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[130 King Street; case HP2026-0055] Design approval for new building and site features at 130 King Street, part of a larger redevelopment plan. Applicant Marquis Latimer + Halback, Inc. for owners Donna R. & Scott G. Wendler. Case number HP2026-0055. [132 King Street; case HP2026-0056] Design approval for new building and site features at 132 King Street, part of a larger redevelopment plan. Applicant Marquis Latimer + Halback, Inc. for owners Donna R. & Scott G. Wendler. Case number HP2026-0056. [134 King Street; case HP2026-0057] Design approval for new building and site features at 134 King Street, part of a larger redevelopment plan. Applicant Marquis Latimer + Halback, Inc. for owner Wendler Properties III, LLC. Case number HP2026-0057. [136 King Street; case HP2026-0058] Design approval for new building and site features at 136 King Street, part of a larger redevelopment plan. Applicant Marquis Latimer + Halback, Inc. for owners Donna R. & Scott G. Wendler. Case number HP2026-0058. [King Street Rights-of-Way; case HP2026-0054] Review of proposed designs for King Street improvements. Applicant Marquis Latimer + Halback for owner City of St. Augustine. Case number HP2026-0054.
- Board:
- Corridor Review Committee
- Date:
- 2026-08-06
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 130 King Street
- Applicant:
- Marquis Latimer + Halback, Inc.
PZB Agenda - August 4, 2026
The City of St. Augustine Planning and Zoning Board met on August 4, 2026. Three items related to Conservation Overlay Zone 3 were continued or addressed. Item 5a, PZB2026-0055, involving Lukaj & Oriola Aleksander at San Carlos Ave / PID #191930-0020, was continued from July 7, 2026, to approve the removal of significant trees. Items 5b and 5c, both with case numbers PZB2026-0062 and PZB2026-0063 respectively, involve applicant Ryan Carter (c/o Carter Environmental Services) and owner Toll Southeast LP Company Inc. PZB2026-0062 at 1033 Pantano Dr seeks approval for the removal of significant trees and significant tree canopy. PZB2026-0063 at 970 Pantano Dr also seeks approval for the removal of significant trees and significant tree canopy. A discussion and recommendation regarding updates to tree protection and tree canopy language in Chapters 11 and 25 was also on the agenda.
- Board:
- Planning and Zoning Board Meeting - Agenda Coming Soon
- Date:
- 2026-08-04
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Continued (PZB2026-0055), Not stated for PZB2026-0062 and PZB2026-0063 as they are listed for approval.
- Address:
- San Carlos Ave / PID #191930-0020, 1033 Pantano Dr, 970 Pantano Dr
- Applicant:
- Lukaj & Oriola Aleksander, Ryan Carter (c/o Carter Environmental Services)
Agenda - City Commission July 27, 2026
The City Commission meeting on July 27, 2026, included several agenda items relevant to contractors and trades. Key decisions involved zoning changes at 65 Lewis Boulevard (1.23 acres, Abandoned PUD to RGO), 69 Lewis Boulevard (9.07 acres, Abandoned PUD to RGO for upland, Open Land for waterward), and 18 and 20 Spring Street (0.51 acres, Residential Low Density to Residential Medium Density, and a separate zoning designation change). An ordinance to amend the Parking Code regarding Shared Parking was also presented. Additionally, a resolution to update the Planning and Building Department's fee schedule, including Planning application and Building permit fees, was on the agenda. A resolution granting an Ad Valorem Tax Exemption for a historic property at 66 Saragossa Street was also noted. Public comment details were not specified for these agenda items.
- Board:
- City Commission Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-27
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Items presented for second reading or first reading; resolutions for updating fees and granting tax exemption.
- Address:
- 65 Lewis Boulevard; 69 Lewis Boulevard; 18 and 20 Spring Street; 66 Saragossa Street
- Applicant:
- A. Skinner, Planning and Building Director
Agenda - City Commission July 27, 2026
The City Commission is considering Resolution 2026-16 to grant an ad valorem tax exemption for a historic property at 66 Saragossa Street. The property, a contributing building to the Model Land Company National Register Historic District, underwent rehabilitation work consistent with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation. The Historic Architectural Review Board (HARB) reviewed and recommended the exemption. The exemption applies to the increase in property taxes resulting from qualified improvements for ten years, starting January 1, 2027, and expiring December 31, 2036. The property owners are Krista Ahmad, Justin Ahmad, and Andrew Varacalli. The total cost of work was $854,324.67, with $695,844.67 for historic renovation and $158,480.00 for a new rear addition and covered porch. Exterior renovation constituted 26.69% of the total cost.
- Board:
- City Commission Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-27
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Approved (Resolution to grant ad valorem tax exemption)
- Address:
- 66 Saragossa Street
- Applicant:
- Krista Ahmad, Justin Ahmad, and Andrew Varacalli (Owners)
CRA Agenda 07.27.26
The City of St. Augustine Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) met on July 27, 2026. The agenda included a preliminary budget review for FY 2027, a presentation on Francis Field Improvements, and a proposal for St. Mary's Fumigation. No decisions were made on these items as they were for discussion and presentation.
- Board:
- Community Redevelopment Agency
- Date:
- 2026-07-27
- Type:
- Agenda
CRA Packet 07.27.26
The City of St. Augustine Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) met on July 27, 2026. Key agenda items included a preliminary budget review for FY 2027, a presentation on Francis Field improvements, and a proposal for fumigation services at St. Mary's Church. The FY 2027 preliminary budget includes allocations for Tax Increment Financing (TIF) funds from the City and St. Johns County, grants, and interest earned, with significant portions designated for debt service (Visitor Information Center and Parking Garage), professional services (Cordova Street Design & Future Construction, Downtown Masterplan, Francis Field Improvement Plan, Infrastructure Improvements), and various CRA-specific projects in the Historic Area CRA (HACRA), Lincolnville CRA (LCRA), and West City CRA (WCCRA). The Francis Field Improvement Presentation focused on two conceptual designs (A and C) for park upgrades, incorporating feedback from stakeholders and event organizers. The St. Mary's Fumigation Proposal addressed a termite infestation at Greater St. Mary’s Missionary Baptist Church, a recently completed $1.2 million preservation project, with a recommendation to proceed with fumigation services by Rivers Pest Control Service, Inc. for $8,500 to protect the investment.
- Board:
- Community Redevelopment Agency
- Date:
- 2026-07-27
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Applicant:
- City of St. Augustine Community Redevelopment Agency
HARBagenda071626FINAL
[98 St. George Street; case HP2026-0045] Somerfield Construction Services LLC, applicant for Columbia Restaurant of Sarasota, Inc. (owner), seeks a Certificate of Appropriateness for the installation of new rooftop mechanical equipment at 98 St. George Street. The meeting date is July 16, 2026. [74 King Street; case HP2026-0048] Flagler College, Inc., applicant and owner, seeks a Certificate of Appropriateness to install a new glass entry door system at 74 King Street. The meeting date is July 16, 2026. [264 St. George Street; case HP2026-0041] Brock Fence, applicant for Central Southern Construction Services, LLC (owner), requested a continuance for HP2026-0041 to August 20, 2026. The original application is for modification of a previously approved Certificate of Appropriateness (HP2025-0074) to increase an approved 12-foot gate width at 264 St. George Street. [69 St. George Street; case HP2026-0046] Shoreland Home Builders, LLC, applicant for The French Connection, L.L.C. (owner), seeks a Certificate of Appropriateness to increase the height of an existing delivery gate at 69 St. George Street. The meeting date is July 16, 2026. [168 Avenida Menendez (69 Marine Street); case HP2026-0053] Pure Energy Electrical Services LLC, applicant for Paul Thompson (owner), seeks a Certificate of Appropriateness to install a new generator and propane tank with associated screening at 168 Avenida Menendez (69 Marine Street). The meeting date is July 16, 2026. [62 Spanish Street & 59 Hypolita Street; case HP2026-0049] Ember & Iron LLC, applicant for Claude L & Kristina G Weeks (owner), seeks a Certificate of Appropriateness for modifications to a previously approved application (2014-0127) at 62 Spanish Street & 59 Hypolita Street. The modifications include fenestration changes, construction of a trellis, and alteration of structures and courtyard space along Calle Sita for the installation of new mechanical equipment. The meeting date is July 16, 2026. [0 Palm Row; case HP2026-0040] Karen Cowart Design Associates, Inc., applicant for Presser Properties LLC (owner), seeks an Opinion of Appropriateness for the construction of a new 2-story residential structure with associated site and landscape features on a vacant lot at 0 Palm Row (PID: 1994200010) within the Historic Preservation-One (HP-1) zoning district. This item was continued from June 18, 2026. The meeting date is July 16, 2026. [54 Water Street; case HP2026-0047] Roofology Roofing Inc., applicant for Oullette Family Trust (owner), seeks a Certificate of Demolition and Partial Demolition for a residential building constructed c. 1872-1885 at 54 Water Street. The project includes partial demolition and replacement of existing metal roofing with metal roofing of a different design. The building contributes to the Abbott Tract National Register Historic District. The meeting date is July 16, 2026. [62 Fullerwood Drive; case HP2026-0044] 62 Fullerwood LLC, applicant and owner, seeks a Certificate of Demolition and Partial Demolition for a residential building constructed c. 1955 at 62 Fullerwood Drive. The project includes partial demolition and replacement of existing roof material with a new material of a different design. The building contributes to the Fullerwood Park Residential National Register Historic District. The meeting date is July 16, 2026. [13 Saragossa Street; case HP2026-0051] Les Thomas, Architect, applicant for Carol Lopez Bradshaw and Albert & Virgina Bradshaw (owner), seeks a Certificate of Demolition and Partial Demolition for a residential building constructed c. 1878-1885 at 13 Saragossa Street. The project includes partial demolition of the residential building with modifications to fenestration patterns, front porch, and roof form in conjunction with a rehabilitation project, and demolition of a detached shed/garage for replacement with new. The building contributes to the Model Land Company National Register Historic district. The meeting date is July 16, 2026. [40 S. Dixie Highway; case HP2026-0043] Camryn Grace LLC, applicant and owner, seeks a Certificate of Demolition and Partial Demolition to demolish a commercial (originally residential) building constructed c. 1885-1894 at 40 S. Dixie Highway. The building is recorded in the Florida Master Site File and is not located in a district. The meeting date is July 16, 2026. [7 Saragossa Street; case HP2026-0022] A & O Builders, applicant for True Real Estate Investments, LLC (owner), seeks an after-the-fact Certificate of Demolition and Partial Demolition for a residential building constructed c. 1917-1924 at 7 Saragossa Street. The project involves wholesale replacement of windows in a different design and fenestration changes. The building contributes to the Model Land Company National Register Historic District. This item was continued from April 16, 2026, following a denied application (HP2025-0087). The meeting date is July 16, 2026. [7 Aviles Street; case HP2026-0037] KRB Construction, LLC, applicant for SAR 2020 Partners LLC (owner), requested a continuance to August 20, 2026, for HP2026-0037. The application is to demolish a building constructed c. 1885-1888 at 7 Aviles Street. The building is recorded in the Florida Master Site File, contributes to the St. Augustine National Register Historic District, and is within the Historic Preservation-Two (HP-2) zoning district. This follows an emergency demolition of structurally unsound portions approved by the City Building Official. The meeting date is July 16, 2026. [1 Cordova Street; case HP2026-0032] Verizon Wireless, applicant for City of St. Augustine (owner), seeks a Certificate of Appropriateness for the installation of cellular equipment on the exterior of existing parking garage stairwell towers at 1 Cordova Street. This item was continued from May 21, 2026. The meeting date is July 16, 2026.
- Board:
- Historic Architectural Review Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-16
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Requested Continuance to August 20, 2026
- Address:
- 98 St. George Street
- Applicant:
- Somerfield Construction Services LLC
Agenda - City Commission July 13, 2026
This document is a City Commission Meeting agenda for July 13, 2026. It includes several items for discussion and potential action, including ordinances, resolutions, and board vacancies. Notably, there are several zoning and future land use designation changes proposed for Lewis Boulevard and Spring Street, with specific acreages and proposed changes listed. Additionally, there are notifications regarding vacancies on various city boards, including the St. Augustine Police Officers' Retirement System Board of Trustees. Public comment is allowed for general matters and items not requiring a separate public hearing.
- Board:
- City Commission Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-13
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Tentatively scheduled for second reading on July 27, 2026
- Address:
- 65 Lewis Boulevard, 69 Lewis Boulevard, 18 and 20 Spring Street
- Applicant:
- A. Skinner, Planning and Building Director (for zoning changes)
Agenda - City Commission July 13, 2026
[65 Lewis Boulevard, 69 Lewis Boulevard, 18 and 20 Spring Street; case Ordinance 2026-15, Ordinance 2026-16, Ordinance 2026-17, Ordinance 2026-18] City of St. Augustine City Commission meeting on July 13, 2026. Agenda items include ordinances for amending vehicles for hire and franchises, revising routes for animal-drawn vehicles, and zoning/future land use changes. Several ordinances are tentatively scheduled for second reading on July 27, 2026, including zoning amendments at 65 Lewis Boulevard (1.23 acres, Abandoned PUD to RGO), 69 Lewis Boulevard (9.07 acres, Abandoned PUD to RGO for upland, Open Land for waterward), and 18 and 20 Spring Street (0.51 acres, Residential Low Density to Residential Medium Density for future land use, and zoning amendment). Public comment section is available for general comments or agenda items not requiring a separate public hearing.
- Board:
- City Commission Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-13
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Tentatively scheduled for second reading on July 27, 2026 (for CA.2 items)
- Address:
- 65 Lewis Boulevard, 69 Lewis Boulevard, 18 and 20 Spring Street
- Applicant:
- A. Skinner, Planning and Building Director (for zoning/land use changes)
Agenda - City Commission July 13, 2026
[65 Lewis Boulevard; 69 Lewis Boulevard; 18 and 20 Spring Street; case Ordinance 2026-15; Ordinance 2026-16; Ordinance 2026-17; Ordinance 2026-18] The City Commission is considering several ordinances for second reading on July 27, 2026. These include amendments to zoning designations and future land use. Ordinance 2026-15 proposes changing approximately 1.23 acres at 65 Lewis Boulevard from Abandoned PUD to Residential General Office (RGO). Ordinance 2026-16 involves approximately 9.07 total acres at 69 Lewis Boulevard, rezoning upland acres to RGO and waterward acres to Open Land (OL). Ordinance 2026-17 and 2026-18 both concern approximately 0.51 acres at 18 and 20 Spring Street, with 2026-17 amending the Future Land Use from Residential Low Density to Residential Medium Density, and 2026-18 amending the Zoning Designation. [case Ordinance 2026-10; Ordinance 2026-11; Resolution 2026-10] Ordinance 2026-10, concerning amending the Vehicles for Hire (Chapter 27) Ordinance, is scheduled for second reading on July 13, 2026. Ordinance 2026-11, amending the Franchises (Chapter 14) Ordinance, is also scheduled for second reading on July 13, 2026. Resolution 2026-10, to revise and establish routes for animal-drawn vehicles in St. Augustine, requires a public hearing. This document outlines regulations for animal-drawn vehicle franchises in the City of St. Augustine, Florida. It details requirements for applicants, including business plans, background checks, and proof of valid driver's licenses. It specifies operational rules such as fare posting, designated loading/unloading zones, insurance mandates (with different levels for Tier One and Tier Two vehicles), driver qualifications (including background checks and identification badges), and prescribed routes. The document also sets forth strict guidelines for animal care, including health standards, rest periods, and safety during operation, as well as equipment maintenance for the vehicles. Penalties for violations range from warnings and fines to suspension or revocation of franchises. A maximum of 15 medallions are allowed city-wide, with a limit of 5 per franchise. Franchise agreements are for up to 20 years for Tier One and 10 years for Tier Two. This document contains sections of a city ordinance detailing regulations for sightseeing motor vehicles and animal-drawn vehicles. It covers driver conduct, route approvals, franchise fees, insurance requirements, vehicle maintenance, and penalties for violations. Specific sections address animal welfare, including health standards, rest periods, and heat guidelines. The document also includes a memorandum regarding a vacancy on the Board of Trustees for the St. Augustine Police Officers’ Retirement System. [case ORD 2024-31/102824] This document pertains to the St. Augustine Police Officers Retirement System, Board of Trustees. It details the board's authorization, number of members (five), term lengths (four years), appointment process, qualifications (not stated), duties (general administration and management of the retirement system), attendance policy (removal by majority vote of the Commission after notice and hearing), and meeting schedule (quarterly on the 4th Wednesday of February, May, August, and the 3rd Wednesday of November). It also notes a vacancy expiring 9/30/2028 for one position on this board. Additionally, it mentions an ordinance (ORD 2024-31/102824) that amends Chapter 20, Section 20-223, extending term limits for Board of Trustees members from 2 to 4 years. Consultants involved include Thomas H. Jensen from Gabriel, Roeder, Smith & Company (GRS).
- Board:
- City Commission Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-13
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Tentatively scheduled for second reading
- Address:
- 65 Lewis Boulevard; 69 Lewis Boulevard; 18 and 20 Spring Street
- Applicant:
- A. Skinner, Planning and Building Director
Agenda - Special City Commission Budget Workshop July 13, 2026
This document is an agenda for a Special City Commission Meeting Budget Workshop focused on Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Assumptions. It includes general public comments and a discussion on the Revenue Manual. No specific development projects, zoning changes, or contractor opportunities are detailed.
- Board:
- Special City Commission Meeting (Budget Assumptions)
- Date:
- 2026-07-13
- Type:
- Agenda
Agenda - Special City Commission Budget Workshop July 13, 2026
This document is a City of St. Augustine City Commission Special Meeting Budget Workshop agenda for July 13, 2026, focusing on Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Assumptions. It details various revenue sources for the city, including ad valorem taxes, franchise fees from utilities (FPL, Natural Gas, Sightseeing Vehicles), utility taxes, communication services tax, state revenue sharing, half-cent sales tax, local option gas tax, building permits and fees, permit review fees, fire assessment fees, rents and royalties, metered parking fees and fines, short-term rental permits, and proprietary fund revenues from water, sewer, stormwater, solid waste, marina, and visitor information center operations. The document outlines the description, legal authority, authorized uses, and fiscal capacity for each revenue stream, projecting revenues for multiple fiscal years. It does not contain specific project proposals for contractors but provides financial context for city operations and potential future revenue streams.
- Board:
- Special City Commission Meeting (Budget Assumptions)
- Date:
- 2026-07-13
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Applicant:
- City of St. Augustine City Commission
PZB Agenda - July 7, 2026 - AMENDED
[78 Sanford St, 111 Washington St, San Carlos Ave, 198 W King St, 212 W King St, W King St, 39 N Ponce De Leon Blvd, 1006 Pantano Dr; case PZB2026-0040, PZB2026-0059, PZB2026-0055, PZB2026-0056, PZB2026-0057] The Planning and Zoning Board is meeting on July 7, 2026. Several items are on the agenda, including variances for properties at 78 Sanford St and 111 Washington St, and the removal of significant trees within Conservation Overlay Zones at San Carlos Ave (PID #191930-0020), 198 W King St / PID #111200-0000, 212 W King St / PID #111220-0000, W King St / PID #111225-0000, 39 N Ponce De Leon Blvd / PID #111225-0120, and 1006 Pantano Dr. The board will also review the Planning and Building Department fee schedule and discuss a proposed shared parking code amendment.
- Board:
- Planning and Zoning Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-07
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 78 Sanford St, 111 Washington St, San Carlos Ave, 198 W King St, 212 W King St, W King St, 39 N Ponce De Leon Blvd, 1006 Pantano Dr
- Applicant:
- Brandy Holland, James G. Whitehouse, Esq. (c/o St. Johns Law Group), Lukaj & Oriola Aleksander, Tim O'Reilly (c/o PRIME AE), Ryan Carter (c/o Carter Environmental Services)
PZB Packet - July 7, 2026
[78 Sanford St; case PZB2026-0040] The Planning and Zoning Board considered a variance request for 78 Sanford St. The applicant, Brandy Holland, and owners Annie Jensen & Brandy Holland, sought approval for variances to rear and side yard setback requirements and maximum lot coverage. The board continued the item from the June 2, 2026 meeting to the July 7, 2026 meeting for further information. Discussions included the demolition of a previously existing building, the size of a new building (500 sq ft with a 70 sq ft exterior pad), placement three feet from the property line, and the need for an accurate survey. Concerns were raised about justification and hardship, and the difficulty of approving after construction had started. The applicant was advised on required documents for approval. [111 Washington St; case PZB2026-0059] The Planning and Zoning Board considered a variance request for 111 Washington St. Applicant James G. Whitehouse, Esq. (c/o St. Johns Law Group) and owner Tommy Ribeiro Santiago (c/o Gilza Investments LLC) sought approval for variances to front and side yard setback requirements. The document does not state the decision or key dates for this item. [San Carlos Ave; case PZB2026-0055] The Planning and Zoning Board considered a request for Conservation Overlay Zone Development at San Carlos Ave. Applicants and owners Lukaj & Oriola Aleksander sought approval for the removal of significant trees within Conservation Overlay Zone 3. The document does not state the decision or key dates for this item. [198 W King St / 212 W King St / W King St / 39 N Ponce De Leon Blvd; case PZB2026-0056] The Planning and Zoning Board considered a request for Conservation Overlay Zone Development at multiple King Street addresses and N Ponce De Leon Blvd. Applicant Tim O'Reilly (c/o PRIME AE) and owner Barry Broudy (c/o Broudy Bros LTD) sought approval for the removal of significant trees within Conservation Overlay Zone 3. The document does not state the decision or key dates for this item. [1006 Pantano Dr; case PZB2026-0057] The Planning and Zoning Board considered a request for Conservation Overlay Zone Development at 1006 Pantano Dr. Applicant Ryan Carter (c/o Carter Environmental Services) and owner Toll Southeast LP Company Inc sought approval for the removal of significant trees and significant tree canopy within Conservation Overlay Zones 2 & 3. The document does not state the decision or key dates for this item. [118 Lamego Lane; case PZB2026-0041] The Planning and Zoning Board approved a variance for 118 Lamego Lane. Applicant and owner Elizabeth Naiburg sought approval for a variance to the rear yard setback requirement. The board confirmed that the rear of the property would likely not be developed due to adjacency to green space and difficulty in developing behind the property. They also confirmed no platted buffer and advised the applicant to work with the HOA. The variance was approved to reduce the rear yard setback from the required ten feet to five feet for a proposed screen enclosure around a swimming pool. [141 Menendez Road; case PZB2026-0043] The Planning and Zoning Board approved a variance for 141 Menendez Road. Applicants and owners Morgan & Amanda Nivens sought approval to increase the maximum square footage of a guest house. Public comment from Donna Dove strongly supported the application as an example of families staying together and providing care. The board discussed potential future use concerns but found no detriment to the public. The variance was approved to increase the maximum allowed square footage of a guest house from 500 sq ft to 650 sq ft. [161 Riberia Street; case PZB2026-0051] The Planning and Zoning Board approved a variance for 161 Riberia Street. Applicant James St. George and owner Riberia Outpost LLC sought approval for variances to side and rear yard setback requirements for a proposed screen enclosure over a swimming pool. The board discussed the property's fill and grade to diminish flooding, and the addition of slate chips to mitigate dirt runoff. The variance was approved based on the current site plan including a 4.8 ft side setback and a 5.4 ft rear setback. [82 Washington Street; 84 Washington Street; 86 Washington Street; case PZB2026-0042] The Planning and Zoning Board approved multiple requests for 82, 84, and 86 Washington Street. Applicants Paul & Rebecca Morris sought a use by exception for a theater, commercial entertainment facility, and special event venue; for the sale of alcoholic beverages (under 14% ABV); and for off-site parking. They also sought a variance to reduce the number of required off-street parking spaces and a variance to the front yard setback. Public comments supported the proposal, noting it would address a long-standing blight and preserve the area's history. Conditions included limiting outdoor music to acoustical only with a time limit, and a food truck during operating hours. The decision approved the use by exception requests and variance requests, reducing parking from 17 to 6 spaces plus 1 ADA space, and reducing the front yard setback to zero. [230 West King Street; case PZB2026-0050] The Planning and Zoning Board approved multiple requests for 230 West King Street. Applicant Sarah Ryan (c/o Sarah Ryan Architect) and owners Donna and Cope Thomas sought a variance to side yard setback requirements, a reduction in required off-street parking spaces, and a use by exception for off-site parking. The board noted the need for a second means of egress from the second floor and that the requested parking reduction was consistent with the area. The decision approved a variance to reduce the side setback from five feet to seven inches, a variance to reduce parking from nine to six spaces, and a use by exception for two off-site parking spaces at the Broudy Lot (212 West King Street). [500 Anastasia Boulevard; case PZB2026-0031] The Planning and Zoning Board approved the removal of significant trees at 500 Anastasia Boulevard. Applicant Matthew H. Lahti, P.E. (c/o Gulfstream Design Group, LLC) and owner City of St. Augustine sought approval for the removal of significant trees within Conservation Overlay Zones 2 & 3. The project is for a new fire station, with public safety cited as the reason for tree removal. Concerns were raised about the number of trees to be removed and the mitigation plan. The decision approved the removal of four significant trees, with a commitment to incorporate cedar trees into the mitigation plan and increase the caliper of replacement trees. [404 Riberia Street; case PZB2026-0039] The Planning and Zoning Board approved the removal of one significant tree at 404 Riberia Street. Applicant Tom Bartlett (c/o DCCM) and owner Doug West (c/o Alliance Marine Co) sought approval for the removal of a significant tree within Conservation Overlay Zones 2 & 3. The board found no negative impact to the public for the removal of the tree. [1018 Pantano Drive; case PZB2026-0046] The Planning and Zoning Board approved the removal of a significant tree at 1018 Pantano Drive. Applicant Ryan Carter (c/o Carter Environmental Services) and owner Toll Southeast LP Company Inc sought approval for the removal of a significant tree within Conservation Overlay Zone 2 & 3 because it was growing into the proposed house. The board commended the applicant for working to save trees and noted that while there were negative tree credits for this specific project, the overall subdivision had ample credits. The decision approved the removal of the tree. [958 Pantano Drive; case PZB2026-0047] The Planning and Zoning Board approved the removal of significant trees at 958 Pantano Drive. Applicant Ryan Carter (c/o Carter Environmental Services) and owner Toll Southeast LP Company Inc sought approval for the removal of significant trees within Conservation Overlay Zone 3. The board commended the applicant for working to save trees, noting that the location of the proposed house had shifted, saving a 36-inch Live Oak, and that a proposed tree well would ensure the tree's survival. The decision approved the removal of significant trees. [818 Pantano Drive; case PZB2026-0048] The Planning and Zoning Board approved the removal of eight significant trees at 818 Pantano Drive. Applicant Ryan Carter (c/o Carter Environmental Services) and owner Toll Southeast LP Company Inc sought approval for the removal of significant trees within Conservation Overlay Zones 2 & 3. The board requested that the applicant only remove necessary trees, acknowledging that the lot required additional fill, which created a challenge for saving trees. The decision approved the removal of eight significant trees. [910 Pantano Drive; case PZB2026-0049] The Planning and Zoning Board approved the removal of significant trees at 910 Pantano Drive. Applicant Ryan Carter (c/o Carter Environmental Services) and owner Toll Southeast LP Company Inc sought approval for the removal of significant trees and tree canopy within Conservation Overlay Zones 2 & 3. The board noted that the trees proposed for removal were within the footprint of the house and driveway, and that the applicant had made efforts to save trees, including the use of tree wells. The decision approved the removal of significant trees. [18 Spring Street and 20 Spring Street; case PZB2026-0053] The Planning and Zoning Board recommended a future land use plan map amendment, rezoning, and use by exception for 18 and 20 Spring Street. Applicant Habitat for Humanity of St. Johns County, Inc. and owner St. Luke Alpha and Omega Pentecostal Church of Florida sought to change the future land use from Residential Low Density to Residential Medium Density, rezone from RS-2 to RG-1, and approve a use by exception for a business office. Public comment supported the application but raised concerns about future users and traffic. The board recommended approval with conditions, including that the property revert to its original zoning if Habitat for Humanity no longer uses the space, and that the use be limited to not-for-profit office uses.
- Board:
- Planning and Zoning Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-07
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Continued
- Address:
- 78 Sanford St
- Applicant:
- Brandy Holland
Special Magistrate Agenda 7.1.26
This document is an agenda for the City of St. Augustine Special Magistrate Code Enforcement meeting on July 1, 2026. It lists multiple code enforcement hearings, including New Violation Hearings, Fine Assignment Hearings, Fine Reduction Hearings, Lien Hearings, and Compliance Hearings. The agenda details case numbers, applicant/owner names, addresses, relevant code chapters and sections, and the nature of the violation or issue. No decisions or public comments are detailed within this agenda itself, as it is a notice of upcoming hearings.
- Board:
- Special Magistrate Hearing
- Date:
- 2026-07-01
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Not stated (this is an agenda for upcoming hearings, not a record of decisions made).
- Address:
- Multiple addresses listed: 28 Rollins Ave, 218 San Marco Ave, 16 Myrtle Ave, 23 Lovett St, 30 S Leonardi St, 10 Pacific St, 6 Hopkins St, 83 Weeden St, 120 Arrendondo Ave, 7 Saragossa St, 14 Myrtle Ave, 25 Sevilla St, 340 Charlotte St, S Ponce De Leon Blvd.
- Applicant:
- Multiple applicants/owners listed: RTC Smart & Construction LLC, Falcon Eduardo Torres, Thrive Chiro Holdings LLC, Diaz Rebecca Et Al, Diaz Lourdes Caridad, Pugh Emily S, Peterson R L, R ohrer GloriaJean Peterson Dee Ann Harvey Lori Peterson Lee Peterson Todd Peterson-Golde Amy Enos Shawna, Legacy Portfolio Holdings LLC, Dinnan Richard, Baker Kellen Et Al, Irons Matthew, Ktn Property Management LLC, True Real Estate Investments LLC, Corbitt Carol Lee, Ortiz Joseph A Et Al, Bunch John L, Ortiz Joseph, HD Kirms Living Trust, Kirms Harry W Ill, Kirms Devon Brooke, Sebastian Harbor Villa Condo, Phillips Gary C.
Special Magistrate Agenda Packet 7.1.26
[28 Rollins Ave; case CE2025-0365] RTC Smart & Construction LLC is cited for CE2025-0365 at 28 Rollins Ave for requiring permits under Ch. 8 Sec. 8-608. [218 San Marco Ave; case CE2025-0520] Thrive Chiro Holdings LLC is cited for CE2025-0520 at 218 San Marco Ave for registration under Ch. 28 Sec. 28-146. [16 Myrtle Ave; case CE2025-0535] Rebecca Et Al Diaz and Lourdes Caridad Diaz are cited for CE2025-0535 at 16 Myrtle Ave for registration under Ch. 28 Sec. 28-146. [23 Lovett St; case CE2025-0546] Emily S Pugh is cited for CE2025-0546 at 23 Lovett St for registration under Ch. 28 Sec. 28-146. [30 S Leonardi St; case CE2025-0591] Peterson R L, Rohrer Gloria Jean, Peterson Dee Ann, Harvey Lori, Peterson Lee, Peterson Todd, Peterson-Golde Amy, and Enos Shawna are cited for CE2025-0591 at 30 S Leonardi St for unlawful conditions under Ch. 19 Sec. 19-3. [10 Pacific St; case CE2026-0311] Legacy Portfolio Holdings LLC is cited for CE2026-0311 at 10 Pacific St for registration under Ch. 28 Sec. 28-146. [6 Hopkins St; case CE2025-0561] Richard Dinnan is cited for CE2025-0561 at 6 Hopkins St for registration under Ch. 28 Sec. 28-146. [83 Weeden St; case CE2026-0283] Kellen Et Al Baker and Matthew Irons are cited for CE2026-0283 at 83 Weeden St for registration under Ch. 28 Sec. 28-146. [120 Arredondo Ave; case CE2025-0505] Ktn Property Management LLC is cited for CE2025-0505 at 120 Arredondo Ave for certain growth and conditions prohibited under Ch. 19 Sec. 19-4. [7 Saragossa St; case CE2026-0216] True Real Estate Investments LLC is cited for CE2026-0216 at 7 Saragossa St for requiring permits under Ch. 8 Sec. 8-608. [83 Weeden St; case CE2026-0286] Kellen Et Al Baker and Matthew Irons are cited for CE2026-0286 at 83 Weeden St regarding the effect of Ordinance No. 2010-24 on RS-1 and RS-2 short term rentals under Ch. 28 Sec. 28-155. [14 Myrtle Ave; case CE2024-0467] Carol Lee Corbitt is cited for CE2024-0467 at 14 Myrtle Ave for certain growth and conditions prohibited under Ch. 19 Sec. 19-4. [25 Sevilla St; case CE2025-0594] Joseph A Et Al Ortiz, John L Bunch, and Joseph Ortiz are cited for CE2025-0594 at 25 Sevilla St for engaging in business without a receipt and failure to comply under Ch. 17 Sec. 17-72. [340 Charlotte St; case CE2026-0287] HD Kirms Living Trust is cited for CE2026-0287 at 340 Charlotte St regarding the effect of Ordinance No. 2010-24 under Ch. 28 Sec. 28-155. [S Ponce De Leon Blvd; case CE2026-0290] Sebastian Harbor Villa Condo is cited for CE2026-0290 at S Ponce De Leon Blvd for requiring permits under Ch. 8 Sec. 8-608.
- Board:
- Special Magistrate Hearing
- Date:
- 2026-07-01
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Address:
- 28 Rollins Ave
- Applicant:
- RTC Smart & Construction LLC
Agenda - City Commission June 22, 2026
[65 Lewis Boulevard; case Ordinance 2026-15] Ordinance 2026-15 proposes amending the zoning designation of approximately 1.23 acres at 65 Lewis Boulevard from Abandoned PUD to Residential General Office (RGO). [69 Lewis Boulevard; case Ordinance 2026-16] Ordinance 2026-16 proposes amending the zoning designation of approximately 9.07 total acres at 69 Lewis Boulevard. The upland acres will be rezoned from Abandoned PUD to Residential General Office (RGO), and the waterward acres will be rezoned to Open Land (OL). [18 and 20 Spring Street; case Ordinance 2026-17] Ordinance 2026-17 proposes amending the Future Land Use Designation of approximately 0.51 acres at 18 and 20 Spring Street from Residential Low Density to Residential Medium Density. [18 and 20 Spring Street; case Ordinance 2026-18] Ordinance 2026-18 proposes amending the Zoning Designation of approximately 0.51 acres at 18 and 20 Spring Street. [St. Augustine and St. Johns County] The Legacy Community Team is proposing the 'Park Bench History Project' to honor individuals who shaped St. Augustine and St. Johns County. The project involves adding life-sized bronze statues seated on park benches. The goal is to add two statues each year over the next four years, totaling ten. The project is seeking financial support through various tiers (Immortal, Founder, Legend, Icon, Star, Supporter). Specific individuals and groups mentioned as potential honorees include Martin Luther King, Jr., Minorcan families, Sisters of St. Joseph, Franklin Smith, Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings & Zora Neale Hurston, Ray Charles, St. Augustine Four, and Francisco Menendez. Troy Blevins is the contact person.
- Board:
- City Commission Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-22
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Presentation for review and consideration
- Address:
- 65 Lewis Boulevard
- Applicant:
- Legacy Community Team (Presenter: Troy Blevins)
Agenda - City Commission June 22, 2026
[65 Lewis Boulevard; 69 Lewis Boulevard; 18 and 20 Spring Street; case Ordinance 2026-15; Ordinance 2026-16; Ordinance 2026-17; Ordinance 2026-18] Ordinance 2026-15 proposes amending the zoning designation of approximately 1.23 acres at 65 Lewis Boulevard from Abandoned PUD to Residential General Office (RGO). Ordinance 2026-16 proposes amending the zoning designation of approximately 9.07 total acres at 69 Lewis Boulevard from Abandoned PUD to Residential General Office (RGO) for upland acres and Open Land (OL) for waterward acres. Ordinance 2026-17 proposes amending the future land use designation of approximately 0.51 acres at 18 and 20 Spring Street from Residential Low Density to Residential Medium Density. Ordinance 2026-18 proposes amending the zoning designation of approximately 0.51 acres at 18 and 20 Spring Street. These ordinances are scheduled for first reading.
- Board:
- City Commission Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-22
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Scheduled for first reading
- Address:
- 65 Lewis Boulevard; 69 Lewis Boulevard; 18 and 20 Spring Street
- Applicant:
- A. Skinner, Planning and Building Director
HARB Minutes 061826
[66 Saragossa Street, 76 Abbott Street, 130 St George Street, 172 Cordova Street, Units 11 & 12, 314 St. George Street, 0 Palm Row, 153 Washington Street, 7 Saragossa Street, 7 Aviles Street, 1 Cordova Street; case HP2025-0029, HP2026-0034, HP2026-0011, HP2026-0031, HP2026-0038, HP2026-0040, HP2026-0039, HP2026-0022, HP2026-0037, HP2026-0032] The Historic Architectural Review Board met on June 18, 2026. Several applications were reviewed for Certificates of Appropriateness and Demolition. Key decisions included approvals for historic preservation tax exemptions, storefront replacements, and partial demolitions, with some applications continued for further details. Public comment was minimal, with no opposition voiced on most items.
- Board:
- Historic Architectural Review Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-18
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Approved, Continued, Recommended
- Address:
- 66 Saragossa Street, 76 Abbott Street, 130 St George Street, 172 Cordova Street, Units 11 & 12, 314 St. George Street, 0 Palm Row, 153 Washington Street, 7 Saragossa Street, 7 Aviles Street, 1 Cordova Street
- Applicant:
- Justin and Krista Ahmad, Moorhouse Construction, LLC, Duncan Dailey, Tri-State Builders & Remodeling LLC, Don Crichlow, Karen Cowart Design Associates, Inc., BCR, Inc., A&O Builders, KRB Construction, LLC, Verizon Wireless
HARBagenda061826FINAL
[66 Saragossa Street; case HP2025-0029] Certificate of Appropriateness for a Historic Preservation Ad Valorem Tax Exemption for a residential building constructed c. 1904-1910. The project involves elevation and exterior/interior rehabilitation. The building contributes to the Model Land Company National Register Historic District. [76 Abbott Street; case HP2026-0034] Certificate of Appropriateness for a Historic Preservation Ad Valorem Tax Exemption for a residential building constructed c. 1886-1894. The project involves proposed rehabilitation. The building contributes to the Abbott Tract National Register Historic District. [130 St. George Street; case HP2026-0011] Certificate of Appropriateness to replace an existing storefront with a new system and install a handicap access ramp at 130 St. George Street. [172 Cordova Street, Units 11 & 12; case HP2026-0031] Requesting continuance to August 20, 2026, for a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a new two-story wrap-around deck on the south end of the building at 172 Cordova Street, Units 11 & 12, visible from the Historic Preservation-One (HP-1) zoning district. [314 St. George Street; case HP2026-0038] Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a new addition on the west elevation of the building at 314 St. George Street, with associated fenestration changes on the north and west elevations. [0 Palm Row; case HP2026-0040] Opinion of Appropriateness to construct a new 2-story residential structure with associated site and landscape features on a vacant lot at 0 Palm Row within the Historic Preservation-One (HP-1) zoning district. [153 Washington Street; case HP2026-0039] Certificate of Demolition and Partial Demolition for partial demolition of a residential building constructed c. 1917-1924 at 153 Washington Street. This includes removal and replacement of existing metal panel roofing material with new metal panels of a different design. The building contributes to the Lincolnville National Register Historic District. [7 Saragossa Street; case HP2026-0022] After-the-fact Certificate of Demolition and Partial Demolition for a residential building constructed c. 1917-1924 at 7 Saragossa Street. This includes wholesale replacement of windows in a different design and fenestration changes. The building contributes to the Model Land Company National Register Historic District. A previous application (HP2025-0087) was denied. [7 Aviles Street; case HP2026-0037] Certificate of Demolition and Partial Demolition to demolish a building constructed c. 1885-1888 at 7 Aviles Street. The building contributes to the St. Augustine National Register Historic District and is within the Historic Preservation-Two (HP-2) zoning district. This follows an emergency demolition of structurally unsound portions. [1 Cordova Street; case HP2026-0032] Requesting continuance to July 16, 2026, for a Certificate of Appropriateness to install cellular equipment on the exterior of existing parking garage stairwell towers at 1 Cordova Street.
- Board:
- Historic Architectural Review Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-18
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Continued from March 19, 2026
- Address:
- 66 Saragossa Street
- Applicant:
- Justin and Krista Ahmad
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