Board/Committee Agenda Item

MEETING DATE:  7/12/2022

SUBJECT:  Site Plan –Tucker Davis Building Addition : A request by Sergio Reyes, P.E., of eda consultants, inc., applicant and agent, for Tucker Davis Technologies, Inc, property owner, for consideration of a Site Plan to construct a ± 6,630 square foot addition with associated site improvements on a ±2.68 acre subject property located at 11930 Research Circle. Tax Parcel Number 03956-010-011 (Quasi-Judicial Hearing).

PREPARED BY:  Adam Hall, AICP, Principal Planner

RECOMMENDED ACTION:

Staff recommends that the Planning & Zoning Board approve the Site Plan for Tucker-Davis Technologies, Inc., subject to the two (2) conditions provided in Exhibit “A” and located on page 17 of the July 12, 2022 Staff Report to the Planning & Zoning Board, upon making the following motion:

Based upon the competent substantial evidence presented at this hearing, the presentation before this Board, and Staff’s recommendation, this Board finds the application to be consistent with the City of Alachua Comprehensive Plan and in compliance with the Land Development Regulations and approves the  Site Plan for Tucker-Davis Technologies, Inc., subject to the two (2) conditions provided in Exhibit “A” and located on page 17 of the July 12, 2022 Staff Report to the Planning & Zoning Board.

Summary

This application is a request by Sergio Reyes, P.E., of eda consultants, inc., applicant and agent for Tucker-Davis Technologies, Inc., property owner, for consideration of a Site Plan proposing the construction of a building addition approximately 6,630 square feet in size with associated site improvements on a ±2.68 acre subject property. The existing building that is proposed to be expanded is currently ±15,130 square feet in size. The proposed use is an expansion of the existing use, which consists of offices and light manufacturing.

The subject property is located within Progress Park. It is located to the south east of the intersection of Progress Boulevard and Research Circle.

The proposed development will convey the development’s stormwater runoff to the existing Progress Park stormwater system. Access to the site will be provided by the existing driveway connection to Research Circle.