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Council conditionally approves Concurrency Review Certificate for 20 NE 24th Street site plan
Summary
Planner Christian Waterval reported the 20 NE 24th Street site plan meets Village development standards (lot size 21,300 sq ft); the council approved a concurrency certificate and authorized lifting the stop-work order once the applicant provides the final survey, elevation certificate, and Broward County permits. Motion passed 3-0.
Planner Christian Waterval told the council that the site plan application for 20 NE 24th Street meets Village land development regulations for size, setbacks, height, and impervious area, based on review of three surveys and field measurements. The planner noted the lot size at 21,300 square feet, exceeding the 10,000-square-foot minimum, and said a final survey and elevation certificate must be submitted before the project is complete; Broward County permits must also be provided to the Village.
Council members discussed site-specific conditions including a lighting pole that will remain part of the Village electrical circuit (with proposed aesthetic modifications subject to Village review), shoreline riprap to control erosion (applicant agreed to review neighboring examples), and replacing removed oak canopy with larger "character" trees. A motion to approve a resolution issuing a Concurrency Review Certificate and to authorize lifting the stop-work order upon submission of the required documents to Broward County was made and seconded; the motion passed 3-0. The minutes do not specify the mover of this motion.
