An Ordinance By The Pasco County Board Of County Commissioners Establishing A Temporary Moratorium (180 Days) On The Submission And Acceptance Of Applications For Conditional Uses, Rezonings, And Comprehensive Plan Amendments Proposing To Increase Multi-Family Entitlements Within The Moratorium Area; Providing For Authority; Legislative Findings Of Fact; Definitions; Moratorium Area; Temporary Moratorium Imposed; Duration Of Temporary Moratorium; And Severability.

53:32We'll move on to P forty five.

53:36Item peak forty five was published in the Tampa Bay Times on March twenty-first, twenty twenty one.

53:45Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Item P forty-five is PDD twenty-one zero three one six.

53:53It is a the first public hearing for an ordinance by the Pasco County Board of County Commissioners establishing a temporary moratorium 180 days on the submission and acceptance of applications for conditional uses. rezoning, and comprehensive plan amendments proposing to increase multifamily entitlements within the moratorium area, providing for authority. Uh legislative findings of fact, definitions, moratorium area. Temporary moratorium imposed. Duration

54:24of temporary moratorium and severability. And of course there is no action required today.

54:31Next slide. So, in short, the Board of County Commissioners on February 9th, 2021, directed the Planning Development Department to draft a temporary moratorium on the submission and acceptance of applications for conditional use permits, rezoning, and comprehensive plan amendments that are proposing to increase multifamily entitlements within the moratorium area, which I'll show a map in a few minutes. In order to determine whether additional regulations are necessary. And this is so that the moratorium is being

55:01uh affected so that the ability we can accurately calculate and determine the true potential for the number of multifamily dwelling units uh within the moratorium area, looking at that particular area and then also looking countywide as well. So during the time of the temporary moratorium. P D will research the current quantity of multifamily dwelling units and entitlements. The current acreage of land zone for multifamily dwelling unit uses, including that acreage having the potential for multifamily dwelling units upon

55:32approval of a conditional use, uh, as well as the potential number of multifamily dwelling units available through existing land use equivalency matrices, which are the we've talked about the uh Mechanisms within MPUDs that enable the land trades between uses. So we'll be taking a look at that during the moratorium area. On April 1st, 2021, the Board of or the local planning agency uh found the proposed ordinance consistent with the comprehensive plan and recommended approval to the Board of County Commissioners.

56:02However, they added uh an additional request that we look into the vacancy rate Uh to the scope of the study during the moratorium. So assess the vacancy rate within the uh

56:15why you're doing the moratorium.

56:17Yeah, in the moratorium area. Uh next slide. I've just went through that. So here's and this is the map of the proposed moratorium area. Roughly speaking, it's fifth State Road 52 on the north, US 41 on the west, State Road 54 on the south. south and over to Bruceby Downs on the east where at you go north, cross over uh at Overpass Road, go up Old Pasco Road, and then the the zigzag

56:48right there at the northeast corner area, let's call it. is the district boundary between Commission District One and Commission District Two.

56:58Where's that boundary?

57:00It would be at the northeast end of the moratorium area. Kind of where it zigzags. If I had a pointer,

57:11I think.

57:13Where we discussed earlier.

57:16Correct.

57:18Right. Right. Excludes District One. Yes. Okay. Next slide.

57:24So no action is required at this time from the Board of County Commissioners. Um this item will be before the Board of County Commissioners for adoption at the May 4, 2021 public hearing. We're at if it were to be approved. it w the moratorium would be retroactive and take effect Beginning April first, twenty twenty one.

57:44Okay. And six months. More toy.

57:48Six months from April first.

57:50From April first. Okay. All right. Did you hear any proof of this item?

57:55I did.

57:56You did? Um So this is a public hearing first public hearing. Um Is anyone at the key well do you have anyone on Webex to speak to this house?

58:09But they were not able to promote him to speak. issues with how he joined the meeting um on WebEx is not allowing us to promote him to speak. You'd have to reconnect, possibly.

58:24Or come back in.

58:25Mm-hmm.

58:27Has he been advised?

58:29I don't believe he's been advised. I maybe someone could chat to him. I would assume he's hearing us. Okay. Can you turn it on and

58:38let him know?

58:38Well someone needs to call the law firm and Tell him how he can get on. Yeah. This is our problem, not Yeah, it's not his. So I would go ahead and take the kiosk at this point and and Okay, is

58:56anyone at the kiosks here to speak to P forty five?

59:10Are they connected? Anyone at the kiocks?

59:19There is nobody at the kiosk for this item.

59:21Okay, thank you. Okay.

59:26So maybe if we can contact this gentleman to speak.

59:34What I would suggest is if you the this is the first public hearing, so if you temporarily pass this, move on to your next items, and then we can come back to it if we can get the speaker

59:48And ability to talk.

3:07:47Did we ever get a hold of the gentleman with uh

3:07:53I understand forty five

3:07:54clerk that he gave up.

3:07:56He gave up, okay. Yes. That's understandable.

3:08:00So

3:08:00can he be allowed to just send an email?

3:08:02Any action on that at all? My understanding is he will come b it'll come back next week to your next hearing. So for purposes of the record, Denise, why don't you

3:08:17That was forty five. Just do the close out of forty five. Where I can do it if I can get up to the

3:08:30Potrzebna. That would that would complete your first public hearing on on the moratorium ordinance. The second hearing will be held on May 4th, 2021, at one thirty or soon thereafter as they may be heard in Dade City.