File #: LN-16    Version: Name:
Type: PZB Submission Status: Passed
File created: 10/7/2020 In control: Planning and Zoning Board
On agenda: 1/27/2021 Final action: 1/27/2021
Title: FS 103 SITE FLEX
Attachments: 1. 10/21 DRC Meeting Documents, 2. 10/21 DRC Meeting Drawings, 3. 1/27/21 PZB Meeting Documents.zip, 4. 1/27/21 PZB Meeting Drawings.zip
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PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD/LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY
Meeting Date: JANUARY 27, 2021

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FS 103 SITE FLEX

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Request: Commercial Flex
P&Z# 20-05000004
Owner: Whitney LLC, 40th Street LLC, Clermont Realty LLC & Newtown Hall, LLC
Project Location: 3500 NE 16th Terrace
Folio Number: 484224190060
Land Use Designation: CF
Zoning District: CF
Commission District:|910|Agent: Christina Bilenki (561-405-3323)
Project Planner: Jean Dolan (954-786-4045) / jean.dolan@copbfl.com
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Summary:
Request
The Applicant is processing three concurrent applications for the 0.45 gross acre property at 3500 NE 16th Terrace, which is adjacent and west of the shopping center on the SW corner of Sample Road and US 1 and was previously the site of Fire Station 103. The three applications include a local-only land use plan amendment (LUPA) to change the property from Community Facility (CF) to Residential (Low-Medium 10); a commercial flex request to allow local business uses on a residential land use classification and a rezoning to B-1 to allow the commercial use. The purpose of these three applications is to allow an office use in the existing structure on the site for the management staff of the adjacent shopping center. This report will focus on the commercial flex request.

The City's Future Land Use Map shows the site as Community Facility (CF) while the County's Land Use Plan shows it as Residential (LM 10). The concurrent LUPA will make the City and the County's plan both show a LM-10 land use designation. Chapter 154.60 of the City's Code defines the 5% rule which establishes that the Broward County Land Use Plan and the City of Pompano Beach Comprehensive Plan permit up to five percent of the area with a designated residential land use category to be used for neighborhood commercial uses without applying for a land use plan amendment. This is referred to as nonresidential (or commercial) flexibility.

Requests for commercial flexibility requir...

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