BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS LEON COUNTY, FLORIDA

9 th Avenue and Thomasville Road – (PCM130107)
Applicant: City of Tallahassee Owner: Marshall Cassedy, Jr.
Request: “Residential Preservation” to “Neighborhood Boundary” on two
adjoining parcels and a portion of a third adjoining parcel (totaling
approximately 0.4 acre) located on the east side of Thomasville Road between 8 th
and 9 th Avenues. The area is presently developed and used for a hair salon and
related parking. This amendment implements recommendations in a settlement
agreement reached on September 7, 2012 between Marshall Cassedy, the City,
and participating neighbors.
Commissioner Desloge moved, duly seconded by Commissioner Dailey, approval
of amendment PCM130107. The motion carried 6-0 (Commissioner Proctor out of
Chambers).
Chairman Maddox confirmed with staff that the remaining amendments had received
no opposition by either the City Commission or the LPA. He then asked fellow
Commissioners if there were issues or questions regarding any of the remaining
amendments. Commissioner Lindley indicated that she would like more information on
PCT130109. Chairman Maddox requested a motion to move the remaining
amendments minus PCT130109.
Commissioner Dailey moved, duly seconded by Commissioner Desloge, approval of PCM
130108; PCT130110; PCT130111; PCT130112, AND PCT130113. The motion carried 5-1
(Commissioner Dozier in opposition and Commissioner Proctor out of Chambers).
Commissioner Dozier clarified that her dissenting vote to the motion was not indicative
of any opposition to the amendments, but merely her opposition to moving the
remaining amendments in mass.
Fred George and Old Bainbridge Road – (PCM130108)
Applicant: City of Tallahassee Owner: Andrews Enterprises Inc. (Jack
Buford, Agent)
Request: “Residential Preservation” to “Suburban” for an approximately oneacre
parcel located on the southwest corner of Fred George Road and Old
Bainbridge Road. This property presently contains a 1,973 square-foot
convenience store built in 1987 in accordance with the former Huntington
Woods Development of Regional Impact (DRI) development order. On June 23,
2010, the City Commission rescinded the Huntington Woods DRI development
order and the existing convenience store use of the property became a nonconforming
use.
Text-Updating Environmental Definitions – (PCT130110)
Applicant: Planning Department
Attachment #1
Page 3 of 5
Request: Amend the Glossary of the Comprehensive Plan to update
environmental definitions that were recently amended in the City and County
Code as part of the Countywide Minimum Environmental Standards project.
These changes will avoid confusion between the definitions included in the City
and County Code and the definitions in the Comprehensive Plan.
Workshop: Cycle 2013-1 Comprehensive Plan Amendments Page 3
February 12, 2013
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