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Agenda Item
18 20-6132 An Ordinance of the City of Key West, Florida, amending the Official Zoning Map Legend to create a new Zoning Subsection to be named the Historic Neighborhood Commercial District Bahama Village Truman Waterfront (HNC-4) on property located at 918 Fort Street (RE # 00001630-000801), 727 Fort Street (RE # 00013990-000000), 101 Geraldine Street (RE # 00013970-000000), 709 Fort Street (RE # 00013960-000000), 100 Angela Street (RE # 00013950-000000), 105 Geraldine Street (RE # 00013910-000000), 110 Angela Street (RE # 00013900-000000), 111 Geraldine Street (RE # 00013870-000000), 112 Angela Street (RE # 00013860-000000), 109 Geraldine Street (RE # 00013830-000000), and 114 Angela Street (RE # 00013820-000000); Pursuant to Chapter 90, Article VI, Division 2 of the Land Development Regulations of the Code Of Ordinances of the City Of Key West, Florida; Providing for concurrent and conditional adoption upon adoption of Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map (FLUM) Amendments; providing for severability; Providing for repeal of inconsistent provisions; Providing for an effective date.
With Changes; Continued from item 17; one thought was to require the density bonus (24 units per acre) be restricted to low/very low; most comments wanted an emphasis on bicycle/pedestrian access (eliminating/minimizing parking requirements); some concern with balance between the area becoming an economic engine/revenue generator for BV versus maximizing the number of low/very low units produced, which are likely mutually exclusive objectives; reference that the development has been discussed for 12 years and it is long past time to put shovels in the ground; continued under item 19
With Changes; Continued from item 17; one thought was to require the density bonus (24 units per acre) be restricted to low/very low; most comments wanted an emphasis on bicycle/pedestrian access (eliminating/minimizing parking requirements); some concern with balance between the area becoming an economic engine/revenue generator for BV versus maximizing the number of low/very low units produced, which are likely mutually exclusive objectives; reference that the development has been discussed for 12 years and it is long past time to put shovels in the ground; continued under item 19