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Planning board approves two fee‑simple lot‑line homes at 2600 NE 30th Ave
Summary
The Fort Lauderdale Planning and Zoning Board approved a Level 3 site plan allowing two fee‑simple lot‑line homes at 2600 Northeast 30th Avenue, finding the proposal meets Unified Land Development Regulations standards; the project developer said the homes mirror a successful 2014 lot‑line development across the street.
The Fort Lauderdale Planning and Zoning Board on Feb. 19 voted to approve a Level 3 site plan for a two‑lot, fee‑simple lot‑line residential project at 2600 Northeast 30th Avenue.
The board adopted the resolution after hearing from the applicant, Michael Governe, owner of Titan Development, who said the project would create two lot‑line homes on lots of 46,705 and 45,403 square feet and that the product closely matches a four‑unit lot‑line development across the street that was approved in 2014.
The board’s nut‑graf: members found the application meets the standards of the city’s Unified Land Development Regulations (ULDR) and the criteria cited in the staff report. The motion to approve incorporated the staff report and staff conditions.
Governe told the board the site totals about 9,218 square feet (transcript figure listed as 92 18), that each proposed lot exceeds the 4,000‑square‑foot minimum for a lot‑line parcel and that the AC (air‑conditioned) area of each home would be “just under 3,000” square feet. He said the proposal includes a 55‑foot lot width for each lot and 2 units, which is below the allowable density for the RD‑15 zoning district.
No members of the public spoke on the item. The board approved the resolution on a roll call of members: Patrick McTigue, Sherry McCartney, Steve Gannon and Jay Shechtman voted yes; Vice Chair Brad Cohen voted no; Chair Weymouth voted yes. The motion carried.
The board’s action sends the site plan forward consistent with the city approval process; the applicant said the project will return to the city commission as required by the ULDR.
