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Commission to take two-step approach to code issues


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  • | 5:00 a.m. January 20, 2012
David Bullock is Longboat Key town manager.
David Bullock is Longboat Key town manager.
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A two-part approach is likely for issues surrounding Longboat Key’s zoning code and Comprehensive Plan.

The commission reached consensus at yesterday’s workshop to work toward clarifying issues surrounding uses of planned-use developments (PUDs). The commission will also discuss ways to take a more holistic review of its Zoning Code and Comprehensive Plan at a future meeting.

Town Manager David Bullock suggested the two-phased approach at yesterday’s workshop, during which Town Attorney David Persson told the commission that town officials have been talking about the need to clarify the uses of PUDs for a long time. However, he described Judge Charles E. Robert’s recent ruling in which he granted a writ of certiorari in the challenge of the commission’s approval of the Longboat Key Club and Resort’s proposed $400 million Islandside project as the “exclamation point” in showing that need.

For more information, pick up a Jan. 26 copy of the Longboat Observer.

Contact Robin Hartill at [email protected].

 

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