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Board approves comp‑plan amendment and PCD rezoning for convenience store with fuel pumps
Summary
A small‑scale comprehensive plan amendment and Planned Commercial Development rezoning were approved for a parcel near the SW intersection of Highway 220 and Plantation Drive; the revised PCD limits principal uses to a convenience store with fuel pumps, a drive‑through restaurant, and accessory alcohol sales.
County staff and the applicant presented a small‑scale comp‑plan amendment and a PCD rezoning request that would change a 0.44‑acre portion of a parcel from rural‑fringe to commercial and consolidate the parcel under PCD zoning to allow a convenience store with fuel pumps and a drive‑through restaurant.
Planning staff described the revised PCD language (now limited to the intended uses) and noted the Citizen Advisory Committee and Planning Commission recommended approval (CAC 5‑0; Planning Commission 6‑0 with conditions to limit permitted uses). The Board opened a public hearing, heard pro‑project comments about corridor suitability and a traffic study concern from a CAC representative, and then approved both the comp‑plan amendment and the rezoning. Commissioners emphasized conditions limiting additional retail uses and protections for the retention pond and adjacent church parking.
