5. PUBLIC FORUM: Time permitted, public comments shall be limited to items on the
agenda and shall not exceed two minutes. Please be courteous and respectful of the
views of others. Personal attacks on Committee/Board members, City staff or
members of the public are not allowed and will be ruled out of order by the Chair.
Chair Wallace opened and closed public forum.
6. OLD BUSINESS:
A.
3095 Howland Blvd. - Culvers - DRC Approval for the Final Site Plan
Jonathan Knight spoke regarding Final Site Plan application SP24-0012, for a Culvers
restaurant and drive thru. The application was received by City Staff on July 9, 2024, with
the sufficiency letter issued on July 12, 2024. After three rounds of review by the
Development Review Committee, staff found the Final Site Plan compliant with all
standards established in Section 75-4 of the City of Deltona Land Development Code. Mr.
Knight recommended the Development Review Committee to approve and accept the
Culvers Final Site Plan Application number SP24-0012, based on the following condition:
1. The applicant shall address all requirements of Volusia County related to ingress/egress
on Howland Boulevard prior to receiving a Certificate of Occupancy.
Motion by Jessica Entwistle, seconded by Leigh Grosvenor to approve
the Culvers at 3095 Howland Boulevard with the condition stated in the
development order. The motion carried unanimously.
7. NEW BUSINESS:
A. 1689 N Normandy Blvd - Gas Station - Pre-Application Meeting
Applicant, Keith Haugdahl, explained the gas station would have a total of eight (8) fuel
pumps.
Alternate Entwistle advised the applicant on parking and landscaping requirements.
Member Grosvenor discussed the need for a fire hydrant to be installed and space
regarding drive aisles.
Chair Wallace spoke about ingress/egress for the site. She recommended that the
entrance and exit on Normandy Boulevard be as far south from the Saxon/Normandy
intersection as possible.
Discussion occurred regarding utility permits.
Chair Wallace advised the applicants to be diligent in mitigating potential storm water
issues and a tree survey would be required.