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- PC8 conditional use 185-foot monopole wireless tower
Denise portion of the property. However, that information is inaccurate. We did check with the Trails Blueways folks, and at this time the Orange Belt Trail Draft Alignment does not run along the subject park parcel. It actually the draft alignment shows it about two miles east along Ramsey Road. This is the site plan showing the overall compound and to the right side it shows what the monopole tower will look like with outside antennas. The Land Development Code requires applicants provide photo simulations of basically they float a balloon up in the air and then they transpose where what the tower would look like on the property. So the first photo simulation is a view looking southwest, which is at the intersection of Ruffing Road and Roberts Barn Road. So it shows existing without the tower and proposed. you just see the the top of the the monopole. The second view is looking southwest
- PC8 conditional use 185-foot monopole wireless tower
Denise So the facility is uh being proposed within a 6,400 square foot fence compound area which is located in north-central Pasco County in the North Market area and the northeast Pasco County rural area and it's on the north side of St. Joe Road approximately one-half mile west of Roberts Barn Road. It's generally where it's located in the county. This slide shows the existing zoning district, which is AR Agricultural Residential. Also the zoning districts to the east and west are AR Agricultural Residential, as is the zoning district to the south. To the north you have AC Agricultural Districts. The future land use classifications are Res1 to the east, to the west, to the south, with AG to the north. This slide shows the access and shows where the actual tower is being proposed within the property, which is approximately 140 feet from the property line facing St. Joe Road. So the access to the overall site is from St. Joe Road and it will be provided through a 30-foot access and utility easement on the property. This is the context map. There's not much context to provide, however. Um it isn't your finding of fact the Our trail map does show the Orange Belt Trail running along the western
- PC8 conditional use 185-foot monopole wireless tower
Several speakers Good afternoon, I'm Matt Tanaya John. Nine thirty-five Main Street, Suite C four, Safety Harbor, Florida, three four six nine five. Uh just as a point of order, I did request additional time for my presentation today. Okay. As you heard, I come before you today with staff and county engineering consultant recommendations of approval for 185-foot-tall Monopol style communication tower upon parcel 302421, a block of four zeros, 01400, 0010 office St. Joe Road. I'm showing you in all maps I show you today, up will be north unless I state otherwise. I'm currently showing you a property appraiser aerial of the area around the parent parcel. And I have applied an orange arrow pointing to where the model pole would be located. In this map, you can see a line, you can see St. Joe Road. moving uh kind of zigzagging through like curving its way from east to west um through the map as your primary um as your primary landmark and then of course you have the right-of-way Orange Belt Railway.
- PC16 Verizon wireless facility conditional use on Saint Joe Road
Several speakers So you can see St. Joe Road here running east and west and it curves off. It comes up north. You have the old Orange Belt Railway right of way. You have Roberts Fault Road off to the east. You can also see the Orange Grove portion of this land. This is an overall ranch with orange groves and pasture land and some mag buildings further north. And what we've done is we've moved from the orange grove over to um the pasture land, which was something that was discussed extensively by the uh commission earlier at the um June meeting. And this is just another arrow pointing to the approximate location of the communication tower as it is proposed today. This is just your zoning. We're still AR zoning. We are still Residential One Development Year. This is allowable throughout your county in these different um jurisdictions in these different zoning districts because this is really a support use for what's going on out there. This is a monopole style communication tower as one support pole, no guy wires
- tree preservation workshop Planning Commission requested
Grey Well the reason just as a historical perspective, the reason that we get we're into this place is because when the rapid development started here in n in the sixties, it was because we had a big freeze and it killed all the oranges. And so w w what did we have? We had a acres and acres and acres of dead orange trees. So you come in and you build homes on those trees and that was an the an alternative to replanting, which it was just too expensive to do at the time. So You th now where you have some of those orange trees you have forest and so we're going in and instead of there being dead orange trees, there are beautiful trees there that we're just ripping out. And I just think it honestly, I think Miss C had some pretty good ideas, uh, as far as designating tr certain trees that unless you have a you know, a compelling reason to remove the tree, you just can't
- PC8 conditional use 185-foot monopole wireless tower
Several speakers uh off to the west. Roberts Vault Road is off Roberts Barn Road is off to the east of Maine, and then you have Swift Road that was mentioned off to the west. This is a closer view. And as you can, I'm going to apply the arrow again just to show the approximate location. As you can see the Mama Pole will be located within Orange Grove on the parent property. This is part of an overall Orange Grove and Ranch property. And then as you move out towards the houses that are further away, most of those are ranchette size on properties that have trees that on or near them. And here's my closest aerial. My nearest house is located off to the uh west, and it is uh 1.2 times tower height separation to the west. I've applied the orange arrow pointing to the approximate location of the monopole, the house you can see located off to my west. So to the north is the orange grove and then the ag buildings attendant to The Orange Grove and Ranch, and then you have wetlands on the parent parcel. To the south is our St. Joe Road, then