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Planning board clears preliminary plat for Fairlawn townhome and mixed-use project east of Clyde Morris
Summary
The board voted to approve a major preliminary plat for the Fairlawn project, clearing the way for final-plat work on 350 townhome units and a small commercial center on about 50 acres of a 204-acre site.
The Daytona Beach Planning Board on Jan. 20 recommended approval of the major preliminary plat for the Fairlawn development, a planned project that calls for roughly 350 townhome units and a commercial business center on an approximately 50-acre development envelope within a larger 204-acre site east of Clyde Morris Boulevard and north of Strickland Range Road.
Why it matters: The preliminary plat clears the developer to move into final-plat and construction-plan work for Phase 1. The project area is within a larger PD; staff said the plat meets the City—s subdivision and PD standards subject to the PD agreement and detailed engineering review.
Staff summary: City planner Luke (presenting) told the board the plat conforms to Article 7 of the Land Development Code and to the Fairlawn plan-district agreement. The proposal shows 350 townhome units (about 6.93 units per acre on the developed parcel) and a business center; staff recommended approval of the preliminary plat so the applicant may proceed to final-platting and permitting.
Next steps: Approval of the preliminary plat allows the applicant to prepare and file final plats and construction drawings. Staff noted that the full set of technical engineering and drainage plans will be reviewed during the final-plat and permitting phase.
Board action: A motion to approve the Fairlawn major preliminary plat carried with a second and the board voice vote in favor. The item moves next to the City Commission per the standard plat-approval and recording process.
Ending: There were no public speakers registered on the item at the planning-board hearing; the board advanced the plat to the final-plat and permitting stage.
