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pr FEB 2 1983 9ft POC -340 Preliminary Plat Approval of Luria's Plaza at Vero Beach The commissioners reviewed staff recommendation in the following memorandum: TO: The Honorable Members DATE: January 24, 1983 FILE: of the Board of SD-8�!-12"-003 County Commissioners SUBJECT: DEPARTMENT HEAD CONCURRENCE: PRELIMINARY PLAT APPROVAL OF LURIA'S PLAZA AT VERO BEACH SGRDIVIS.ION Patrick Bruce King, A CP FROM: - REFERENCES: Clare Zimmerman it It is requested that the information presented herein be given formal consideration by the Board of County Commissioners at their meeting on February 2, 1983. DESCRIPTION & CONDITIONS: The applicant has requested that preliminary plat approval be granted to Luria's Plaza Subdivision. The Board of County Commissioners tabled this request for plat approval for two weeks at their meeting on January 19, 1983. The request was tabled so that the developer and planning staff could more fully discuss the conditions of approval which staff had recommended. Briefly, the history of the Luria's Plaza Subdivision is as follows: In May,'1982 the developers of Luria's Plaza requested site plan approval for a 117,960 sq. ft. retail shol ng This shopping center was to consist of 36 retailstoresterin. three separate structures. The site plan which the developers submittedrto the County showed the shopping center on one large lot, and two separate, smaller lots, both of which fronted on - U.S. #1 and which the developer indicated were to be separated from the Luria's Plaza development and ultimately sold to other developers. At the'June 1, 1982, TRC meeting the Luria's Plaza development was reviewed. At the time staff made the following recommendations and statement -s: "1) That the subdivision procedure be followed as per the County's Subdivision Ordinance #75-3. This requirement is being asked since an actual division of three parcels is being created by this development. Two of the parcels will be leased or sold at a later time for future development (they will be parcels that abut U. S. W. Through the subdivision process we can control access to those parcels and have a plat on record of the subdivision, as well as the 10th Avenue dedica- tion to the rear of the shopping plaza.. 2) That the traffic circulation be slightly amended to meet the approval of the County Traffic Engineer. The Staff Planner noted the applicant had redesigned the traffic circulation pattern and there were two, very minor problems with it, which involve cutting down on some curbing areas near the buildings which reduce the angle of the traffic circulation." 34