July 20, 2026 Planning Board Special Meeting Agenda packet 2026-07-20
Planning Board · 2026-07-20 · packet
[1919 Tyndall Drive; 222 Elm Avenue; 2015 W 23RD CT; 519 E 6th Street; case CPC-PLN-2026-1278; CPC-PLN-2026-1478; CPC-PLN-2026-1237; CPC-PLN-2026-1326] The document is a Planning Board Special Meeting Agenda for July 20, 2026, with two variance requests. Case CPC-PLN-2026-1278 is a variance for a carport at 1919 Tyndall Drive, from a 20-foot to a 16-foot front setback, on a 0.528-acre parcel. Staff recommends approval. Case CPC-PLN-2026-1478 is a variance to allow an accessory structure to exceed the 60% maximum square footage allowance at 222 Elm Avenue, on a 0.237-acre parcel. Staff recommends approval. The document also includes minutes from June 8, 2026, and July 13, 2026, which detail other cases and actions. The June 8 minutes include a recommendation of denial for a rezoning and a recommendation of approval for a right-of-way vacation. The July 13 minutes state no quorum was present and a special meeting was scheduled for the two variance cases. No final decisions are stated for the July 20, 2026, items as the document is an agenda and staff reports. [222 Elm Ave, Panama City, FL 32401] Variance request for 222 Elm Ave, Panama City, FL 32401, to construct an 18'x40' (720 sq ft) partially enclosed pole barn as an accessory structure (covered boat shelter). The variance seeks to allow the accessory structure on the 'side' of the primary structure but exceeding the 'front' edge, and to exceed 60% of the primary structure's square footage. The primary structure is a ~650 sq ft studio home. Staff recommends approval, finding the variance meets 5 of 5 criteria. The document is a set of engineering drawings and a staff recommendation; no final decision date is stated.
Agenda items
- 1) zoning district of the City of Panama City Unified Land Development Code (ULDC). The applicant is
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- 1) zoning district of the City of Panama City Unified Land Development Code (ULDC). The applicant is
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- 1. 4:0 0 p.m. Chair Neubauer called the Planning Board meeting to order.
- 1. 4:0 4 p.m. Chair Neubauer called the Planning Board meeting to order.
- 1. 4:00 p.m. Chair Neubauer called the Planning Board meeting to order.
- 1. 4:04 p.m. Chair Neubauer called the Planning Board meeting to order.
- 1. Allow a use that is specifically or by inference prohibited in any zoning district classification,
- 1. Allow a use that is specifically or by inference prohibited in any zoning district classification,
- 1. Family community residences that do not comply with the standards specified in section 110
- 1. Family community residences that do not comply with the standards specified in section 110
- 1. Food establishments without a drive-thru window such as: cafes.
- 1. Food establishments without a drive-thru window such as: cafes.
- 1. Height;
- 1. Height;
- 1. Height;
- 1. Provide off-street parking as specified in chapter 108.
- 1. Provide off-street parking as specified in chapter 108.
- 1. Single-family detached dwellings on individual parcels;
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- 1. Single-family detached dwellings on individual parcels;
- 1. Single-family detached dwellings.
- 1. Single-family detached dwellings.
- 1. That the requested variance maintains the basic intent and purpose of the subject regulations, particularly as it
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- 1. That the requested variance maintains the basic intent and purpose of the subject regulations, particularly as it
- 1. The impervious surface ratio (ISR) shall be no greater than 0.60 (or 60%) of the total parcel
- 1. The impervious surface ratio (ISR) shall be no greater than 0.60 (or 60%) of the total parcel
- 1. The impervious surface ratio (ISR) shall be no greater than 0.60 (or 60%) of the total parcel area.
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- 1. The impervious surface ratio (ISR) shall be no greater than 0.60 (or 60%) of the total parcel area.
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- 1. Transitional community residences.
- 1. Transitional community residences.
- 10. Bed and breakfast inns shall meet the requirements of section 110-41. If off-street parking or
- 10. Bed and breakfast inns shall meet the requirements of section 110-41. If off-street parking or
- 10. CONCRETE
- 11. FOUNDATION
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- 11. Neighborhood corner stores are permitted with the following conditions:
- 11. Neighborhood corner stores are permitted with the following conditions:
- 12. Family community residences that comply with the standards specified in section 110-9.A.
- 12. Family community residences that comply with the standards specified in section 110-9.A.
- 12. STEEL
- 13. Transitional community residences that comply with the standards specified in section 110-9.A.
- 13. Transitional community residences that comply with the standards specified in section 110-9.A.
- 13. WOOD
- 14. City Neighborhood Planning Area District Land Use Map Category
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- 14. City Neighborhood Planning Area District Land Use Map Category
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- 14. ROOF & WALL SHEATHING
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- 14. Recovery communities that comply with the standards specified in section 110-10.A.
- 14. Recovery communities that comply with the standards specified in section 110-10.A.
- 2. 4: 31 p.m. The meeting adjourned .
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- 2. Apply to any provisions for which the code specifically prohibits waiver or modification.
- 2. Apply to any provisions for which the code specifically prohibits waiver or modification.
- 2. Artisan production establishment.
- 2. Artisan production establishment.
- 2. Conform to the landscaping and buffering requirements as specified in chapter 107.
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- 2. Conform to the landscaping and buffering requirements as specified in chapter 107.
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- 2. DESIGN LOADS:
- 2. Duplex; up to two units attached.
- 2. Duplex; up to two units attached.
- 2. Family community residences that comply with the standards specified in section 110-9.A.
- 2. Family community residences that comply with the standards specified in section 110-9.A.
- 2. Family community residences that do not comply with the standards specified in section 110-9.A.
- 2. Family community residences that do not comply with the standards specified in section 110-9.A.
- 2. Have a density no greater than ten dwelling units to the acre.
- 2. That the requested variance is otherwise compatible with the surrounding land uses and would not be
- 2. That the requested variance is otherwise compatible with the surrounding land uses and would not be
- 2. The maximum building footprint per building shall be 4,000 square feet. An exception is made
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- 2. The maximum building footprint per building shall be 4,000 square feet. An exception is made
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- 2. Transitional community residences that do not comply with the standards specified in section
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- 2. Transitional community residences that do not comply with the standards specified in section
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- 2. Yards;
- 2. Yards;
- 2. Yards;
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- 3. All structures shall have a maximum height limitation of 35 feet above base flood elevation (BFE) or crown
- 3. All structures shall have a maximum height limitation of 35 feet above base flood elevation (BFE) or crown
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- 3. Announcements – Disclosures (as applicable) : Board Member Cherry disclosed that she made site visits for
- 3. Announcements – Disclosures (as applicable): Board Member Cherry disclosed that she made site visits for
- 3. Cottage courts that meet the following conditions:
- 3. Cottage courts that meet the following conditions:
- 3. Height: All structures shall have a maximum height limitation of two stories plus an attic story.
- 3. Height: All structures shall have a maximum height limitation of two stories plus an attic story.
- 3. Off-street parking and loading;
- 3. Off-street parking and loading;
- 3. Off-street parking and loading;
- 3. Public and private schools grades K—12.
- 3. Public and private schools grades K—12.
- 3. That the requested variance is consistent with, and in furtherance of, the goals, objectives and policies of
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- 3. That the requested variance is consistent with, and in furtherance of, the goals, objectives and policies of
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- 3. WIND DESIGN CRITERIA
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- 4. Landscaping and buffers;
- 4. Landscaping and buffers;
- 4. Landscaping and buffers;
- 4. Minimum setbacks shall be:
- 4. Minimum setbacks shall be:
- 4. One accessory dwelling unit (ADU) is allowed per lot.
- 4. One accessory dwelling unit (ADU) is allowed per lot.
- 4. Public or noncommercial private recreation.
- 4. Public or noncommercial private recreation.
- 4. Setbacks:
- 4. Setbacks:
- 4. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR LIMITING THE AMOUNT OF CONSTRUCTION LOAD
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- 4. That the plight of the petitioner is due to unique circumstances of the property or petitioner which would
- 4. That the plight of the petitioner is due to unique circumstances of the property or petitioner which would
- 5. Accessory uses or structures as set forth in chapter 110.
- 5. Accessory uses or structures as set forth in chapter 110.
- 5. Have a minimum lot size of 5,000 square feet.
- 5. Have a minimum lot size of 5,000 square feet.
- 5. Minimum lot requirements:
- 5. Minimum lot requirements:
- 5. Public and private schools grades K—12.
- 5. Public and private schools grades K—12.
- 5. Quasi-judicial Proceedings: Chair Neubauer described the procedures for public hearings as shown on the
- 5. Quasi-judicial Proceedings: Chair Neubauer described the procedures for public hearings as shown on the
- 5. Separation of uses;
- 5. Separation of uses;
- 5. Separation of uses;
- 5. That the variance requested is the minimum variance that is necessary to afford relief to the petitioner, while
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- 5. That the variance requested is the minimum variance that is necessary to afford relief to the petitioner, while
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- 6. Have a minimum lot frontage of:
- 6. Have a minimum lot frontage of:
- 6. Lot coverage;
- 6. Lot coverage;
- 6. Lot coverage;
- 6. Public or noncommercial private recreation.
- 6. Public or noncommercial private recreation.
- 6. Public utilities customarily found in residential areas;
- 6. Public utilities customarily found in residential areas;
- 6. Requests :
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- 6. Requests:
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- 6. Residential Future Land Use Map Category
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- 6. Residential Future Land Use Map Category
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- 7. Accessory uses or structures as set forth in chapter 110.
- 7. Accessory uses or structures as set forth in chapter 110.
- 7. Family day care homes pursuant to F.S. § 125.0109.
- 7. Family day care homes pursuant to F.S. § 125.0109.
- 7. Non-Action Item(s)
- 7. Non-Action Item(s)
- 7. Such other provisions of the code which do not specifically prohibit such requests.
- 7. Such other provisions of the code which do not specifically prohibit such requests.
- 8. Public utilities customarily found in residential areas.
- 8. Public utilities customarily found in residential areas.
- 9. Family day care homes pursuant to § 125.0109, Florida Statutes.
- 9. Family day care homes pursuant to § 125.0109, Florida Statutes.
- A. Applicability. Variance requests that satisfy the criteria of section 102-42D. are authorized from the
- A. Applicability. Variance requests that satisfy the criteria of section 102-42D. are authorized from the
- A. Applicability. Variance requests that satisfy the criteria of section 102-42D. are authorized from the
- A. The following bulk regulations shall apply to property zoned Neighborhood Residential (NR):
- A. The following bulk regulations shall apply to property zoned Neighborhood Residential (NR):
- A. The following bulk regulations shall apply to property zoned as R-1:
- A. The following bulk regulations shall apply to property zoned as R-1:
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- B. The city shall not act upon any variance request that would:
- B. The city shall not act upon any variance request that would:
- B. The following uses are allowed in the Neighborhood Residential (NR) zoning district. All other uses
- B. The following uses are allowed in the Neighborhood Residential (NR) zoning district. All other uses
- B. The following uses are allowed in the R-1 zoning district; all other uses are prohibited.
- B. The following uses are allowed in the R-1 zoning district; all other uses are prohibited.
- C. Supplemental application requirements. In addition to the general application requirements, the
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- C. Supplemental application requirements. In addition to the general application requirements, the
- C. The following uses are allowed as a conditional use in the Neighborhood Residential (NR) zoning
- C. The following uses are allowed as a conditional use in the Neighborhood Residential (NR) zoning
- C. The following uses are allowed as a conditional use in the R-1 zoning district:
- C. The following uses are allowed as a conditional use in the R-1 zoning district:
- D. Additional requirements:
- D. Additional requirements:
- D. Variance review criteria ; city action. The planning board shall hold its public hearing and, after
- D. Variance review criteria ; city action. The planning board shall hold its public hearing and, after
- E. In granting any variance, the planning board may prescribe conditions and safeguards intended to mitigate
- E. In granting any variance, the planning board may prescribe conditions and safeguards intended to mitigate
- F. No variance shall supersede or abrogate the requirements of flood damage prevention, or the requirements
- F. No variance shall supersede or abrogate the requirements of flood damage prevention, or the requirements
- a. Permitted uses:
- a. Permitted uses:
- b. Prohibited uses: The selling of firearms/ammunition: bars and nightclubs; pharmacies and
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- b. Prohibited uses: The selling of firearms/ammunition: bars and nightclubs; pharmacies and
- c. Restaurants serving alcohol may be allowed by conditional use permit provided they do not
- c. Restaurants serving alcohol may be allowed by conditional use permit provided they do not
- i. 20 feet from the front parcel line
- i. 20 feet from the front parcel line
- i. 20 feet from the front parcel line.
- i. 20 feet from the front parcel line.
- i. Building heights shall exclude habitable attics and below grade parking.
- i. Building heights shall exclude habitable attics and below grade parking.
- i. Hours of operation shall be limited to 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily, including deliveries and
- i. Hours of operation shall be limited to 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily, including deliveries and
- i. Maximum cottage footprint of 800 square feet per building.
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- i. Maximum cottage footprint of 800 square feet per building.
- i. Minimum lot width of 40' for square, rectangle, and corner lots.
- i. Minimum lot width of 40' for square, rectangle, and corner lots.
- i. Neighborhood corner stores can be either a primary or accessory small-scale neighborhood
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- i. Neighborhood corner stores can be either a primary or accessory small-scale neighborhood
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- i. Professional office and personal services including salons. barber shops,
- i. Professional office and personal services including salons. barber shops,
- i. Setbacks shall be as summarized in Table 104-36.3.A.
- i. Setbacks shall be as summarized in Table 104-36.3.A.
- i. square or rectangular lot: 50 feet
- i. square or rectangular lot: 50 feet
- ii. 20 feet from the rear parcel line
- ii. 20 feet from the rear parcel line
- ii. 20 feet from the rear parcel line.
- ii. 20 feet from the rear parcel line.
- ii. Businesses shall have no more than one illuminated sign, with illumination off after business
- ii. Businesses shall have no more than one illuminated sign, with illumination off after business
- ii. Maximum cottage height of one story plus an attic story
- ii. Maximum cottage height of one story plus an attic story
- ii. Neighborhood corner store uses shall be allowed only on corner lots and subject to a conditional
- ii. Neighborhood corner store uses shall be allowed only on corner lots and subject to a conditional
- ii. Porches may extend up to ten feet into setbacks provided they are at least eight feet deep.
- ii. Porches may extend up to ten feet into setbacks provided they are at least eight feet deep.
- ii. Small-scale grocery or other retail establishments meant to serve the
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- ii. Small-scale grocery or other retail establishments meant to serve the
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- ii. Stories may not exceed 12 feet in height from finished floor to finished ceiling.
- ii. Stories may not exceed 12 feet in height from finished floor to finished ceiling.
- ii. There is no minimum lot size requirement.
- ii. There is no minimum lot size requirement.
- ii. corner: 60 feet
- ii. corner: 60 feet
- iii. 7 feet from the side parcel line.
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- iii. 7 feet from the side parcel line.
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- iii. 7 feet from the side parcel lines
- iii. 7 feet from the side parcel lines
- iii. Heights shall be measured to the eave of the roof or roof deck (if flat).
- iii. Heights shall be measured to the eave of the roof or roof deck (if flat).
- iii. Pedestrian access to businesses should be prioritized with safe, walkable pathways.
- iii. Pedestrian access to businesses should be prioritized with safe, walkable pathways.
- iii. The central court shall be a green space not more than 1/3rd paved, and at least 20' in width
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- iii. The central court shall be a green space not more than 1/3rd paved, and at least 20' in width
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- iii. The maximum setback for a neighborhood corner store is ten feet from both streets with a
- iii. The maximum setback for a neighborhood corner store is ten feet from both streets with a
- iii. cul-de-sac or corner: 20 feet
- iii. cul-de-sac or corner: 20 feet
- iv. 10 feet from road side on corner lots
- iv. 10 feet from road side on corner lots
- iv. Neighborhood corner store buildings are subject to design standards as specified in section
- iv. Neighborhood corner store buildings are subject to design standards as specified in section
- iv. Reference the Panama City Neighborhood District Design Best Practices for recommended
- iv. Reference the Panama City Neighborhood District Design Best Practices for recommended
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- iv. The first finished floor in residential buildings shall be raised a minimum of 24" above the
- iv. The first finished floor in residential buildings shall be raised a minimum of 24" above the
- v. Off-street parking for a neighborhood corner store is discouraged as they are intended to serve
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- v. Off-street parking for a neighborhood corner store is discouraged as they are intended to serve
- vi. The following additional requirements shall apply:
- vi. The following additional requirements shall apply:
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