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Board approves plan amendment and rezoning for 9.83‑acre parcel near State Road 200 to industrial‑park transect
Summary
Nassau County approved CPA 25‑026 (comp‑plan amendment) and R25‑019 (rezoning) to move a 9.83‑acre parcel owned by the John Farrell Burkett Revocable Trust into Transect 7.3/Industrial Park special district in the Timber to Tides overlay; staff recommended approval citing consistency with the design overlay and comprehensive plan.
NASSAU COUNTY — The board voted to recommend approval of a comprehensive‑plan amendment (CPA 25‑026) and a companion rezoning (R25‑019) that would change a roughly 9.83‑acre vacant parcel on the east side of Jean LeCyr Boulevard, just north of State Road 200, into a Transect 7.3 Industrial Park special district under the Timber to Tides design overlay.
Elizabeth Beck of the planning department told the board the request is consistent with the recently adopted Timber to Tides design overlay and with comprehensive‑plan policies the staff cited. Beck noted the parcel contains wetlands and that site‑plan review will require buffers, drainage and stormwater controls.
John Farrell Burkett Revocable Trust is the applicant and Nassau County acted as agent and sponsor for the request in District 3. Beck said the special district is intended for light‑industrial, warehousing and employment‑generating uses and does not require a residential component.
“Based on the findings, we do recommend approval of rezoning 25‑019,” Beck said during staff presentation.
The board voted to recommend approval of both the plan amendment and the rezoning after staff presentation and procedural review.
Next steps: Rezoning and plan‑map changes clear the way for site‑plan and development applications; wetlands, buffers and drainage will be addressed in subsequent permitting.
