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Development Review Committee recommends SP 25002 Pardue Preserve at Ocean Gardens to department heads
Summary
At a brief Sept. 16 meeting, the Nassau County Development Review Committee recommended site plan SP 25002, Pardue Preserve at Ocean Gardens, to department heads; county departments recorded no objections.
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Nassau County's Development Review Committee recommended site plan SP 25002, Pardue Preserve at Ocean Gardens, to department heads for approval at a brief meeting on Sept. 16, Chair Tim Davidson said.
The recommendation advances the Pardue Preserve application to department heads for their review and potential approval, a routine step in the county's development-review process that allows technical departments to register concerns before final permitting.
Davidson opened the meeting and said, "Today, we have 1 project that's being recommended to the department heads for approval." Committee members then introduced themselves and each department present indicated no additional comments on the item. Constance Lake of the Building Department said she had "no further comment on Tab a." Elizabeth Back with the Planning Department likewise said she had "no further comment on Tab a." Thomas Ford of Nassau County Fire Rescue stated he had "no further comment on tab a." A health department representative was not present but indicated in advance that the department had no comment. The committee adjourned after those confirmations.
The meeting did not record a formal vote or public comment on SP 25002 in the provided transcript. The action recorded in the meeting minutes is the committee's recommendation to department heads; the transcript does not specify a departmental timeline for review or any conditions attached to the recommendation.
Next steps are for the department heads to consider the committee's recommendation as part of the county's review and approval process for site plans. The transcript does not indicate whether any subsequent hearings, public-notice steps, or permit issuance have been scheduled.
