Martin County Planning Agency Approves New Camp Valor PUD for Gold Star Families

Overview: The Martin County Local Planning Agency meeting saw developments, including the unanimous approval of a new Planned Unit Development (PUD) for Camp Valor, designed to support Gold Star families, and modifications to the Newfield development plan. These decisions reflect ongoing efforts to address community needs and enhance local infrastructure.

Martin County Local Planning Agency Approves Cemetery Rezoning Amid Concerns Over Future Development

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Martin County Local Planning Agency addressed numerous rezoning applications, including a decision to rezone the All Saints Cemetery property from an Agricultural District to a Public Service District, allowing for its continued use as a cemetery. Other discussions involved the Grace Place’s rezoning and concerns over infrastructure and future development impacts.

Industrial Development Sparks Debate Over Urban Service Districts in Martin County

Overview: The Martin County Local Planning Agency meeting focused on a proposal for a plan amendment to designate 167 acres for industrial use. This amendment would allow the Martin Commerce Park LLC to create a freestanding urban service district, raising concerns among residents and board members about the future of urban planning and infrastructure in the county.

Martin County Approves Amendment to Increase Flexibility in Golf Cottage Bedroom Counts

Overview: The Martin County Local Planning Agency recently approved a amendment to the growth management plan, allowing for increased flexibility in the number of bedrooms per golf cottage at the Three Lakes Golf Club. The amendment, proposed by Ledo and Associates on behalf of Three Lakes Golf Club LLC, maintains the overall bedroom cap but permits a range of 2 to 12 bedrooms per cottage.

Martin County Board Denies Pepperwood Development Amid Environmental Concerns

Overview: The Martin County Local Planning Agency meeting addressed a proposal for the Pepperwood assemblage development, ultimately voting to deny the project amid concerns about environmental impact and community benefit. The meeting also covered updates to land development regulations, impact fees, and comprehensive plan amendments, focusing on resiliency planning and shoreline protection.