Dunedin Planning Board Approves Termination of Gateway Denon Development Agreement

Overview: The Dunedin Local Planning Agency has conditionally approved the termination of a development agreement with Gateway Denon LLC for the Gateway Denon mixed-use project, following an extensive review of economic challenges and future plans for the site.

Dunedin Planning Agency Recommends Limiting New Home Width Amid Edgewater Drive Debate

Overview: In a meeting of the Dunedin Local Planning Agency, topics included a heated discussion over the design review for a new residence on Edgewater Drive, the approval of recommendations for the Land Development Code update, and the selection of new alternate members for the board.

Dunedin Debates Sound and Outdoor Dining Ordinance Changes

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Dunedin Local Planning Agency delved into the issues surrounding the enforcement of noise ordinances and proposed changes to outdoor dining regulations. The Agency discussed amendments to the city’s Land Development Code to provide clarity on amplified sound, with a focus on maintaining a noise level of 65 decibels after 11:00 p.m. and extending the deadline for amplified sound on New Year’s Eve.

Dunedin Approves New Vacation Rental Regulations and Annexation

Overview: The Dunedin Local Planning Agency meeting on April 10th, 2024, led to the approval of new regulations for short-term vacation rentals and the annexation of a residential property. The agency established a revised registration fee for vacation rentals and discussed monitoring and compliance measures. Additionally, the annexation of a property into the city was approved to facilitate the provision of sanitary sewer services.

Dunedin Plans for Solar-Powered Hotel and Winery Development

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Dunedin Local Planning Agency approved the design review for a new mixed-use development on Causeway Boulevard, featuring a solar-powered hotel and a proposed winery. This project, which has been in the works since the property’s vacancy in 2005, is anticipated to bring a combination of residential and commercial spaces, including retail and a seven-room hotel, to the area.