CW23-03

Case CW23-03 · Comp-Plan / FLU Amendment · Hotel / hospitality · City of Madeira Beach

aerial view

Approved, and nothing new has appeared on the public record since. Quiet for about 30 months.

In short

The City of Madeira Beach seeks to amend the Countywide Plan Map to designate a 27-acre area at John's Pass Village from Retail & Services, Resort, Residential Medium, and Recreation/Open Space to Activity Center (Neighborhood Center subcategory).

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The facts on file

The story so far

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What this case is

Comprehensive plan amendment. A comprehensive plan amendment changes the future land use designation on the land, which is the ceiling on what the zoning can later allow. In Florida a small-scale amendment adopts in one local step; a larger one is transmitted to the state for review before the local board adopts it. Adoption changes the plan, not the zoning. A rezoning usually follows, sometimes filed as a companion case at the same time.

Who decides what on this record:

• Forward Pinellas (Pinellas Planning Council) (Forward Pinellas). The countywide planning agency for Pinellas. It reviews changes to the countywide plan map and makes a recommendation. The Countywide Planning Authority, which is the county commission, takes the final vote afterwards.
• Pinellas Planning Council (Forward Pinellas) (PPC). The countywide planning agency for Pinellas. It reviews changes to the countywide plan map and makes a recommendation. The Countywide Planning Authority, which is the county commission, takes the final vote afterwards.
• Countywide Planning Authority. The county commission sitting in its countywide planning role. Its vote here is the final one on a countywide plan change. This vote is the final one on a countywide plan change.
• Board of County Commissioners (BCC). The county's elected board. It is the final word on county land use decisions. Nothing further is needed. This vote is the county's decision.

The official record

Open the filed document: ordinance →