Brevard County Logo
File #: 1491   
Type: Public Hearing Status: Adopted
File created: 4/7/2020 In control: Planning and Development
On agenda: 5/7/2020 Final action: 5/7/2020
Title: River Fly-In Condominium, Inc. (Kim Rezanka) requests an amendment to an existing BDP in a PUD zoning classification. (20PZ00019) (Tax Account 2501008) (District 2).
Attachments: 1. Administrative Policies of the Future Land Use Element.pdf, 2. Staff Comments, 3. GIS Maps, 4. Existing BDP, 5. Proposed BDP, 6. Rendering and Site Plan, 7. Clubhouse, 8. Section 62-1841.5.5, 9. P&Z Minutes
Subject:
Title
River Fly-In Condominium, Inc. (Kim Rezanka) requests an amendment to an existing BDP in a PUD zoning classification. (20PZ00019) (Tax Account 2501008) (District 2).
End
Fiscal Impact:
None
Dept/Office:
Planning and Development
Requested Action:
Recommendation
It is requested that the Board of County Commissioners conduct a public hearing to consider an amendment to an existing BDP (Binding Development Plan) in a PUD (Planned Unit Development) zoning classification.
End
Summary Explanation and Background:

The applicant is seeking to amend the current BDP to allow for short-term rentals of a proposed 112-unit condominium, located at 735 & 741 Pilot Lane, Merritt Island. The current BDP in effect is the second iteration of the document. The applicant wishes to replace this BDP with a proposed third version to clarify the uses within the PUD and include conditions consistent with Section 62-1841.5.5 of Brevard County Code regarding Resort Dwellings. While this proposed change to the BDP doesn't alter the underlying residential zoning, it will allow the condominium owners the potential to offer short-term rentals.

The original approval in May 2006 included a BDP limiting ownership within the Project to persons who hold non-revoked pilot certifications issued by the FAA, their spouses, or their surviving relatives. This was amended in August 2014 with stipulations that the condominium association shall approve conveyance of a unit and resale of a unit; any conveyance made without the condominium/homeowners' associations' approval shall be voidable; and removed the requirement to be a pilot. The BDP's amendment did not identify whether units were to be owner-occupied or rented/leased. This request is to clarify that short-term rentals under the permitted with conditions use of Resort Dwellings are allowed within the project.

The character of the area is a mixture of developed single-family residential, warehouse and industrial uses, and a pub...

Click here for full text