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Stuart planning agency backs Popeyes at Windermere Point but limits signage and asks for design tweaks
Summary
The Local Planning Agency voted to recommend the City Commission approve a major amendment to the Windermere Point CPUD to allow a 1,995 sq ft Popeyes with dual drive-through lanes, while asking that signage be reduced to six wall signs and architectural details be adjusted to better match the plaza. Residents raised traffic, trash and buffer concerns.
The Local Planning Agency of the City of Stuart voted to forward a recommendation to the City Commission to approve a major amendment to the Windermere Point commercial planned unit development that would allow a 1,995-square-foot Popeyes restaurant with dual drive-through lanes on Phase 3B at 1961 Northwest Federal Highway.
Planner Michelle Arbazow told the board that the application seeks to amend the CPUD master site plan to eliminate a previously approved retail component and authorize the restaurant as the sole use for the parcel. Staff noted the proposal represents an 833-square-foot reduction from the previously approved Phase 3B footprint, that drainage and parking analyses were reviewed by city consultants…
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