Panama City Beach public meetings in 2023

City Council

The Panama City Beach City Council will vote on a consent agenda that includes purchases of equipment, vehicles, and services, as well as a land acquisition for a road project. The regular agenda includes first readings of two ordinances, public hearings on subdivision plats and a conditional use request, and resolutions for disaster recovery contracts and litigation related to PFAS in drinking water. Notable items include hiring multiple law firms for PFAS litigation and a contract for constructing the Frank Brown Park Connector Road.

• Resolution 24-50: Hiring law firms for PFAS drinking water litigation
• Ordinance 1637: First reading to amend code regarding publication of notices
• Ordinance 1638: First reading to amend land development code on division of land
• Large conditional use request at southeast corner of Powell Adams Road and L.C. Hilton Jr. Drive
• Approval of plats for Arris Seahaven and Caballeros Estates subdivisions

Planning Board

The Panama City Beach Planning Board will vote on a large conditional use and site development request from The St. Joe Company to build an outdoor recreation and entertainment facility on 11.3 acres at 15351 Panama City Beach Parkway and Hill Road. The board will also consider proposed changes to the Land Development Code regarding published notice and division of land, and receive a code enforcement update.

• Large Conditional Use approval for amusement use on 11.3 acres at 15351 Panama City Beach Parkway and Hill Road (parcels 33750-010-000 and 33750-020-000)
• Large Site Development approval for an outdoor recreation and entertainment facility on the same property
• Proposed changes to Land Development Code Section 10.03.04 Published Notice
• Proposed changes to Land Development Code Section 1.04.02 Division of Land
• Code Enforcement Update

City Council

The Panama City Beach City Council will hold second readings and public hearings for three ordinances adding a new Chapter 30 to establish pension plans for police officers, firefighters, and general municipal employees. The council will also consider a second reading of an ordinance restricting events at Aaron Bessant Park. Several consent agenda items involve equipment purchases and service contracts.

• Ordinances 1633, 1634, 1635 — second reading to add new pension plans for police, firefighters, and general employees
• Ordinance 1636 — second reading to restrict events at Aaron Bessant Park
• Resolution 24-18 — purchase of firefighter turnout gear for $52,054
• Resolution 24-23 — purchase of 41 AEDs for police for $57,404
• Resolution 24-31 — purchase of 11 Ford police responder trucks

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider a variance request from Jack Prisby to reduce the required front setback from 20 feet to 16 feet 6 inches at 223 San Pablo Street. The board will also elect a vice-chairman and receive a code enforcement update. Approval of previous meeting minutes and public comments are also on the agenda.

• Variance request: reduce front setback from 20' to 16'6" at 223 San Pablo Street (Jack Prisby)
• Election of Vice-Chairman
• Code Enforcement Update
• Approval of July 12, 2023 meeting minutes
• Public comments on non-agenda items (limited to 3 minutes)

City Council

The City Council will consider a resolution authorizing eminent domain for property along Front Beach Road for road improvements. Other items include second reading of a fats/oils/grease management ordinance, first reading of restrictions on events at Aaron Bessant Park, and a budget amendment for mandatory sick leave payouts. The consent agenda covers equipment purchases for fire, police, utilities, and streets departments totaling over $240,000.

• Resolution 24-20 authorizing eminent domain for Front Beach Road Segment 4.2 right-of-way
• Change Order #8 with CWR Contracting for Front Beach Road Segment 3, adding $213,320.10
• Ordinance 1636 first reading to restrict events at Aaron Bessant Park
• Ordinance 1628 second reading for fats, oils, and grease management regulations
• Lease and purchase option for properties at 17171 Firenzo Ave, 200 and 204 Arnold Rd

City Council

The city council will conduct first readings and public hearings on three pension plan ordinances for police officers, firefighters, and general municipal employees. The consent agenda includes several equipment purchases, a land acquisition for the Front Beach Road project, and approval of a task order for utility relocations along Panama City Beach Parkway. The regular agenda also includes a grant for fingerprint scanners and engineering services for Mandy Lane South design.

• First reading of new police officers' pension plan (Ordinance 1633) with public hearing
• First reading of new firefighters' pension plan (Ordinance 1634) with public hearing
• Task order with Dewberry Inc. for utility relocations on Panama City Beach Parkway widening from Nautilus St to Richard Jackson Blvd, $172,430
• Land purchase from Toby Sharpe for Front Beach Road Segment 4.2 project, $49,327.30
• Temporary road closures on Front Beach Road and Thomas Drive for Ironman Florida event on Nov 4, 2023

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings and second readings on ordinances to regulate short-term rentals, update water/sewer/reclaimed water rates, and establish milestone inspection requirements for buildings. Also on first reading is an ordinance for fats, oils, and grease management. In consent agenda, the council will consider purchases totaling over $438,000 for vehicles, equipment, and water meters, as well as a parade road closure and surplus items. The council will also vote on a construction agreement for Fire Station #32 and property insurance renewal.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 1632 establishing requirements for transient residential rentals (short-term rentals).
• Second reading of Ordinance 1630 updating water, sewer, and reclaimed rates for fiscal year 2023/24.
• Resolution 23-239 approving an agreement for construction of Fire Station #32 with budget amendment.
• Consent agenda includes purchase of a 2023 Ford F-550 dump truck for $71,336 and three ATVs for $41,601.
• Resolution 23-240 approving purchase of all perils property insurance and renewal of general liability insurance.

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and adopt the budget for FY 2024. They will also consider first reading of ordinances to set water, sewer, and reclaimed rates for FY 2023/24, establish milestone inspection requirements, and regulate transient residential rentals. Other action items include approving a FEMA grant for fire SCBA air tanks and authorizing condemnation for the Front Beach Road 4.2 project.

• Public hearing and adoption of FY 2024 budget (Resolution 23-210)
• Ordinance 1630: first reading to set water/sewer/reclaimed rates for FY 23/24
• Ordinance 1632: first reading to establish requirements for transient residential rentals
• Resolution 23-227: authorizing condemnation for parcels needed for Front Beach Road 4.2 project
• Resolution 23-224: approving FEMA grant ($ for SCBA air tanks) for fire department

City Council

The Panama City Beach City Council will consider two ordinances on first reading: one establishing a kiosk control area at Pier Park and another setting minimum age requirements for golf cart operation. The consent agenda includes approval of purchases totaling over $288,000 for radar units, a bypass pump, radios, and a valve maintenance trailer. Also up for discussion are a grant agreement for a K9 training facility and a lobbying contract with Floridian Partners, LLC.

• Ordinance No. 1624: Pier Park Kiosk Control Area, first reading/public hearing
• Ordinance No. 1629: Golf Cart Operation Age Requirements, first reading/public hearing
• Resolution No. 23-211: Purchase of two LMX200 ground penetrating radar units from Green Equipment Co. for $57,848
• Resolution No. 23-215: Grant agreement with Florida Department of Law Enforcement for construction of a K9 training facility
• Resolution No. 23-216: Agreement with Floridian Partners, LLC for state legislative and executive branch representation services

City Council

The City Council is holding a special meeting with budget workshops and public hearings to discuss and potentially adopt FY 2024 budgets for the IT Internal Service Fund, General Fund, CRA Fund, Stormwater Fund, Utility Fund, Pier Fund, and Aquatic Center Fund. The meeting includes an invocation and pledge of allegiance before the budget items.

• Public hearing and discussion/action on IT Internal Service Fund FY 2024 budget
• Public hearing and discussion/action on General Fund FY 2024 budget
• Public hearing and discussion/action on CRA Fund FY 2024 budget
• Public hearing and discussion/action on Stormwater Fund FY 2024 budget
• Public hearing and discussion/action on Utility Fund FY 2024 budget

City Council

At this special meeting, the City Council will consider several ordinances and resolutions, including a third reading of Ordinance 1623-R on infill lot stormwater requirements and a second reading of Ordinance 1625 on emergency management. The council will also hold public hearings on nuisance abatement assessments, approve agreements for water meter purchases, authorize an investigative software package for police, and discuss land acquisition for Front Beach Road Segment 4.3. The most significant item is Resolution 23-208, which would approve a compensation study and a cost-of-living adjustment for all full-time city employees.

• Resolution 23-208: approve pay plan study and cost-of-living adjustment for all full-time city employees
• Ordinance 1623-R: third reading of infill lot stormwater requirements
• Ordinance 1625: second reading and public hearing on emergency management code amendments
• Resolution 23-205: approve agreements for water meter purchases and associated budget amendment
• Resolution 23-207: authorize acquisition of land for Front Beach Road Segment 4.3

City Council

The Panama City Beach City Council will meet to approve consent agenda items, including contracts for intersection improvements, road maintenance, a generator, and floodplain software, and will discuss a resolution authorizing final payment for land acquired for the Front Beach Road Segment 4.1 project. A Community Redevelopment Agency quarterly update will also be presented.

• Resolution 23-199: Change order for North Richard Jackson Boulevard and Panama City Beach Parkway intersection improvements Phase 2 ($29,750)
• Resolution 23-200: Master contract with Webber Infrastructure Management for state right-of-way mowing ($59,772.58)
• Resolution 23-201: Purchase of Generac mobile generator for Utilities Department ($41,671)
• Resolution 23-202: Agreement with Forerunner Industries for floodplain management software ($41,000)
• Resolution 23-203: Authorizing final payment for land acquired for Front Beach Road Segment 4.1 project

City Council

The council will hold a public hearing on Ordinance 1627 (second reading) amending Chapter 7 rules for beaches, boats, and waterways. They will also consider first reading of an emergency management ordinance, approve a $28,738 change order for Front Beach Road Segment 3, and vote on resolutions for nuisance abatement assessments and a building inspection services contract. Board appointments are also on the agenda.

• Ordinance 1627 (second reading/public hearing) amending Chapter 7 on beaches, boats, and waterways
• Ordinance 1625 (first reading) amending Chapter 29 on emergency management
• Resolution 23-195: change order #7 for Front Beach Road Segment 3, increasing contract by $28,738.18
• Resolution 23-197: agreement for residential and commercial plans review and building inspection services
• Resolution 23-196: public hearing on initial nuisance abatement assessments

Planning Board

The Panama City Beach Planning Board will hold a continued discussion on the Pier Park Kiosk Overlay. The board will also receive a concurrency report and a code enforcement update. Public comments on non-agenda items are limited to three minutes.

• Continued discussion on Pier Park Kiosk Overlay
• Concurrency report
• Code enforcement update
• Approval of June 14, 2023 meeting minutes
• Public comments on non-agenda items

Planning Board

The Panama City Beach Planning Board will hold a regular meeting including approval of prior minutes and public comments. The main agenda items are a discussion of the Pier Park Kiosk Overlay and a Code Enforcement Update.

• Pier Park Kiosk Overlay – proposal discussed without additional details in the agenda
• Code Enforcement Update – staff report on enforcement activities

Planning Board

The Panama City Beach Planning Board will consider proposed changes to stormwater requirements and receive an update on code enforcement. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and public comments on non-agenda items.

• Proposed changes to stormwater requirements
• Code enforcement update

The Planning Board approved the minutes from its April 12, 2023, meeting. The board also received a code enforcement update for the March 16–April 15 period, which included 262 cases opened and $11,082 in fines collected.

• Approved April 12, 2023, Planning Board meeting minutes
• Received code enforcement update for March 16–April 15

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hear an appeal from S&L Karian Properties challenging the City Manager's determination that transient residential rentals are not a permitted use in the Kelly Street PUD (Parcel 35351-090-030). The board will also consider a variance request from Scenic Highway Partners LLC to reduce the minimum driveway spacing from 35 feet to 21.8 feet at 16420 Front Beach Road. Other agenda items include discussions on the Medical Campus Overlay District, a Large Conditional Use for Multi-Family Apartments, and a Code Enforcement Update.

• Appeal of City Manager's decision that transient residential rentals are not permitted in the Kelly Street PUD (Parcel 35351-090-030)
• Variance request by Scenic Highway Partners LLC to reduce driveway separation from 35' to 21.8' at 16420 Front Beach Road
• Discussion of the Medical Campus Overlay District
• Discussion of a Large Conditional Use for Multi-Family Apartments
• Code Enforcement Update

Planning Board

The Planning Board will vote on a modification to the approved Kelly Street PUD requested by S&L Karian Properties for a 14.47-acre parcel. Also under consideration is PCB Motors' request for a small-scale plan amendment and rezoning from Single Family Residential to Tourist and Commercial High Intensity on a 0.165-acre lot at Dogwood Street and Panama City Beach Parkway. The City seeks approval for an annexation and plan amendment to Public Facilities on 3.21 acres at Alf Coleman Road. The board will also discuss the capital improvement schedule, proposed edits to LDC Chapter 7 Front Beach Overlay, and a code enforcement update.

• S&L Karian Properties requests approval to modify the Kelly Street PUD on parcel 35351-090-030 (14.47 acres)
• PCB Motors requests small-scale plan amendment and rezoning of parcel 34002-050-000 (0.165 acres) at Dogwood Street and Panama City Beach Parkway
• City of Panama City Beach requests annexation and plan amendment to Public Facilities on parcel 34034-010-001 (3.21 acres) at Alf Coleman Road
• Discussion of LDC Chapter 7 Front Beach Overlay edits

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider a Large Site Development request by Arris Holdings for a 7.5-acre parcel at Front Beach Road and Hills Road, part of the Seahaven Development of Regional Impact. The board will also discuss whether to allow multi-family apartments as a conditional use and receive a code enforcement update. Public comments on non-agenda items are limited to three minutes.

• Large Site Development request by Arris Holdings at Front Beach Road and Hills Road (7.5 acres, Seahaven DRI)
• Discussion of allowing multi-family (apartments) as a conditional use
• Code Enforcement Update
• Approval of August 10, 2022 meeting minutes
• Public comments on non-agenda items (3-minute limit)

Planning Board

The Planning Board will rehear a rezoning request for parcels at 800 and 802 Young Street (approx. 0.328 acres) to change from R-1c (Single Family Residential) to CH (Commercial High Intensity). The board will also consider a concurrency report and approve the minutes from the previous meeting.

• Rehearing of rezoning request for 800 and 802 Young Street (R-1c to CH)
• Public comments on non-agenda items (limited to 3 minutes)
• Approval of July 13, 2022, Planning Board meeting minutes
• Concurrency report

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider two small-scale plan amendments and rezoning requests. Both seek to change the Future Land Use from Single Family Residential to Tourist and rezone from R-1c to CH (Commercial High Intensity). The properties are 800/802 Young Street (0.328 acres) and 14602 Front Beach Road. The rest of the agenda is procedural items such as minutes approval and public comments.

• Small-Scale Plan Amendment and Rezoning for 800 and 802 Young Street: FLUM change from Single Family Residential to Tourist, rezoning from R-1c to CH (~0.328 acres).
• Small-Scale Plan Amendment and Rezoning for 14602 Front Beach Road: FLUM change from Single Family Residential to Tourist, rezoning from R-1c to CH.

Planning Board

The Panama City Beach Planning Board will consider a conditional use request to allow accessory school uses on a parcel zoned R-1c (Single Family Residential) at the northwest corner of Hutchison Boulevard and Beth Street. The board will also continue discussion of the Front Beach Overlay District Standards (LDC 7.02.03 sections G through Q) and the overlay map. Additionally, the board will receive a code enforcement update and approve previous meeting minutes.

• Conditional use request by Bay County School District for school accessory uses on R-1c lot at Hutchison Blvd and Beth St (parcel 34217-050-000)
• Continued discussion of LDC 7.02.03 Front Beach Overlay District Standards G through Q and Front Beach Overlay Map

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a discussion on Land Development Code section 7.02.03, which sets standards for the Front Beach Overlay District, along with the associated overlay map. The board will also receive a code enforcement update and consider approval of the previous meeting's minutes. Public comments on non-agenda items are invited.

• Discussion of LDC 7.02.03 Front Beach Overlay District Standards A thru F and the overlay map
• Code Enforcement Update
• Approval of February 9, 2022 meeting minutes
• Public comments on non-agenda items (3-minute limit)

Planning Board

The Panama City Beach Planning Board will hold a public hearing and consider a de-annexation request for a 0.46-acre parcel at 8711 Thomas Drive, changing its land use designation from Tourist to Bay County. The Board will also hold a public meeting on a modification to the Tapestry Park PUD Master Plan. Additional items include discussion of a Public Art Committee appointee and a Code Enforcement update.

• De-annexation request and future land use map change for 8711 Thomas Drive (0.46 acres)
• Tapestry Park PUD Master Plan modification requested by Yerway, LLC
• Discussion for Public Art Committee Member Planning Board appointee
• Code Enforcement Update
• Approval of September 8, 2021, Planning Board meeting minutes

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider a lot split request for parcel 34603-000-000 on Crane Street and discuss the Bay/Walton Sector Plan. The agenda also includes approval of previous meeting minutes, public comments, and a code enforcement update. No binding votes are scheduled beyond the lot split authorization request.

• Lot split request by Terry and Stacey Martin for parcel 34603-000-000 on Crane Street
• Discussion of the Bay/Walton Sector Plan
• Code Enforcement Update
• Approval of August 11, 2021 meeting minutes
• Public comments on non-agenda items (limited to 3 minutes each)

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider a small-scale plan amendment and rezoning request from St. Joe Company for a 9.92-acre parcel at the end of Griffin Boulevard, changing from Agriculture to Multi-Family. Also on the agenda: discussion of land development code sections on clubs/lounges/bars and the comprehensive plan's private property rights element, plus a code enforcement update.

• St. Joe Company rezoning request for 9.92 acres at Griffin Boulevard from AR to R-3 (Multi-Family)
• Discussion of Land Development Code Section 5.06.06 Clubs, Lounges, Bars and Civic Centers
• Discussion of Comprehensive Plan Private Property Rights Element
• Code Enforcement Update

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a public hearing on Ordinance 1552, which would establish regulations for public art. They will also discuss possible amendments to dimensional standards in the Land Development Code and receive a code enforcement update. The Tree Board will continue discussion on regulations for protecting scrub natural communities.

• Ordinance 1552 – Regulations for Public Art (public hearing)
• Land Development Code Section 4.02.02 Dimensional Standards for Zoning Districts discussion
• Code Enforcement Update
• Discussion of Regulations for Protection of Scrub Natural Communities (Tree Board)

Planning Board

The Panama City Beach Planning Board will discuss Ordinance 1552 on regulations for public art and Ordinance 1551 amending Land Development Code Section 8. The board will also hear a code enforcement update and, as the Tree Board, discuss regulations for protecting scrub natural communities. No final votes are scheduled; items are listed for discussion or as information.

• Discussion of Ordinance 1552 — Regulations for Public Art
• Ordinance 1551 — Land Development Code Section 8 amendment
• Code Enforcement Update
• Tree Board discussion of regulations for protection of scrub natural communities

Planning Board

The Panama City Beach Planning Board will consider a 2020 Concurrency Report update, discuss Land Development Code Section 8, and receive a Code Enforcement update. The meeting includes approval of prior minutes and public comments on non-agenda items.

• 2020 Concurrency Report Update
• Land Development Code Section 8 Discussion
• Code Enforcement Update

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider a variance request from Nissim Afula to allow commercial access across from a residentially zoned parcel at 13951 Panama City Beach Parkway. The board will also discuss recommended changes to Sections 12 and 13 of the Comprehensive Plan. Other items include approval of previous meeting minutes, public comments, a code enforcement update, and a discussion of quasi-judicial hearing procedures.

• Variance request from Land Development Code Section 4.04.01.B.7 for commercial development at 13951 Panama City Beach Parkway
• Recommended changes to Comprehensive Plan Sections 12 and 13
• Code Enforcement Update (Item 7)
• Quasi-Judicial Hearing Procedures Discussion (Item 8)

Planning Board

The Planning Board will continue its discussion of allowing multi-family apartments as a conditional use, a topic carried over from September. They will also consider two variance requests to reduce setback requirements at specific properties and receive a code enforcement update.

• Variance request for 102 East Gulf Court to reduce rear setback from 20' to 18'4" (variance of 1'8")
• Variance request for 507 West Gulf Boulevard to allow structure on side yard and reduce side setback from 5' to 1'6" (variance of 3'6")
• Continued discussion of multi-family (apartments) as a conditional use
• Code enforcement update from staff

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider a request to rezone approximately 2.616 acres in the Cobb Road area from Single Family Residential to Tourist and from R-1a to CL (Commercial - Low Intensity). The board will also continue a discussion from October 12, 2022, on an annexation and rezoning of property on Alf Coleman Road to CH (Commercial – High Intensity). Other business includes election of a vice-chairman and a code enforcement update.

• Small-scale plan amendment and rezoning for 2.616 acres on Cobb Road by multiple property owners, changing from Single Family Residential to Tourist and from R-1a to CL
• Continued discussion on annexation, FLUM amendment, and rezoning of property on west side of Alf Coleman Road from Bay County GCOM/C-3 to Tourist/CH
• Election of vice-chairman

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold public hearings on two land-use items: a request to de-annex 0.46 acres at 8711 Thomas Drive and change its future land use from Tourist to Bay County, and a modification to the Tapestry Park PUD. The board will also discuss the Front Beach Overlay District standards, review the capital improvement schedule, and receive a code enforcement update. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and public comments on non-agenda items.

• Public hearing on de-annexation and future land use change for 8711 Thomas Drive (0.46 acres, Tourist to Bay County designation)
• Public hearing on Tapestry Park PUD Master Plan modification requested by Yerway, LLC
• Discussion of Chapter 7 – LDC 7.02.03 Front Beach Overlay District Standards
• Review of Capital Improvement Schedule
• Code Enforcement Update

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold public hearings on a Conditional Use and Large Site Development for a 29.2-acre RV park at 12610 Front Beach Road. The board will also continue discussions on Planned Unit Development Master Plan recommendations and the Land Development Code regarding temporary signs. Other items include a capital improvement schedule update and a code enforcement update.

• Public hearing on Kukla RV Resort Conditional Use for 29.2-acre RV park at 12610 Front Beach Road
• Public meeting on Kukla RV Resort Large Site Development request
• Continued discussion on Planned Unit Development Master Plan recommendations
• Discussion on Land Development Code Section 5.07.03K – Temporary Sign During Construction
• Capital Improvement Schedule and Code Enforcement updates

Planning Board

The Panama City Beach Planning Board will approve the October 14, 2020 meeting minutes and hear public comments. The board will consider Alvin’s Stores Inc.’s request to change two parcels at 285 and 283 Poinsettia Drive from single‑family residential to a commercial high‑intensity designation and to reclassify the future land use to Tourist. Additional items include discussion of the Planned Unit Development Master Plan, a proposed ordinance on community‑meeting requirements, and a review of the capital improvement schedule and code‑enforcement update.

• Rezoning request for 285 Poinsettia Drive (≈0.573 acres) and 283 Poinsettia Drive (≈0.229 acres) from R‑1c to CH and future land use change to Tourist
• Approval of October 14, 2020 Planning Board meeting minutes
• Discussion of Planned Unit Development Master Plan recommendations
• Proposed Ordinance 1542 – Community Meeting Requirements
• Review of Capital Improvement Schedule

Planning Board

The Panama City Beach Planning Board will discuss an ordinance updating conditional use application requirements for neighborhood meetings, review recommended changes to Chapter 11 of the Comprehensive Plan, and discuss Planned Unit Development Master Plan requirements. The board will also elect a vice chairman and receive a code enforcement update. The Public Art Pilot Program resolution has been continued to the next meeting.

• Ordinance discussion: Conditional Use Application Requirements for Neighborhood Meetings
• Discussion of Planned Unit Development Master Plan Requirements
• Comprehensive Plan Chapter 11 Recommended Changes
• Code Enforcement Update
• Election of Vice Chairman

Planning Board

The Panama City Beach Planning Board will hold a discussion-only meeting on September 9, 2020. Items include a Public Art Pilot Program, updates to Land Development Code requirements for neighborhood meetings, and a Code Enforcement update. No votes or public hearings on specific projects are scheduled.

• Public Art Pilot Program Discussion
• Discussion of Land Development Code Conditional Use Application Requirements for Neighborhood Meetings
• Code Enforcement Update
• Approval of August 12, 2020 meeting minutes
• Public comments on non-agenda items (3-minute limit)

Planning Board

The Panama City Beach Planning Board will vote on Ordinance 1529 regarding portable storage. The board will also discuss signage for body-altering businesses and low-speed vehicles, receive a code enforcement update, and discuss access management on Bay Parkway and outfalls.

• Ordinance 1529 - Portable Storage
• Signage – Body Altering Businesses and Relocation of a Body Altering Business Discussion
• Signage – Low Speed Vehicles Discussion
• Bay Parkway Access Management Discussion
• Outfalls Discussion

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider St. Joe Company's request for a Planned Unit Development (PUD) Master Plan for the Four Corners area south of Power Line Road and on both sides of Highway 79/Arnold Road. The board will also vote on a variance request for reduced side setbacks and parking requirements at 17485 Front Beach Road, and discuss recommended changes to the Comprehensive Plan, regulations for Pier Park entertainment, Ordinance 1529 on portable storage containers, a code enforcement update, and outfalls.

• St. Joe Company PUD Master Plan for Four Corners (south of Power Line Road, east and west of Highway 79/Arnold Road)
• Variance request by Michael Heyden at 17485 Front Beach Road: reduce side setbacks to 5 ft (west) and 3 ft (east), count garage parking toward requirements
• Recommended changes to Comprehensive Plan Section 10
• Discussion of Pier Park entertainment regulations
• Ordinance 1529 regarding portable storage containers