Zoning Amendment (Consent) – Pasco Town Center MPUD Master Planned Unit Development – PTC Boyette, LLC – A Rezoning Request from an AC Agricultural and C-2 General Commercial Zoning Districts to an MPUD Master Planned Unit Development District to Allow the Development of 4,000,000 Square Feet of Industrial/Support, 725,000 Square Feet of Office, 400,000 Square Feet of Retail, 300 Hotel Rooms, and 3,500 Residential Dwelling Units on Approximately 966.87 Acres

1:20:50On P72, yes. Yes. Um do we have to read it into the record? We already kind of did. Okay, so

1:20:59Public comment.

1:21:00Is there anyone here who wishes to speak to P seventy two?

1:21:04We have no one signed up in the room. Mr. Park, do you have any other further comments?

1:21:13Thanks, Cory. Now I have to unmute. Hold on. You're on the same story, different verse. When the I-75 interchange at that development, they need to split it. You know, if the road the westbound lanes were behind the pilot. Uh Truck's done. If you all don't put that in the wording, this never happens.

1:21:39Well that's it. That's pr that's that's gonna be a separate project. That's gonna be uh a big development back there. Yeah. I don't I think that that road is also done already. Right? Very well. Okay.

1:22:00Mr. Two.

1:22:01Mr. Two, the applicant is coming to the microphone.

1:22:04Joel to two and associates again and I have been sworn I was remiss last time. Sorry. Uh also represent uh the applicant who's the property owner, Pasco Town Center. Again, State Road 52 and I-75 of course are F D O T controlled facilities. Uh that interchange has already been constructed. Uh we have to comply with the F D O T, you know, design requirements. But with that said, The applicant, Mr. Bowles previously, Mr. Corbella now

1:22:35and your transportation department have been very active in working with DOT to come up with the access points east of the interchange so that it can facilitate not only Pasco Town Center. but also Flying J and also the new project North Um of 52 that you referred to. So everyone is collaborating. They form basically a task force to try to get uh DOT to approve uh a better way of access on and

1:23:05off from fifty two east of that interchange.

1:23:08And is that resolved?

1:23:09Uh we think it's very close to being resolved and the good news is thanks to the input from your county administration and all the different stakeholders, it seems to be headed in what all the parties think is the right direction at DOT. Great.

1:23:25Okay.

1:23:26So it's again it's out of our control other than we're trying to get it done, you know, the best way for the county and the projects.

1:23:33Well while Mr. Two's here I got I need clarification 'cause it came to my attention that Um somehow in that project of Pasco Town Center they were changed the name of McHenry Road to Boyette. Um I can't tell you how many calls and how many emails I got from McKenvury families. They

1:23:52didn't want it named. Yeah, let's confirm that again. That came up at Planning Commission, as you know, and we confirmed that there. Pasco Town Center was not trying to rename McKendry. The problem is it's on the long range the county's long range transportation plan. that McKendry will become boy at Uh but we received an edict from the county administrator's office that that will continue to be McKendrie Road. So we stated that on the record. Obviously we're gonna call it what the county calls tells us to call it, and we've been told to call

1:24:22it McKendrie. We love McKendry. We're gonna call it McKendrie. Well that makes my citizens very much. Well it keeps all those it keeps all those people from having to change their address up.

1:24:37Right. But yes, sir will be McKendry and we've asked our engineers and planners to please label it McKendry on everything so people don't get Upset. Okay. Thank you.

1:24:48Okay, if there's no more comments. It's to the board on this wonderful project. All in favor? Aye. Opposed. Okay. That's a big one.