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Votes at a glance: Manatee County land use meeting, Jan. 14
Summary
Summary of formal outcomes from the Manatee County Board of County Commissioners land use meeting held Jan. 14, 2025.
This is a concise summary of formal actions and recorded votes at the Manatee County Board of County Commissioners land use meeting on Jan. 14, 2025. Items below record the motion outcome and the vote count as stated in the meeting transcript.
- Item 17 (Resolution 25003; infrastructure sales tax budget amendment b25027): Approved 7–0 (move of funding from a boat ramp not being built to a boat ramp to be built).
- Item 2 (Z 2417 Golf Course Road 5-Acre Rezone): Approved unanimously (7–0).
- Items 3 & 4 (Ordinance 2509 / Z8630 revision 17: Cypress Banks DRI and companion zoning/GDP amendments adding Parcel 89 and +50,000 sq ft commercial): Both ordinances adopted; each motion passed 4–3. Commissioners Feltz, McCann and Bearden were recorded as voting in opposition.
- Item 5 (Ordinance 2508; LDC changes for accessory dwelling units): Adopted unanimously, 7–0.
- Item 6 (Final plat: Salt Meadows Phase 2b, 103 lots): Approved 4–3. Commissioners Feltz, McCann and Bearden opposed.
- Item 7 (Final roadway plat: Costera Parkway): Approved 5–2. Commissioners Feltz and Bearden opposed.
- Item 8 (Final plat: Buckeye Trails Phase 2b, 11 lots): Approved 4–3. Commissioners Feltz, McCann and Bearden opposed.
- Item 9 (Plan amendment 2316 / Ordinance 2504: Palmetto Asphalt Plant future land use map small-scale amendment): Approved unanimously, 7–0.
- Item 10 (Plan Amendment 2412: Bridal Creek Preserve large-scale map amendment; transmittal): Approved unanimously, 7–0 (this was the transmittal hearing; rezone companion not considered for final action at this meeting).
- Item 12 (PDMU 1811zg Riverfront PDMU — rezone/GDP proposing residential, marina and nonresidential uses): Denied by board motion; motion to deny carried unanimously 7–0.
- Items 15 & 16 (Land Development Code text amendments to create mobile vending rules and housekeeping changes to Chapter 10): Board voted to set second public hearings for these text amendments; both motions passed unanimously, 7–0.
Notes: Some votes were recorded with named commissioners in opposition; the transcript lists names for several 'no' votes (Feltz, McCann and Bearden) on multiple items. Where full roll-call names were not recorded in the transcript, tallies are shown as given on the record.
