Chair Waugh announced the agenda item and administered the oath to individuals
wishing to provide testimony.
Chair Waugh called for the disclosure of any ex-parte communications.
Board Members disclosed no ex-parte communications.
Board Specialist Gray read the item by title into the record and stated that there were no
aggrieved parties.
Ms. Willette-Grondin, being duly sworn, provided
a presentation regarding the plat
location, parcel number, Village K Pattern Plan, townhomes, commercial areas, affected
acreage, amenities, open space requirements, the Unified Land Development Code
(ULDC), and applicable design standards.
John Luczynski, Land Development Wellen Park, LLLP, being duly sworn, addressed the
location of the parcel, proposed design improvements, access points, proximity to public
supply wells, Village K, the number of dwelling units, and the projected timeline.
Chair Waugh reiterated that there were no aggrieved parties and opened the floor for
rebuttal.
There was no rebuttal by the Applicant.
There was no rebuttal by Staff.
There was no public comment.
Board questions and discussion took place regarding ongoing maintenance, open space
provisions, future commercial development, townhomes, parcel configuration, traffic
patterns, water capacity, Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD or
Swift Mud), reclassification, zoning, lot lines, and applicable code.
Ms. Willette-Grondin clarified the correct chapter of the code applicable to the petition.
Mr. Quintas, being duly sworn, spoke to using the motions approved by legal and site the
new section to their motion.
Board questions and discussion continued concerning distinctions between the Unified
Land Development Code (ULDC) and Village development standards.
Ms.Willette-Grondin delivered closing arguements, including the staff recommendation,
collaboration with the City Attorney to update the approved suggested motions, and the
recommendation of approval for the petition, Village
Subdivision Plat.
K
Townhomes Preliminary
Mr. Luczynski did not provide closing arguments.
Chair Waugh closed the public hearing and requested a motion.
A motion was made by Vice Chair Ludos, seconded by Board Member Bagaev, to
recommend approval of petition PSPP-25-02596 as presented and find that, based
on competent substantial evidence, the preliminary subdivision plat complies with
all applicable regulations set forth in the City of North Port Comprehensive Plan
and Chapter 2, Section 2.2.9 of the City Code. The motion carried on the following
vote: