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Commission Approves Progreso Village Stormwater Pump Station on Second Reading
Summary
The commission approved, on second reading, a quasi-judicial ordinance authorizing a stormwater pump station and associated public-purpose structures in a residential zone at 845 NW 3rd Ave (Progreso).
The Fort Lauderdale City Commission on second reading approved an ordinance locating a stormwater pump station and associated facilities in the Progreso Village neighborhood, granting specified relief from Unified Land Development Regulations.
The ordinance, presented as OSR-1, was acted on after the commission closed public hearing testimony. The ordinance approves the pump station location pursuant to section 47-18.26 of the City’s Unified Land Development Regulations (ULDR) and grants relief from ULDR sections 47-5.19, 47-5.36, 47-19.5(c)(0.1), 47-21.1 and 47-25.3(a)(0.3)(d)(i) for the property legally described in the record and identified as 845 Northwest Third Avenue.
Commissioners voted in favor on the roll call (Commissioner Glassman: yes; Commissioner Beasley Pittman: yes; Commissioner Sorensen: yes; Mayor Dean J. Trantalis: yes). The motion to close the public hearing was moved and seconded before the vote.
City staff noted the matter was quasi-judicial and followed the required hearing procedures; no speaker testimony was recorded as part of the public hearing in the transcript excerpt. The ordinance includes conditions for termination of the property’s public-purpose status and provides for relief from several dimensional and use requirements of the ULDR.
