Victory for the Hammock as County Rejects More Intense Commercial Development on A1A Parcels
The Flagler County Commission rejected a proposal to rezone Hammock property along State Road A1A to more intensive commercial uses.
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The Flagler County Commission rejected a proposal to rezone Hammock property along State Road A1A to more intensive commercial uses.
Hammock Harbour, the controversial plan for a 240-boat dry-storage facility, is moving forward, and the parcel is up for sale for $5 million.
Residents' comments opposing the Land Development Code amendment were intertwined with criticisms of the proposed boat storage facility that had motivated it.
The decision is the latest development in a community debate over a proposed boat storage facility in the Hammock area.
A rendering of the Hammock Harbor redevelopment proposed for the 4 acres next to Hammock Hardware. The building would be larger than the White House or the proposed Sheriff’s Operations Center in Bunnell. The 240-boat storage facility proposed for a 4-acre parcel on the Intracoastal in the Hammock two years ago ran into its latest setback tonight as the county planning board refused to define the facility as a marina, as its developer wants to do–not yet, anyway. The board, in a unanimous vote directed the county administration to draft an ordinance that would define the word “marinaâ€...