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PDD-21-2088

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Heard once, at the Planning Commission on Dec 10, 2020.

No final outcomeThe minutes show no disposition for any appearance of this case. That is a gap in the record, not a decision.

Official title

VARIANCE REQUEST (CONSENT) - Pasco Ranch Inc/Floor & Decor - Increase in the Maximum Allowable Sign Structure Area for Walls Signage from 150 Square Feet to 442.74 Square Feet on the South Building Elevation in an MPUD Master Planned Unit Development District - South Central Pasco County - On the North Side of Sierra Center Boulevard, Approximately 1,400 Feet East of Grand Cypress Drive - Containing a One-Story 79,926 Square- Foot Retail Building REREFENCES: VARNCE-2020-00015

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    Planning CommissionPC2Public hearingNo disposition in the minutes
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    Denise

    Following item is PC2. Um that item is PDD 212088. It's a variance request for Pasco Ranch Inc. floor and decor for an increase in the maximum allowable sign structure area for wall signage from 150 square feet to 442.74 square feet on the South Building Elevation in a Master Plan Unit Development District. This item comes to you with with a recommendation of approval with conditions as included in your agenda packet. and um the uh applicant

    is virtually present.

    Christopher B. Poole

    Okay. Does the applicant wish to speak on this item?

    Denise

    The applicant is available for any questions you may have.

    Christopher B. Poole

    Is there anyone else here to or anyone else present to comment on this item?

    Denise

    We have no one at the kiosk nor have we received any emails or letters or anything to be read into the record today.

    Christopher B. Poole

    Okay. Any other comment up here? If not, I think we'll go ahead and move on to PC three.