City of Sarasota Development Review Committee

As posted by the City of Sarasota.

1. 1. Development Applications

2. 1

   25-ASP-09 (Sixth Submittal) Lumora (FKA Adagio) (1360 Ringling Blvd.): Application for Administrative Site Plan and Administrative Adjustment approval for the development of a ten-story, mixed-use building located at 1360 Ringling Boulevard. The proposed development includes 178 market-rate residential units, nine (9) of which will be attainable rental units, distributed throughout a four-story podium and six-story tower. The ground and mezzanine levels will include approximately 32,740 square feet of combined non-residential space and 562 parking spaces. The application also includes several proposed Administrative Adjustments to the habitable space and parallel façade requirements in Table VI-1004. The subject property is located within the Downtown Core (DTC) Zone District and Downtown Core Future Land Use Designation.

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

   • Application Materials
   • Staff Comments
3. 1.2

   26-ASP-08, 26-ADS-05, 26-ADP-07 (Third Submittal) Gillespie Live Work (575 N. Washington Blvd.): Application requesting Administrative Site Plan, Administrative Adjustment, and Planning Board Adjustment approval to develop an approximately ±0.571-acre vacant parcel located at 575 N. Washington Blvd currently zoned Downtown Edge (DTE) with a Future Land Use classification of Urban Edge. The proposed development consists of a three-story, townhouse-style mixed-use building containing eight live-work units with ground-floor commercial space and two-story residential units stacked on top, along with seven attached garages. An Administrative Adjustment has been filed to reduce the required parallel façade coverage along U.S. 301 from 77 feet to 73 feet, a reduction of 4 feet. A Planning Board Adjustment has been filed to allow one-car garages within the second layer. Vehicular access is proposed from 6th Street.

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

   • Application Materials 1 of 2
   • Application Materials 2 of 2
   • Staff Comments
4. 1.3

   26-SP-03, 26-MCU-01 (Second Submittal) Southwest Recycling and Transfer (3100 North Washington Blvd.): Application requesting a Site Plan with Minor Conditional Use approval to demolish the majority of the existing site features, relocate the existing private lift station, reconstruct the pavement, and construct three (3) new structures: a 49,500 square foot recycling center, a 2,400 square foot office building, and a third building consisting of 7,760 square feet of storage use and 240 square feet of office use. Vehicular access will remain from North Washington Boulevard (US 301).

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

   • Application Materials
   • Staff Comments
5. 1.3

   26-SP-03, 26-MCU-01 (Second Submittal) Southwest Recycling and Transfer (3100 North Washington Blvd.): Application requesting a Site Plan with Minor Conditional Use approval to demolish the majority of the existing site features, relocate the existing private lift station, reconstruct the pavement, and construct three (3) new structures: a 49,500 square foot recycling center, a 2,400 square foot office building, and a third building consisting of 7,760 square feet of storage use and 240 square feet of office use. Vehicular access will remain from North Washington Boulevard (US 301).

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

6. 1.3

   26-SP-03, 26-MCU-01 (Second Submittal) Southwest Recycling and Transfer (3100 North Washington Blvd.): Application requesting a Site Plan with Minor Conditional Use approval to demolish the majority of the existing site features, relocate the existing private lift station, reconstruct the pavement, and construct three (3) new structures: a 49,500 square foot recycling center, a 2,400 square foot office building, and a third building consisting of 7,760 square feet of storage use and 240 square feet of office use. Vehicular access will remain from North Washington Boulevard (US 301).

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

7. 1.4

   26-SP-11 (Second Submittal) Shore Restaurant St. Armands (28 & 24 N. Boulevard of the Presidents): Application requesting Site Plan approval to renovate an existing two-story ±14,020 square-foot commercial building and demolish an existing two-story ±5,087 square-foot commercial building to construct a three-story mixed-use development on an approximately ±0.33-acre site zoned Commercial Tourist (CT) with a Future Land Use designation of Metropolitan/Regional #7. The proposed development includes 20,644 square feet of commercial space, consisting of a 1,338 square-foot ground-floor café, 5,952 square feet of retail space, and 6,926 square feet of restaurant space on the second floor, along with one residential dwelling unit occupying the proposed third story. A total of eight parking spaces are required, with an additional eight spaces proposed to potentially be leased from the St. Armands public parking garage. Vehicular access is proposed via a private roadway connected to Madison Drive.

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

   • Application Materials
   • Staff Comments
8. 1.5

   26-SP-13, 26-MCU-06 (Second Submittal) Sarasota Motor Club (1060 Goodrich Avenue & 1716 10th Way): Application requesting Site Plan and Minor Conditional Use approval to allow an approximately ±25,320 square-foot private club in the existing building located at 1060 Goodrich Avenue. A private club requires a Minor Conditional Use in the Intensive Commercial District (ICD) per Zoning Code Table VI-601. All Conditional Uses require a Site Plan per Zoning Code Section IV-902. The private club will include a fine dining and lounge area, private conference and dining room, racing and golf simulators, wine lockers, climate-controlled vehicle storage, and event space. Exterior modifications to a portion of the building are proposed. There will be 55 surface parking spaces on the site. The interior vehicle storage will be able to accommodate 90 vehicles. Vehicular access will continue to be located along Goodrich Avenue, and no additional access is proposed.

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

   • Application Materials
   • Staff Comments
9. 1.6

   26-REN-06 (First Submittal) The Breakfast House on Briggs (128 North Briggs Avenue and 0 Briggs Court): Application requesting Rezone Without a Site Plan approval to rezone an approximately ±45,509-square-foot property from the Residential Single-Family 2 (RSF-2) to Urban Mixed-Use 1 (MU-1) zone district in order to facilitate the adaptive reuse of a single family home into a restaurant. The Future Land Use designation will remain unchanged, and MU-1 is an implementing zone district for the Urban Mixed-Use designation.

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

   • Application Materials
   • Staff Comments
10. 1.7

    26-ASP-12 (First Submittal) McCown New Residences and Parking (1300 Boulevard of the Arts): Application for Administrative Site Plan approval to redevelop the surface parking lot serving the existing 11-story, 101-unit McCown Tower with a five-story mixed-use building containing 96 age-restricted attainable residential units, a 343-space parking garage, and 6,897 square feet of ground-floor commercial space. The Sarasota Housing Authority proposes entering into a Joint Use Agreement to share density, access, and parking with the existing building. Of the 343 parking spaces 160 are proposed to be managed by the City. The subject property is located within the Downtown Edge (DTE) Zone District, the Rosemary Residential Overlay District (RROD), and the Urban Edge Future Land Use designation. Access to the proposed and existing structures is provided by a one-way eastbound private internal driveway entering from Coconut Avenue and exiting onto Florida Avenue.

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

    • Application Materials
    • Staff Comments
11. 1.8

    26-PRE-12 (Pre-application Conference) The Bay Park – 10th Street Restaurant (1059 North Tamiami Trail): A Pre-Application Conference for the construction of an approximately ±4,999 square foot restaurant located at 1059 North Tamiami Trail. The subject property is within The Bay Park and the Governmental (G) zone district. The proposed development is contingent upon approval of development applications 26-ZTA-03 and 26-REN-05, which propose to rezone the subject property to the Bay Park Zone (BPZ) district. The Future Land Use is Metropolitan/Regional #5. Vehicular access is proposed from 10th Street.

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

    • Application Materials
    • Staff Comments

12. 2. Projects That Have Received Full Sign-Off

13. - 414 N. Lime Avenue (26-ASP-07, 26-ROA-02, 26-ADP-02, 26-ADS-04)

    - The Bay Park (26-REN-05)
    - The Bay Park (26-ZTA-03)
    - Composting (26-ZTA-04)
    - First Baptist Church (25-ASP-07)
    - Fruitville Townhomes (26-SP-08, 26-ADP-03, 26-ADS-01, 26-RE-01)

14. 3

    Staff Discussion - Pending Building Permits and Projects Under Construction

    • Notice to Public