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Planning board backs Reserve at Strickland plan changes, bars medical cannabis and most smoke shops near school
Summary
The Daytona Beach Planning Board recommended approval of a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment and a first amendment to the Reserve at Strickland planned development to add neighborhood commercial uses, with a condition excluding medical cannabis dispensaries and most smoke/vape shops while allowing cigar shops.
The Daytona Beach Planning Board on Nov. 21 recommended approval of a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment and a related amendment to the Reserve at Strickland planned development to allow neighborhood-scale commercial uses at a vacant 2.31-acre parcel at the southeast corner of Strickland and Clyde Morris.
Danalee Peddock, senior planner, told the board staff found the proposed change from "office transition" to "mixed use" consistent with the comprehensive plan and noted the city has capacity to serve the site. Peddock said staff’s analysis limited the project to about 83 PM peak-hour trips and recommended forwarding the amendment to the City…
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