Community Development Department Community Development Department Shoppes of Palm Coast Nonresidential Controlling Master Site Development – Tier 2 Application #2875

Community Development Department Nonresidential Controlling Master Site Development Application Purpose: To provide controlling site plan standards for this project under a common architectural theme to ensure internal consistency and compatibility with the surrounding neighborhood. Review Level Benefit:  Applicant – Obtains controlling site plan approval, thereby authorizing the applicant to apply for a Preliminary Plat for the entire acre project and a Technical Site Plan for each of the five retail lots.  Staff – Reviews and provides recommendation to the PLDRB.  Planning and Land Development Regulation Board – Reviews and has final action for this Moderate/Tier 2 application.

Community Development Department Location Map/Aerial This site is located at the SE corner of SR 100 and Belle Terre Blvd. Site is acres with wetlands being on 1.63 acres. The wetlands will be mitigated offsite. Proposed for five retail building sites.

Community Development Department Future Land Use Map Site is designated Mixed Use which allows commercial uses.

Community Development Department Zoning Map Site is zoned COM-2 (General Comm.) Commercially-zoned lands are located N, E, S, and W of the subject property

Community Development Department Lot Layout Five lots for about 61,000 s.f. of retail buildings plus a shared stormwater tract and an internal roadway system Lot Layout

Community Development Department Sec Nonresidential Controlling Master Site Development To be eligible the project must be planned as a unit and include: a)shared parking and driveways b)master stormwater facilities c)master drainage system d)pedestrian and vehicular connectivity between sites, structures, and uses e)owners association, and f)applicable to only Tier 2 and 3 projects Planning Staff Finding: The proposed project meets all of these criteria. (The owners association will be required to be setup during the platting process.) LDC Section 4.15 Evaluation & Findings Community Development Department

Community Development Department Sec Nonresidential Controlling Master Site Development A.Building setbacks (from project boundaries not each lot) B.Parking lot orientation (maximum of 60% in front yards) C.Pedestrian access (internal walkways with landscaping) D.Public amenities (minimum of two) E.Outdoor storage, trash collection & loading areas (screened) F.Architectural design (common theme) G.Wall signage (consistent in style to principal buildings) Planning Staff Findings: Staff has reviewed and found the project to be in compliance. The common architectural theme and wall signage is being set by the building elevations for Lots 2 and 5. LDC Section 4.15 Evaluation Continued Community Development Department

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Community Development Department Architectural Theme – From Lot 2 The architectural theme will be based on the conceptual building elevations for Lots 2 and 5. Conceptual Building Elevations on Lot 2

Community Development Department Architectural Theme – From Lot 5 The architectural theme will be based on the conceptual building elevations for Lots 2 and 5. Conceptual Building Elevations on Lot 4

Community Development Department Sec Master Plan Evaluation: A Nonresidential Controlling Master Site Development is 1 of 3 types of Master Plans. Approval of the Master Plan and the Nonresidential Master Site Development via a Development Order acts as the controlling document for the location of primary buildings and outparcels, landscape buffers, master stormwater, drainage, access drives, parking and pedestrian facilities. Technical site plans and preliminary plats can allow up to a 25 percent cumulative design change from the approved Master Plan. LDC Section 2.10 Evaluation Community Development Department

Community Development Department Sec Master Plan Evaluation: A.Logic of design B.Internal consistency C.Impact on neighboring sites D.Internal vehicular and pedestrian connectivity E.Consolidation of utilities and facilities, including drainage F.Public Benefit Planning Staff Findings: The common architectural theme, sign master plan, shared use of common facilities, and a landscaped pedestrian walkway system with two pedestrian seating areas outweighs the benefits the applicant will receive via a Nonresidential Controlling Master Site Development. This has allowed the applicant to eliminate internal landscape buffers and building setbacks plus have shared signage at each shared entrance so that all five of the lots will have signage along an arterial roadway. LDC Section 2.10 Evaluation and Findings Community Development Department

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Community Development Department LDC Section Evaluation: 1.The proposed development is not in conflict with or contrary to the public interest. 2.The proposed development is consistent with the Land Development Code and the Comprehensive Plan, as the project and nearby land use patterns promote efficiency in providing public services; and pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicular interconnectivity is provided. 3.The proposed development imposes no significant financial liability for the City as all additional infrastructure will be constructed by the applicant. 4.The proposed development does not create a hazard, nuisance or threat to the public. 5.The site development meets the requirements of all applicable local, state and federal agencies. Findings: Staff has determined this application complies with the Land Development Code and Comprehensive Plan. LDC Section Evaluation & Findings Community Development Department

Community Development Department Staff recommends the PLDRB approve Application No The Shoppes of Palm Coast, a Nonresidential Controlling Master Site Development – Tier 2 subject to: A POA being setup during the platting process. During plat review and Technical Site Plan, staff shall review each of these to ensure that the standards of Section 4.15 are still being met. Other permanent outdoor displays of merchandise areas (besides what is shown on Lot 4) are not permitted except as specifically allowed in the LDC. Recommendation (Page 1 of 2) Community Development Department

Community Development Department Recommendation (Page 2 of 2) During Technical Site Plan review for each of the five lots the plans shall be reviewed against the Nonresidential Controlling Master Site Development and the more detailed requirements of the LDC, including: architectural design, parking, landscaping, and the enclosed outdoor display area for Lot 4.

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Community Development Department Community Development Department Shoppes of Palm Coast Nonresidential Controlling Master Site Development – Tier 2 Application #2875