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Planning & Zoning Board forwards multiple petitions to County Commission; summary of motions and recommendations

Charlotte County Planning and Zoning Board · April 14, 2025
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Summary

At its April meeting the Charlotte County Planning & Zoning Board recommended forwarding several petitions to the Board of County Commissioners: two park‑designation petitions (PAS‑24‑07, Z‑24‑16), PD rezonings for storage and residential projects (PD‑25‑04, PD‑24‑18), Harborview DRI amendments (LAD/PD), TCP‑22‑04 comp‑plan text amendment, and the Tarpon Waterfront package; each item was forwarded with the staff‑recommended conditions where noted.

The Charlotte County Planning & Zoning Board considered a slate of petitions on April 5 and voted to recommend forwarding each to the Board of County Commissioners. The board’s actions were recommendations only; the Board of County Commissioners will hold adoption/transmittal hearings and make final determinations.

What the board forwarded (recommendation to BCC):

- PAS‑24‑07 and Z‑24‑16: County housekeeping to designate ~0.483 acres as parks and recreation and rezone RSF‑5 to PKR so county park land cannot be developed for residential uses. Staff recommended approval; PNZ forwarded both petitions with a recommendation for approval.

- PD‑25‑04 (Derek Rooney storage project): A major modification reducing the number of storage buildings and revising indoor recreational‑vehicle storage allocations and parking/internal roadways; applicant accepted staff testimony and proposed conditions A–L; PNZ forwarded with recommendation of approval.

- PD‑24‑18 (Doctor Horton): Major PD modification to revise an adopted PD concept plan, reduce maximum residential units from 278 to 230, and require transfer of coastal high‑hazard density (96 units). Staff proposed conditions A–O; the board forwarded PD‑24‑18 with recommendation of approval.

- Harborview DRI LAD and PD amendments (Benderson): Multiple related LAD and PD petitions to remove an approved marina, add a land‑use equivalency matrix, update exhibits and PD conditions, increase preservation acreage, and update transportation/stormwater language. After extended presentations and public comment the board forwarded the applicable LAD and PD petitions to the BCC with recommendations for approval.

- TCP‑22‑04 (comp‑plan text amendment for Harborview map H): Staff presented the text amendment to Appendix 6 (DRI listings) to reflect the Harborview changes; PNZ forwarded TCP‑22‑04 to the BCC for adoption/transmittal review.

- PL‑23‑00004 / PAS‑24‑00002 / PD‑24‑048 (Tarpon Waterfront Village): A large‑scale service‑area amendment to extend the urban service area, small‑scale future land‑use changes and a PD rezoning to allow up to 156 units clustered on uplands with wetland preservation and amenity commitments tied to the Charlotte Harbor Yacht Club. PNZ forwarded the package to the BCC with recommendations for approval and with conditions (A–V) that address buffer widths, density transfer, habitat management, first‑floor elevations and other mitigation.

Votes and next steps: PNZ’s motions were primarily voice votes to forward petitions with staff‑recommended findings and conditions; counts were recorded in several cases as 4–1 where noted. Forwarding sends the petitions to the Board of County Commissioners for formal adoption hearings and, where required, transmittal to state review agencies. Any final approvals will be conditioned on compliance at the site‑plan, utility‑permitting and state/federal permitting stages.