Commission approves Bayshore mixed‑use project with 83% income‑restricted units and parking, road commitments
The planning commission unanimously recommended approval of a GMPA and MPUD on Tamiami Trail East for a mixed‑use redevelopment that will include 30 residential units—25 income‑restricted—and ground‑floor commercial; approval was conditioned on assigned off‑site resident parking, improvements to Andrews Drive and removal of a drive‑through pickup lane.
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The Collier County Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of a mixed‑use growth‑management plan amendment and MPUD for a 1‑acre site on Tamiami Trail East within the Bayshore CRA. Applicant Nick Matar and representative Rich Yovanovitch described a compact four‑story building with 30 small units (studios and one‑bedrooms), of which 25 (83%) will be income‑restricted: “83% of those residences, 25 of the 30 will be income restricted,” Yovanovitch told the commission.
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