Staff s analysis leads to the conclusion that there was a failure by the Staff responsible for reviewing the PSP, FSP and Plats in 1996, 1997 and 1998, and while the failure likely had no intention to deceive, there is no competent and substantial evidence that there was a true bona fide staff error that has led to a construction of terms that does not comply with the code. ATTACHMENTS 1. Drainage Plan (Current Site Plan for Mendoza Property) 2. Marked Up Drainage Plan (highlighted setbacks and infringement) 3. Copy of PDR-96-09 (P) Zoning Ordinance 4. Copy of PDR-96-09(P)(R) Zoning Ordinance 5. PDR-96-09(P) PSP Sheet 6. Zoomed in Copy of PDR-96-09(P) PSP Sheet 7. Sheet from Recorded Plat (PB 32, PG 124) 8. Applicant s Request Letter & Support Materials 9. Copy of Newspaper Advertising
AERIAL WALK NERS BAYPOINTE TER 128 ST W OSPREY HARBOUR LOOP SAFE HARBOUR DR HARBO UR LANDI N GS DR COMMO D O RE BLVD TER BAYPOINTE E G RE T HARBOUR WY MANATEE FRUIT / CROSSROADS & PENINSULA BAY 126 ST W 42 AVE DR W HARBOUR LANDINGS DR ST CT W HUNTERS HILL INC 124 KEY WAY RV PARK EXPANSION 123 ST W BRADENTON BOAT CLUB MANATEE FRUIT / CROSSROADS & PENINSULA BAY AVE A AVE B FIT BY GRIND BOAT WORKS QR 684 CORTEZ RD W 119 ST W AVE C AVE D RAL AVE Parcel ID #(s) ST CT W 7599406506 W ST W ST CT W CORTEZ HISTORICAL SCHOOL PARK Project Name: Project #: DTS#: Proposed Use: Mendoza Variance VA-16-02 20160259 S/T/R: Acreage: Existing Zoning: Existing FLU: Overlays: Special Areas: Sec 3 Twn 35 Rng 16 0.37 PD-R RES-9 NONE CEA CHH: Watershed: Drainage Basin: Commissioner: Y NONE DIRECT RUNOFF TO BAY John Chappie ¹ Manatee County Staff Report Map Map Prepared 6/22/2016 1 inch = 451 feet
AERIAL MANATEE FRUIT / CROSSROADS & PENINSULA BAY Parcel ID #(s) 7599406506 Project Name: Project #: DTS#: Proposed Use: Mendoza Variance VA-16-02 20160259 S/T/R: Acreage: Existing Zoning: Existing FLU: Overlays: Special Areas: Sec 3 Twn 35 Rng 16 0.37 PD-R RES-9 NONE CEA CHH: Watershed: Drainage Basin: Commissioner: Y NONE DIRECT RUNOFF TO BAY John Chappie ¹ Manatee County Staff Report Map Map Prepared 6/22/2016 1 inch = 54 feet
FUTURE LAND USE WALK NERS BAYPOINTE TER 128 ST W OSPREY HARBOUR LOOP SAFE HARBOUR DR HARBO UR LANDI N GS DR COMMO D O RE BLVD TER BAYPOINTE RES-9 E G RE T HARBOUR WY MANATEE FRUIT / CROSSROADS & PENINSULA BAY 126 ST W 42 AVE DR W ST CT W HUNTERS HILL INC HARBOUR LANDINGS DR AVE A AVE B 124 IL KEY WAY RV PARK EXPANSION 123 ST W FIT BY GRIND BOAT WORKS QR 684 BRADENTON BOAT CLUB ROR MANATEE FRUIT / CROSSROADS & PENINSULA BAY CORTEZ RD W 119 ST W AVE C AVE D RAL AVE ST CT W Parcel ID #(s) 7599406506 W ST W RES-6 ST CT W CORTEZ HISTORICAL SCHOOL PARK Project Name: Project #: DTS#: Proposed Use: Mendoza Variance VA-16-02 20160259 CHHA Coastal Evacuation Area S/T/R: Acreage: Existing Zoning: Existing FLU: Overlays: Special Areas: Sec 3 Twn 35 Rng 16 0.37 PD-R RES-9 NONE CEA CHH: Watershed: Drainage Basin: Commissioner: Y NONE DIRECT RUNOFF TO BAY John Chappie ¹ Manatee County Staff Report Map Map Prepared 6/22/2016 1 inch = 451 feet
ZONING WALK NERS BAYPOINTE TER 128 ST W OSPREY HARBOUR LOOP SAFE HARBOUR DR HARBO UR LANDI N GS DR COMMO D O RE BLVD TER BAYPOINTE PD-R RSF-4.5 E G RE T HARBOUR WY MANATEE FRUIT / CROSSROADS & PENINSULA BAY LM 126 ST W PD-W AVE A AVE B AVE C AVE D 124 RAL AVE ST CT W LM HUNTERS HILL INC PD-MU PD-C ST CT W Parcel ID #(s) 7599406506 GC RDD-6 42 AVE DR W KEY WAY RV PARK EXPANSION CRV W ST W 123 ST W FIT BY GRIND BOAT WORKS PD-W QR 684 RSF-6 HARBOUR LANDINGS DR PD-W BRADENTON BOAT CLUB ST CT W CRV MANATEE FRUIT / CROSSROADS & PENINSULA BAY CORTEZ RD W RDD-3 119 ST W CORTEZ HISTORICAL SCHOOL PARK RDD-4.5 Project Name: Project #: DTS#: Proposed Use: Mendoza Variance VA-16-02 20160259 S/T/R: Acreage: Existing Zoning: Existing FLU: Overlays: Special Areas: Sec 3 Twn 35 Rng 16 0.37 PD-R RES-9 NONE CEA CHH: Watershed: Drainage Basin: Commissioner: Y NONE DIRECT RUNOFF TO BAY John Chappie ¹ Manatee County Staff Report Map Map Prepared 6/22/2016 1 inch = 451 feet