5th Addition to the Port Charlotte Subdivision; Providing for Findings;
Providing for Recording; Providing for Conflicts; Providing for Severability;
and Providing an Effective Date. (QUASI-JUDICIAL).
Mayor Emrich announced the item, stated this is a quasi-judicial hearing, and called on
the City Clerk to read by title only.
Ms. Faust read the Resolution by title only, stated there were no aggrieved parties, and
swore in those wishing to provide testimony.
Mayor Emrich called for disclosure of ex-parte communications.
Mayor Emrich, Vice Mayor Langdon, Commissioner Duval, Commissioner Stokes, and
Commissioner Petrow disclosed no ex-parte communications.
Cherie DeHay, Settles Real Estate, LLC and Applicant's Realtor, being duly sworn,
spoke to lot concerns regarding contract and kitchen easements.
Ms. Silva, being duly sworn, provided a presentation including overview, background,
review process, compliance review, staff recommendations, and legal review.
There were no rebuttals by staff or the applicant.
There was no public comment.
Commission questions and discussion took place regarding easement clarifications.
There were no closing arguments by staff or the applicant.
Mayor Emrich closed the public hearing and requested a motion.
A motion was made by Commissioner Stokes, seconded by Commissioner Duval,
to adopt Resolution No. 2026-R-04 as presented. The motion carried on the
following vote:
5 -
Yes:
Mayor Emrich, Commissioner Duval, Commissioner Petrow, Vice Mayor Langdon
and Commissioner Stokes
Recess was taken from 11:27 a.m to 11:45 a.m.
6. GENERAL BUSINESS:
A.
Discussion and Possible Action Regarding Pursuing an Outstanding
Spring Designation for Warm Mineral Springs.
Mayor Emrich announced the item.
Mr. Fletcher introduced the item.
Ms. Bosch spoke to the item and provided a presentation including the origination and
characteristics of the spring, prior Commission discussion, clarification of the process
and timeline, qualification criteria, priority focus characteristics, potential benefits of
designation, potential community benefits, major drawbacks of designation, City-level
challenges, potential costs to residents, potential City costs, municipal involvement,
Basin Management Action Plan (BMAP) requirement clarification, minimum flows and
levels (MFL), clarification of prior Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP)
questions, alternative local protection tools, benefits versus drawbacks, and decision
points for the Commission.