Martin County

File #: 23-0813   
Type: Departmental Status: Agenda Ready
In control: Board of County Commissioners
On agenda: 6/6/2023 Final action:
Title: COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LAND USE ANALYSIS
Attachments: 1. DRAFT Martin County Commercial & Industrial Vacant Land Analysis 5-19-23.pdf, 2. Approved Commercial and Industrial Land Analysis.pdf, 3. Commercial and Industrial Analysis - June 6, 2023 - Final ppt.pdf

PLACEMENT: Departmental

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COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LAND USE ANALYSIS

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:

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The 2023 draft report updates the inventory of commercial and industrial lands in Martin County.

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DEPARTMENT: Growth Management                     

PREPARED BY:                      Name: Samantha Lovelady, AICP                     

                     Title:                     Principal Planner                     

REQUESTED BY: Paul Schilling, Growth Management Department Director                                          

 

PRESET:   2:00 PM

PROCEDURES: None                     

 

BACKGROUND/RELATED STRATEGIC GOAL:

 

Goal 4.10 and Goal 4.11 of the Martin County Comprehensive Growth Management Plan (CGMP) require the County to “provide for adequate and appropriate sites” for commercial and industrial land uses to serve the needs of the County’s anticipated residents and visitors.

 

In addition to the goals cited above, Policy 4.7C.4 states:

Policy 4.7C.4. Inventory of commercial and industrial lands. Martin County shall continue to refine its inventory of commercial and industrial lands in accordance with the policies cited in Policy 15.3D1. 

 

The attached report provides updated information to implement Goals 4.10. and 4.11., and Policy 4.7C.4., quoted above. The 2016 report, attached, only included unincorporated areas of Martin County and at that time Indiantown was not incorporated.  As stated in the attached report, “the incorporated areas are included in the analysis to provide a wholistic overview of where the developed and vacant commercial and industrial lands exist.”

 

The report can be used by the Board of County Commissioners when determining the need for more commercial and industrial land.

 

The attached 2023 report may also be used as data and analysis for the upcoming Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR).

 

ISSUES:

 

The attached report is made up of three parts. Part I shows the amount of acreage developed as commercial and industrial uses. Part II provides an inventory of vacant commercial and industrial parcels. Part III is an analysis of the need for commercial and industrial uses for the projected population.

 

The attached report was produced by Metro Forecasting Models (MFM), who specializes in forecasting future growth and the capacity of the land. David Farmer, from MFM, will present the 2023 Commercial and Industrial Land Analysis.

 

LEGAL SUFFICIENCY REVIEW:

 

This item has been reviewed for legal sufficiency to determine whether it is consistent with applicable law, has identified and addressed legal risks, and has developed strategies for legal defensibility.

 

RECOMMENDED ACTION:

 

RECOMMENDATION

Move that the Board approve the 2023 Commercial and Industrial Land Analysis.

 

ALTERNATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS

Provide staff direction.

 

FISCAL IMPACT:

 

RECOMMENDATION

Staff time.

                     

ALTERNATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS

Staff time.

 

DOCUMENT(S) REQUIRING ACTION:

Budget Transfer / Amendment                      Chair Letter                                                               Contract / Agreement

Grant / Application                                          Notice          Ordinance                     Resolution

Other:  Commercial and Industrial Land Analysis   

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