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Planning & Zoning Commission( Local Planning Agency May 13, 2015 Page 6 Mr. Robert Sparrow, 369 Capron Ash Loop, Casselberry, Florida came forward. Mr. Sparrow questioned the next step in the process for this project. Mr. Woodruff said that this item will go before the City Commission for two (2) public hearings for the entitlement purposes that have been presented at tonight's meeting. He said in regards to a detailed development plan or anything of a conceptual up to a subdivision is predicated on submission of a development proposal from the applicant. He said at this point the City has not received any formal application. Mr. Woodruff said the courtesy notices that were mailed out have his contact information and he suggested the residents contact him regarding any updates on the project. Mr. Henson said that this is a very preliminary step to change it from recreational fields to residential. He said the developer will then submit a plan to the City and that plan will need to meet all the City's requirements. In response to the Commission's question, Mr. Woodruff explained that tonight's meeting is to address the entitlement purposes as to the uses for the property. He said future development plans will require review by the Planning and Zoning Commission. Mr. Woodruff explained that a planned development master plan is a "bubble" plan. He said it is not a detailed site plan or subdivision plan. He said the "bubble" plan provides designation for particular uses within that planned development. In response to the Commission's question, Mr. Woodruff said that this item will be reviewed by the City Commission at two (2) public hearings. He said once a particular subdivision plan is submitted to staff it becomes public record. He said his contact information is provided on the courtesy notice and urged residents to contact him with any questions. Mr. Woodruff said the subdivision plans will require review by the Planning and Zoning Commission and the site will be required to meet all Code requirements. A brief discussion ensued regarding the courtesy notice that was sent to the surrounding property owners and that the residents will have many opportunities to have their questions and concerns addressed during the next phase of this development. Mr. Mark Meyer, CNL Center II at City Commons, 420 S. Orange Avenue, Orlando, Florida came forward. Mr. Meyers said CNL represent the ownership of the 71 acres. He said there is a defined description of the use in the PUD Land Use Table shown on Exhibit B that was included in the staff report and it was also presented in tonight's PowerPoint presentation. A lengthy discussion ensued regarding the access to Tract 1, compliance with the Planned Development