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1401 Passargill Way design review proceeds with staff notes on trees, sidewalk and flood elevation

St. Pete Beach Historic Preservation Board · August 6, 2026
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Summary

Staff previewed design review case 26119 for 1401 Passargill Way and flagged minor zoning comments — frontage trees, sidewalk treatment and showing design flood elevation — to be addressed in follow-up design-review steps; architect and owners were present to answer questions.

Staff introduced design-review case 26119 for a new three-floor single-family structure at 1401 Passargill Way, noting it follows a recent demolition approval. Staff highlighted several minor zoning items: choice of low-growing frontage trees, removal of a remaining driveway apron on Passargirl Way, showing the design flood elevation on the plans and addressing eave encroachments with gutters and downspouts.

Architect Alan Valerio and the owners answered questions and said it was straightforward to implement the staff-recommended changes. "That's very easy to implement into this time," the architect said when asked about the listed zoning comments. Staff will complete their design-review consultation with the city reviewer after the meeting and follow up on the items raised.

Board members encouraged attention to access and shared use of adjacent street ends as the project proceeds to permitting.