Fletcher Oaks Subdivision: Leon County Application Review Meeting--April 3, 2019Leon County Department of Development Support and Environmental Management has scheduled an "application review meeting" for Fletcher Oaks Subdivision Type “B” Concept Plan Approval (CPA) Track on Wednesday, April 3, 2019 at 1:30. The meeting will be at the Renaissance Center--2nd floor conference room at 435 N. Macomb St.
The application proposes to develop a 21.41 +/- acre parcel as a 99-lot single-family detached subdivision. The project will be reviewed through the Type “B” Concept Plan Approval (CPA) Track which requires a conceptual Environmental Impact Analysis (EIA) to be reviewed concurrently with the site plan. Subsequent to site plan and EIA approval, an Environmental Management Permit (EMP) is required prior to any development occurring on the property. Development Services Contact: Anna Day (daya@leoncountyfl.gov) March 4th meeting with the countyMr. Outland, Taylor, Ryan and myself met with Mr. Charles Wu P.E., Director of Engineering Services, Leon County Public Works and two of his staff (Ms. Theresa Heiker, Mr. Charlie Schwartz) regarding issues or questions we had about the developments on the east side (The Retreat on Mahan, Avery Park, Green Acres and Fletcher Oaks, as well as the Camellia Oaks on Buck Lake). The primary purpose was to address community concern regarding additional storm water, possible future flooding and Pedrick Pond as a result of numerous high density developments. Below are the meeting issues, questions, and responses from Mr. Wu (in blue).
From: Gerry Miller <gerrymiller2@embarqmail.com> Sent: Monday, March 4, 2019 9:02 PM To: Charles Wu <WuC@leoncountyfl.gov> Subject: County Storm Water Meeting: Charles Wu, Theresa Heiker, Charlie Schwartz, John Outland, Terry Ryan, Jim Taylor-March 4th @ 2:00; 2208 Miccosukee Good Afternoon… First, I would like to thank you for the time you spent with us to discuss the recent developments in the Buck Lake community and Pedrick Pond. As we were tying up the meeting, Mr. Wu mentioned a couple of things that might be worked on over the next couple of weeks and I’ve included a few matters we would like you to consider:
The most important issue the Buck Lake community is concerned with is the County’s responsibility of the maintenance and dredging of Pedrick Pond, chiefly in anticipation of the new developments going online in the very near future. The Buck Lake Alliance (BLA) would like to remove some of the pressure your office is feeling from those concerned over the flooding of Pedrick Pond. If you could please provide us the scheduled, or anticipated, date of maintenance on Pedrick Pond we will be happy to share the news with our members and neighbors. Please do not hesitate to contact me as additional opportunities appear for BLA to support your efforts moving forward. Again, thank you for meeting with us and listening to our concerns. Gerry Miller, President The Buck Lake Alliance ISSUES/QUESTIONS GOING INTO THE MEETING
Adopted by the Leon County Commission 1-22-19: Strategic Initiatives to advance adopted Strategic Plan Priority (EN1 – Protect the Quality and Supply of our Water):
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