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Council approves revised plan for Four Points Marriott property, agrees to rename nearby street

Monroeville Council · May 14, 2026
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Summary

Council approved a revised site plan for the Four Points Marriott (Big Gym Plaza) that closes a secondary access from Dy Drive for safety and nuisance reasons, and separately approved a resolution renaming Holiday Lane to Marriott Drive at the request of the hotel's owner; the applicant agreed to accept addressing changes and council discussed minimal sign‑replacement costs.

Council members on May 12 approved a revised plan submitted by Big Gym Plaza, LLC (Four Points Marriott) to close a second access point from Dy Drive at the property identified as 2750 Mosai Boulevard (tax parcel 856‑L190) for safety and nuisance reasons.

Mr. Graziani introduced item 12 (application 1271‑10‑STR) and described the applicant’s request to eliminate the secondary access. After brief discussion, a motion to approve the revised plan was made, seconded and carried by roll call.

Immediately following the development approval, council considered a resolution — requested by the new hotel owner — to change the name of Holiday Lane to Marriott Drive. Staff noted the direct municipal cost would be minimal (primarily replacing road signage); the record shows most mailing addresses remain directed to Mosai Boulevard, so the name change would not require widespread address revisions in the municipal system. Council asked the applicant whether the hotel would accept an addressing arrangement tied to Marriott Drive; the record indicates the applicant agreed to accept the addressing approach discussed.

Both items were approved by roll call. The approvals allow the applicant to proceed under the revised site plan and set the public record for the street‑name change; neither approval, as presented, detailed building permits, timelines or off‑site mitigation beyond the access closure and sign replacement discussion.