A proposed 60-unit townhouse complex on the south end of Amelia Island will be reviewed Tuesday by the Nassau County Development Review Committee.
The project is on four parcels totaling 7.4 acres adjacent to Stewart Avenue, just east of A1A. The property is just south of The Enclave at Summer Beach neighborhood.
Kevin Martin Realty of Jacksonville is the listed agent for the applicant Ocean Gardens Amelia Land Trust. The application was filed on Oct. 11.
The property is zoned residential single family and would require a rezoning of residential townhouse by the Nassau County Commission.
The project is named Ocean Garden Townhomes.
The Development Review Comittee meeting will start at 9 a.m. Tuesday and be held at 96135 Nassau Place, Yulee, FL 32097 in the Commissioners’ chambers and recorded by the Clerk’s office.
A video live stream and recording of the meeting can be watched in real time or afterwards on this page: https://www.nassauclerk.com/watch-meetings/ The Recording will begin at 9 a.m. The county suggests viewers refresh their web browsers if the recording does not begin automatically.
Because the Nassau County Land Development Code prohibits public comment during this technical review meeting per Section 5.07 B(3), the county encourages the public to watch the meeting at the watch-meetings link.
The proposed complex drawings (below) were submitted with the application.
Stop rezoning! It will put the island on life-support and the money needed to resuscitate it will be long gone in the developer's pocket.
Now that's MEGA density! When will it stop? At least b it's in the county, not downtown Fernandina Beach.
I'm against rezoning to allow more building density. How many single homes is it zoned for? How are we going to solve storm water flow to prevent flooding. Furthermore, more traffic.