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Public Hearings <br />Chairperson Dr. Jonathan Day read the following into the record: <br />A. Sunnyside Up 1, LLC's: Request to Rezone Approximately +/- 40.25 <br />acres located North of the Indian River Mall, between 66th and 58th <br />Avenues, and South of 26th Street from PDTND, Planned Development <br />Traditional Neighborhood Design to RM -8, Multiple Family Residential <br />District (up to 8 units/acre) (RZON2008050077-88741) [Quasi -Judicial] <br />Chairperson Dr. Jonathan Day asked the Commissioners to reveal any ex - <br />parte communication or conflict that would not allow them to make an unbiased <br />decision. The members stated that they had not had any ex -parte communication. <br />The secretary administered the testimonial oath to those present who wished to <br />speak at tonight's meeting on this matter. <br />Mr. Matt Kalap reviewed information regarding the proposed site and gave <br />a PowerPoint presentation, copies of which are on file in the Board of County <br />Commissioners (BCC) Office. At the conclusion of the presentation, staff <br />recommended that the PZC recommend that the BCC approve the request to <br />rezone the subject site from PDTND to RM -8. <br />Mr. Bill Schutt clarified components of the presentation dealing with buffering <br />between potential existing uses and potential future uses if the rezoning were <br />approved. Mr. Schutt also provided a brief history of the rezoning of the subject <br />site indicating that prior to being rezoned to PDTND, the property was zoned RM - <br />8. <br />Dr. Johnathan Day opened the floor for public comment <br />James Ackerman, of 6176 Coverty PI, stated that he believes there has been <br />a miscommunication between developers and the community. He questioned the <br />developer's plans for stoplights, and traffic circulation. Dr. Day informed Mr. <br />Ackerman that a future meeting when a development proposal is made, the County <br />will have more detailed plans pertaining to the project relating to traffic circulation, <br />turn lanes, stoplights and that the only issue for discussion presently is the <br />rezoning issue. Mr. Reingold reiterated that after the vote, residents will have an <br />opportunity to speak to Staff and voice any additional concerns before the BCC <br />meeting. County staff requested that interested individuals leave their email <br />addresses so that staff could provide project information when it is submitted to <br />the County Technical Review Committee. <br />132 <br />