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Board recommends approval of ordinance to regulate manufacturing/processing apparatuses in IPOC district
Summary
The board voted unanimously to recommend Ordinance 2024-17, which creates definitions and standards for manufacturing and processing facilities with apparatuses in IPOC zoning and adds a temporary-use category for project-based extended hours.
The Historic Resources Preservation Board unanimously recommended approval of Ordinance 2024-17, an amendment to Chapter 23 that establishes definitions, use-table entries and performance standards for manufacturing and processing facilities with apparatuses in IPOC zoning.
Principal Planner Annie Greening explained the amendment would create definitions, place the new uses on the use table, adjust the Sustainable Bonus Incentive Program to account for apparatus height, and revise parking requirements within the IPOC district. She said the temporary-use provision would allow limited days of extended hours for project-based work. Bradley Miller of Urban Design Studio told the board the temporary-use category is intended for project work such as roadway projects and that CEMEX, a grandfathered applicant, had expressed interest.
Board member Edmund Deveaux moved to recommend approval with Planning & Zoning Board—s suggested change (measuring property-to-property distance at 375 feet); Vice-Chair Nadine Heitz seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The recommendation will be transmitted to the City Commission with the suggested adjustment to line distance measurement.
