presentation including, overview, location, and requested approval.
Mr. Brown, being duly sworn, provided presentation including overview, applicant,
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property owner, request, location, aerial view, compliance with Unified Land Development
Code (ULDC) and Florida Statutes, and recommendations.
There were no rebuttals by the Applicant or Staff.
Discussion took place regarding business designation and clarification on location.
Saralyn Dorrill, Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP, spoke to the location.
There was no public comment.
There were no closing arguments by Staff or the Applicant.
Chair Waugh closed the public hearing and requested a motion.
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motion was made by Board Member Hester, seconded by Board Member
Patricoski, to recommend approval of Petition No. PLF-23-080 as presented and find
that based on the competent substantial evidence, the Plat complies with all
regulations set forth in the City of North Port Comprehensive Plan. The motion
carried on the following vote:
7 -
Yes:
Board Member Hester, Board Member Maturo, Vice Chair Ludos, Board Member
Irizarry, Board Member Patricoski, Chair Waugh and Board Member Baer
7. PRESENTATION
A.
Discussion Regarding Chapter 5, Signs of the Draft Unified Land
Development Code (ULDC) Update
Chair Waugh announced the item.
Ms. Barnes spoke to Unified Land Development Code (ULDC) deadline.
Discussion took place regarding material delay, potential special meeting, and correcting
the delay.
Ms. Ray spoke to the potential of providing presentation.
Ms. Barnes provided
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presentation including signage, regulations, enforcement,
exemptions, rules of measurement, maintenance, sign types, standards, sign
dimensions, variances, and nonconforming signage.
Discussion continued regarding distance between freestanding signs, and sunset dates.
There was consensus to set sunset dates on signs that are nonconforming.
Ms. Barnes continued the presentation including billboards, cost to remove billboards,
billboard permits, and limiting amount of billboards.
Discussion continued regarding existing billboards, city limits, and billboard distance.
There was consensus to allow only the 15 billboards that currently exist to stay,
with Board Member Patricoski dissenting.
Discussion continued regarding billboards being distracting, truck signs, wall art,
regulation, inflatable signs, height restriction, street signage, and hardship.