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Planning board approves 114‑room Choice Hotel at Cornerstone with standard conditions
Summary
The Planning Board approved a 114‑room Choice Hotel site plan (DEB‑2023‑458) at Cornerstone, conditioned on resolving addressing and traffic impact requirements and obtaining required connection permits; the board recorded a 5–0 vote.
The Daytona Beach Planning Board approved a major site plan for a 114‑room Choice Hotel in the Cornerstone development on February 26, with staff conditions requiring resolution of addressing, connection permits and traffic‑impact matters before certificate of occupancy.
Staff presented the proposed hotel on roughly 2.31 acres and said parking, landscaping and site configuration comply with the Land Development Code. "Provided all conditions are satisfied, staff recommends the planning board approve the major site plan proposing the construction of a hotel inclusive of a building containing 114 rooms," the staff presenter said.
Luke Kolich, the engineer of record with Zevcon and Associates, described existing perimeter roadways, utility availability and an on‑site stormwater pond that ties into an interconnected pond system. A board member raised concerns about existing congestion and pedestrian safety in the area; staff said the developer will construct a traffic signal at Cornerstone and Williamson Boulevard and that the Florida Department of Transportation may adjust controls as development continues.
A motion to approve DEB‑2023‑458 with staff recommendations was made, seconded and approved; the board later called a roll and recorded the tally as 5–0 in favor.
Staff will confirm outstanding addressing and permit items and ensure the traffic‑impact analysis and any required agreements are resolved before issuing final approvals.
