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Board approves five-unit residential site plan at 11295 G Boulevard
Summary
The board approved a site-plan application (SIT-0000513-2025) for two buildings totaling five residential units at 11295 G Boulevard, noting prior approvals for the parcel and requiring standard permits from water-management and transportation agencies.
The Treasure Island Planning & Zoning Board approved a site plan on Oct. 23 for two buildings comprising five residential dwelling units at 11295 G Boulevard.
Applicant Jack (developer) described the property’s history as a former casino hotel and noted previous approvals for condo-hotel concepts; the current proposal calls for two buildings with five larger townhouse-style units to be sold individually. Jesse, city staff, presented findings under section 70-92 and the RFM30 zoning district, stating the plan meets setback, lot-coverage, landscaping, and parking standards and recommending approval with conditions, including compliance with Florida building, floodplain-management and fire-prevention regulations and submittal of any required permits and exemptions (including from the Southwest Florida Water Management District and FDOT).
During discussion, board members asked about pool-height limitations in forthcoming LDR updates and whether docks would be affected; staff said docks are handled separately and that sale of individual units might require condominium association/platting steps. The board approved the site plan by roll-call vote (motion by Chris Downing, second by Grant Smith), with all members voting in favor.
Staff listed standard follow-ups tied to building-permit reviews and any required state/federal permits.
