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Planning board approves site plan for Oasis Phase 2 Tesla dealership at Mason and Williamson
Summary
The board approved a major site plan for a new 35,373-square-foot auto dealership (branded Tesla in presentation) on approximately 4.78 acres in the Oasis plan district; staff conditioned final approval on resolution of technical landscaping, utilities and traffic items prior to site-plan approval letter issuance.
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The Daytona Beach Planning Board approved a major site plan for Oasis Phase 2, Lot 1, a proposed 35,373-square-foot auto dealership on roughly 4.78 acres at the northeast corner of Mason Avenue and Williamson Boulevard.
Planner Paula Long presented the site-plan request, noting the parcel is part of the previously approved Oasis Plan District and that the district’s minor modifications earlier this year added motor-vehicle sales and service as an allowable use. The proposed development includes a building, sales and inventory parking (inventory spaces are not public parking), and use of off-site stormwater infrastructure already constructed as part of the master development. The plan shows two ingress/egress points from internal development roads; no direct access to Williamson Boulevard is proposed.
Staff said the submission meets PD and LDC requirements subject to technical comments being resolved before issuance of the site-plan approval letter; those items include landscaping, utility connections, traffic impacts and permitting. Jared Sims (applicant team) and the project engineer were present to answer questions.
Board members had no substantive objections; the board approved the site plan by voice vote and forwarded the recommendation to the City Commission as appropriate for site-plan processing. Staff reminded the board that final technical approvals (permits, inspections, traffic agreements) must be completed before issuance of a site-plan approval letter and construction permits.

