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Commission approves Winmark JV LLC East Side plat for reduced lot count

3426297 · May 21, 2025
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Summary

The commission approved a planning-board recommendation to move forward with a reduced plat for 'Winmark JV LLC, Phase 3 East Unit 1,' a portion of the project's original DRI; staff said the East Side plan now requests about 103 lots versus an original 262-unit development order for that section.

The Port St. Joe City Commission voted to approve the planning board’s recommendation to accept a reduced plat for Winmark JV LLC — Phase 3 East Unit 1.

The project is part of an earlier Development of Regional Impact (DRI) tied to a larger 1,552-unit DRI in the area. According to staff remarks during the meeting, the East Side section originally had a development order for 262 units; the application presented to the commission asked to move forward with roughly 103 lots for this phase.

Planning staff said the planning board recommended approval; Commissioner Hoffman moved and Commissioner Kerrigan seconded the motion. The roll call produced multiple “aye” votes and the clerk recorded the motion as passing 4–0. The commission did not discuss conditions or amendments to the plan at length during the meeting; brief comments noted market conditions and the reduced scale compared with the original development order.

What this means: the city approved a specific plat application for a portion of the larger DRI; the transcript records staff framing the unit counts as a reduction from the original East Side order and identifies the planning board’s favorable recommendation. The approval advances the plat toward finalization and future subdivision activity under the city’s development-review processes.