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Planning board forwards mixed-use amendment for 1398 North Pearl Street to City Council

Crestview Planning and Development Board · March 2, 2026
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Summary

The Crestview Planning and Development Board voted to forward Ordinance 20 15, a comprehensive plan amendment request to change 0.87 acres at 1398 North Pearl Street from residential to mixed use; staff said the change could allow an increase from six to eight units and the request goes to City Council for first reading March 9.

The Crestview Planning and Development Board voted to approve action on Ordinance 20 15, a comprehensive plan amendment request affecting about 0.87 acres at 1398 North Pearl Street. Dawn, a staff member, told the board the application was received on "November 20 in 2025" and that the property is currently inside the Crestview city limits with a residential future land use designation. "The application is requesting a mixed use future land use designation for this property," Dawn said.

Dawn told the board that surrounding parcels carry residential future land use and R-3 zoning and that while no development application has been submitted, packet materials included two conceptual plans showing potential residential development. Staff noted the fees for the comprehensive plan amendment were $2,500 with advertising costs of $212.50. During discussion a board member asked about unit counts; staff said the amendment would allow two additional units, "so they would go from 6 to 8." The board moved to approve action on Ordinance 20 15 (motion by Mr. Warren, second by Mr. Medlock) and recorded the outcome as "Ayes have it." The ordinance will proceed to City Council for a first reading on March 9.

The board’s vote forwards the map-change request; no development permit or site plan has been filed and staff said any future application would follow separate review processes.