City of Sarasota Development Review Committee

As posted by the City of Sarasota.

1. 1. Development Applications

2. 1

   25-ASP-03, 25-ADS-03, 25-ENC-01 (Fourth Submittal) Saravela (430 North Tamiami Trail): An application requesting Administrative Site Plan, Planning Board Adjustment, and Major Encroachment Agreement Approval to demolish eight existing buildings and to construct a mixed-use building with one 18-story tower and one 11-story tower, totaling 282 multi-family dwelling units and 10,450 square feet of commercial space. Five of the parcels are zoned and have a Future Land Use classification (FLU) of Downtown Bayfront (DTB). Four of the parcels are zoned and have a FLU of Downtown Core (DTC). Access is proposed from 5th Street. North Tamiami Trail, 4th Street, and 5th Street are primary streets in this location. A total of 40 attainable units are proposed utilizing the Downtown Attainable Housing Density Bonus.

   (Camden Jenkins, AICP, Development Review Planner, Development Services)

   • Application Materials
   • Staff Comments
3. 1.2

   25-ASP-05, 25-ADS-04 (Fourth Submittal) 2101 Ringling Boulevard Development (2101 Ringling Boulevard): The applicant is requesting Administrative Site Plan and Administrative Adjustment approval to develop a vacant lot with a seven-story mixed-use building. The proposed development includes 3,100 square feet of restaurant space and 800 square feet of retail space on the ground floor, 26 dwelling units on Floors 2 through 6, accessory amenity uses, and a rooftop deck. The applicant is also requesting Administrative Adjustments to reduce the parallel façade requirement, habitable space coverage requirement, and the required recess above the second story. The site is located within the Downtown Core (DTC) Zone District and Future Land Use designation and abuts Ringling Boulevard, a designated primary street. Vehicular access is proposed from the alley to the north and through the abutting property to the east.

   (Cristian Toellner, Development Review Senior Planner, Development Services)

   • Application Materials
   • Staff Comments
4. 1.3

   26-ASP-10 (Second Submittal) Clerk of the Circuit Court New Records Facility (401 Mango Avenue and 2250 Aspinwall Street): Application requesting Administrative Site Plan approval to redevelop the ±53,820 square foot subject property. The site is zoned Downtown Edge (DTE) with a Future Land Use designation of Urban Edge. This request proposes the demolition of the existing warehouse uses and the construction of a new one-story, ±26,372 square foot government use building, ±3,500 square feet of which will serve as office space. A total of 19 parking spaces are proposed, and ±2,902 square feet are proposed to be provided to the City for a multi-use recreational trail easement. Vehicular access is proposed from Aspinwall Street.

   (Camden Jenkins, AICP, Development Review Planner, Development Services)

   • Application Materials
   • Application Materials
5. 1.4

   26-PP-01 (New Submittal) Orange and Seventh Subdivision (628 N. Orange Avenue and 1606 7th Street): Application seeking Preliminary Plat approval to combine two parcels into one parcel (1) and plat eight (8) single-family residential lots on an approximately ±15,116-square-foot site. The subject property is located on the southeast corner of N. Orange Avenue and 7th Street. Access to the proposed site is provided from 7th Street via a 22-foot-wide private street that bisects the proposed lots. The subject property is within the Downtown Edge (DTE) zone district and has the Urban Edge Future Land Use designation.

   (Cristian Toellner, Senior Development Review Planner, Development Services)

   • Application Materials
   • Staff Comments

6. 2. City Projects

7. 2.1

   WWTP Stormwater Drainage & Yard Lift Station Improvements: The Utilities Department is proposing to make some improvements within Wastewater Treatment Plant located at 1752 12th Street, Sarasota, FL. These improvements are as follows: - Replacement of the existing submersible pumps, modification to the existing wet well, valve assembly, instrumentation and control (I&C) to increase the lift station’s capacity and operational reliability during storm events environmental resilience.

   - Installing new curb/wall along the south side of the property adjacent to the Woodlawn Cemetery to capture site runoff and direct it to an existing detention system for additional stormwater storage. This project is also proposing to reconstruct part of the 10th Way cul-de-sac for a formal turnaround, driveway access, and curbing.

   • Plans
   • Plans
   • Staff Comments
8. 3

   Projects That Have Received Full Sign-Off

9. 4

   Staff Discussion - Pending Building Permits and Projects Under Construction

   • Notice to Public