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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06-18-2025 MinutesOCOEE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Ocoee Commission Chambers 1 N. Bluford Avenue Ocoee, Florida June 18, 2025 MINUTES 6:30 PM Its Present: Chair Lomneck, Vice -Chair Forges, Member Keller, Member Chacon, Alternate Member Butler Absent: Member Galvan LON VA w F1 a rop! M a 011 is M m aleratow-All i (oll iNaTAISME511 i Do 0 to•I I i p WON M I Lim I 113 1 Iftm- so M (&31 PM) Motion for Approval of the Consent Agenda- Moved by Member Keller, Seconded WIMIM MWITIM-M MOIR 1-4 __11M I i! 1 *11-0 0 12 11, M_ Tlyr-11111i. &i I Z 1 *1 M 1. 703 Center Street — Mazariegos Property Annexation & Rezoning; Project No: AX-05-25- 05 & RZ-25-05-05 (Planner Belizaire) Planner Belizaire presented a brief overview of the subject parcel. The property is logical limits. The property is currently zoned County R-1 with Low Density Residential (LDR) designation on the Future Land Use Map (FLUM). A rezoning to conventional City R-1A is proposed, with the property maintaining its current LDR designation. City water is available, and the property will continue to utilize a private septic system. Vice -Chair Forges asked whether the property already had a house. Planner Belizaire responded in the affirmative. June 18, 2025 The applicant was not present to speak, so Chair L6mneck opened the public hearing. As no speaker forms were recei . ved, the public hearing was closed. (6:34 pm) Motion: Move that the Planning and Zoning Commission, acting as the Local Planning AgencV, recommend to the Ocoee City Commission Approval of the 703 Center Street Annexation, Proiect Number AX-05-25-05; Moved by Member Keller, Seconded by Member Chacon; motion carried 5-0 with Member Galvan absent. Motion: Move that the Planning and Zoning Commission, acting as the Local Planning Agency, recommend to the Ocoee City Commission Approval of the 703 Center Street Rezoning, Proiect Number RZ-25-05-05; Moved bV Alternate Member Butler, Seconded i's.-v Vice -Chair Foraes: motion carried 5-0 with Member Galvan absent. 3TI&TQ4X"_' Ofel 1. Workshop: Land Development Code Update (Zoning Manager Whitfield & Urban Designer Parish) 14 ANX03 .01 W0111 LYDR2 IM a I RE VaTj Rj Lei I M I I ME I I i Fsl F1 R R-11 I Hol N I NTRI ILOM I I om 0 Definitions • Application submittal requirements and review procedures • Zoning classifications and permissible uses • Development standards to transition from suburban to urban patterns • Provision for Administrative Waiver • Simplified development standards for single-family and duplex dwellings • Enhanced urban and architectural design standards for development within the Downtown Mixed -Use District • Administrative amendment to the Zoning Map Zoning Manager Whitfield provided a synopsis of the current residential zoning classifications and outlined the proposed classifications, including their permitted uses and development standards. Vice -Chair Forges inquired about the proposed elimination of the minimum living area requirement in certain zoning districts. Zoning Manager Whitfield responded to his question. Discussion ensued and it was determined that additional research would be done along with consideration given for a compatibility clause. It I RIP ISTIrl I I MEMM=4, 2 1 P a g e V June 18, 2026 Zoning Manager Whitfield introduced the proposed development standards by produ(B type. She further explained differences in building siting, site design, building design, an accessory structures, between suburban and urban patterns. I A brief recess was called at 7:28 pm. The meeting resumed at 7:34 pm. Urban Designer Parish pondered neighborhood character, with respect to the minimum ?,iquare footage, massing, and architectural standards in established neighborhoods. Discussion ensued. Vice -Chair Forges inquired where lodging fits in the non-residential zoning classification, and asked about zoning for adult entertainment versus a night club. Zoning Manag Whitfield and Assistant City Manager Rumer addressed his questions. Discussio ensued. 31 Urban Designer Parish discussed the proposed development standards by product type related to building siting, site design, building design, and accessory structures from an architectural perspective. She and Zoning Manager Whitfield also discussed how some of the development standards address the public realm. Member Chacon inquired about accessibility. Zoning Manager Whitfield addressed his inquiry. Urban Designer Parish explained that language is proposed to restrict or omit faux fagade treatments, she further mentioned regulating the scale of buildings through articulation. Member Keller asked about the comfortability of bicyclists in conjunction with pedestrians within these design standards. Zoning Manager Whitfield addressed his question. Urban Planner Parish mentioned a possible bicycle and pedestrian trail conversion project and potential trail connections throughout the city. Discussion ensued. N11111114111111111 I iTi 1771 "HI 704m TX$GM = W, 4 ro 1114 WIN[ V 19 0 1 M ra I T13MMOTIT-M NO I 1 11 M 9 TOM I Or4mollallow- 011111 or walking to commercial areas is less common. 2. Project Status Report 3 1 P a g e June 18, 2026 • Cell phone tower on Clarke Road is complete • Staff are working on the Everest Rehabilitation Hospital CO Site plan for Lake Lilly Lot 1 has been submitted for its first round of reviews The pickleball project has been re -submitted as an all -indoor facility Gardenia subdivision has submitted the first application for its subdivision plan • Walmart Neighborhood Market is on its second round of review The northwest corner of commercial for Ocoee Village Center has been through its first round of reviews Chair Lomneck inquired about changing the meeting times from 6:30 PM to 6:15 PM, beginning with the July 8th meeting. Zoning Manager Whitfield advised that Planning staff did not have an issue with the change. Recording Clerk Justice advised that that she would address the request with the City Clerk. Board members in attendance voiced no objections to changing the meeting start time from 6:30 PM to 6:15 PM. Zoning Manager Whitfield announced that the election of Chair and Vice -Chair would take place at the July meeting and requested that all board members attend. RVIRMI Miranda Juste, Recording Clerk 4 1 P a g e