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Public urges CRA not to allow buildings taller than three stories on Plantation General site
Summary
At a CRA meeting, resident Dennis Conklin asked commissioners to limit future residential development on the Plantation General Hospital site to three stories; commissioners approved the consent agenda covering items 1–3 by roll call.
Dennis Conklin asked the CRA on Thursday to limit future residential development on the Plantation General Hospital site to buildings no taller than three stories.
Conklin addressed commissioners during the public-request portion of the CRA meeting and said, “I would like to make a request of the commissioners, that they please when they demolish Plantation General Hospital to not allow, residential structures higher than 3 stories high in the footplate.”
The request came after the commission approved the CRA consent agenda, items 1 through 3, on a single motion and roll-call vote. Commissioners Anderson, Andreu, Gunn, Harland, Reinstein and Sordle recorded “yes” on the roll call. The motion was recorded as approving consent agenda items 1–3; the transcript does not name the member who made the motion or who seconded it.
No formal action or vote on Conklin’s request was recorded in the meeting transcript. After Conklin finished speaking, a meeting official thanked him and the session moved on; the transcript records no staff response or direction to return with follow-up on the specific height request.
The public-request segment concluded with no additional speakers on the topic and the CRA proceeded to other business.
