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Port St. Joe planning board approves rezoning for 103 Third Street to C-1 commercial
Summary
The Port St. Joe Planning and Development Review Board approved a small-scale future land-use amendment and rezoning for 103 Third Street, changing the parcel from public use to general commercial future land use and C-1 commercial zoning.
PORT ST. JOE, Fla. — The Port St. Joe Planning and Development Review Board on Oct. 7, 2020 approved a small-scale future land-use amendment and rezoning for 103 Third Street, Parcel 04707-00, changing the site from public use to general commercial future land use and rezoning it to C-1 commercial.
The change was requested by the applicant’s representative, Ray Greer, who said the parcel historically had been used as a Baptist church property and has since been sold. Greer described the requested change as consistent with the city’s comprehensive plan.
Board members moved and seconded approval during the meeting. A voice vote was recorded in favor of the motion and the board approved the ordinance item; individual roll-call votes were not recorded in the provided transcript.
Greer described the property as the former church site and stated the rezoning would reclassify the parcel from the city’s public-use designation to general commercial future land use and C-1 commercial zoning. The transcript records no extended debate or public comment on the item; the board proceeded to a motion, a second and a voice affirmation of approval.
The board previously approved the meeting minutes from Sept. 2, 2020 earlier in the session and noted that Chairman Rich filed Form 8-B at that meeting to disclose a conflict. No further conditions, contingencies or implementation steps for the rezoning were specified in the transcript.
