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The Planning and Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of two Sandpiper Bay Resort requests: a land-use map change for about 28.6 acres and a second Planned Unit Development amendment with a Revocable Encroachment Agreement required before site plan approval.
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The board recommended moving forward with two related Sandpiper Bay Resort proposals in Port St. Lucie. One changes the land use classification for about 28.6 acres, and the other updates the project’s development plan, allowed uses, and ownership details. Board members and residents raised concerns about traffic, drainage, lighting, noise, and environmental impacts, and staff said an environmental assessment had been completed and that traffic was not expected to increase. The final step now goes to City Council, and the PUD amendment includes a condition that the applicant must sign a Revocable Encroachment Agreement before site plan approval.
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