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Council approves Sandpiper Bay Resort site-plan amendment adding three-story school and sports facilities
Summary
Planning staff presented a major site-plan amendment for the Sandpiper Bay Resort that adds a three-story school facility with roof deck, recreational buildings, courts and fields; the council approved the amendment with two staff conditions addressing site-plan labeling and overflow parking.
The Port St. Lucie City Council voted to approve a major site-plan amendment for the Sandpiper Bay Resort (Club Med/Sandpiper) that will add a three-story school building with a roof deck, a one-story recreational building, multiple courts and fields, amenity buildings, and associated site improvements.
Daniel Robinson of the Planning and Zoning Department presented the application and described the project as a PUD request that follows earlier comprehensive-plan and PUD approvals. Robinson said the PUD is roughly 2,219.87 acres and the amendment replaces a northeastern building section with a new three-story school facility, adds sports courts and fields, and includes a roof-decked union building. He told council staff had found the traffic report in compliance with adopted level-of-service standards and that required parking per the approved PUD has been provided. Staff recommended approval with two conditions: 1) site-plan sheets must be corrected for line work, layers and labeling, parking ratios must reflect the approved PUD, and all building-permitted improvements must be shown; and 2) the overflow parking area shown on the PUD concept plan will require a future site-plan amendment with construction and landscape plans when submitted.
Councilmembers asked no substantive questions during the presentation. A motion to approve the major site-plan amendment was made, seconded, and carried with the conditions described by staff.
What happens next: Applicant must address the site-plan comments and submit corrected plans and any required construction and landscape plans for the overflow parking area before building permits can proceed.
