Commissioner LoCastroEx parte Items – Commissioner Rick LoCastro
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8.A. *** This Item to be heard no sooner than 1:00 p.m. *** FCC Beach & Yacht, LLC,
filed an appeal of Official Interpretation INT-PL20210000943 that food trucks are
permitted uses in the Commercial Convenience District (C-2) and Commercial
Intermediate District (C-3) Zoning Districts. [PL20210002121], (Companion to
items 8B & 8C) (District 4, All Districts)
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8.B *** This Item to be heard no sooner than 1:00 p.m. *** FCC Beach & Yacht, LLC,
filed an appeal of the administrative approval of the Site Development Plan
SDPPL20200001903, pursuant to Code of Laws and Ordinances Section 250-58,
which authorized the development of a food truck park in the Commercial
Intermediate District (C-3) Zoning District. The subject properties are located at
300, 320, 322 Capri Boulevard and 218 Kon Tiki Drive in Section 32, Township 51
South, Range 26 East, Collier County, Florida. [PL20210001944], (Companion to
items 8A & 8C) (District 1)
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8.C *** This Item to be heard no sooner than 1:00 p.m. *** Paul M. Grider and Tametha
Grider, as trustees of the Grider Revocable Living Trust filed an appeal of Official
Interpretation INT-PL20210000943 that food trucks are permitted uses in the
Commercial Convenience District (C-2) and Commercial Intermediate District
(C-3) Zoning Districts to clarify that the Official Interpretation is not site specific
but applies County-wide to all properties designated within the C-2 and C-3
Zoning Districts. [PL20210002241] (Companion to items 8A & 8B) (District 1)
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CONSENT AGENDA
Ex parte Items – Commissioner Rick LoCastro
COLLIER COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AGENDA
OCTOBER 12, 2021
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16.A.5 This item requires that ex parte disclosure be provided by Commission
members. Should a hearing be held on this item, all participants are required to
be sworn in. Recommendation to approve for recording the final plat of Euclid
Estates (Application Number PL20200002589) approval of the standard form
Construction and Maintenance Agreement and approval of the amount of the
performance security. (District 2)
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16.A.6. This item requires that ex parte disclosure be provided by Commission
members. Should a hearing be held on this item, all participants are required to
be sworn in. Recommendation to approve for recording the amended final plat
of SkySail - Phase One, (Application Number PL20210000065) approval of the
standard form Construction and Maintenance Agreement and approval of the
amount of the performance security. (District 5)
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SUMMARY AGENDA
NONE.
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Martha S. Vergara
From:Alan Crum <alan@outbacksportyards.com>
Sent:Monday, October 11, 2021 9:55 AM
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Subject:Re: Celebration Food Truck Park's Negative Impact on the Surrounding Neighborhood
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Thanks Rick , ya Penny Taylor flat out refuses to respond, so we are on our own , guess I’ll get a lawyer and open up the
can of worms
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Subject: RE: Celebration Food Truck Park's Negative Impact on the Surrounding Neighborhood
Alan
As I stated in a previous email to you… I share your concerns. The approval of Celebration Park
predated my taking office… but I would have had MANY concerns.
I hear you and have heard many of the same complaints.
Celebration Park actually resides in District 4… Commissioner Penny Taylor's District.
I will ensure she gets this email.
…Rick
RICK LOCASTRO
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From: Alan Crum <alan@outbacksportyards.com>
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Good Afternoon Commissioner LoCastro,
Residents of the neighborhood in which Celebration Park operates have been voicing concerns over the amplified sound
from the venue for years. And for years we have been told the establishment has a permit allowing them to amplify
sound at the level in which they are.
We went through the proper channels to order sound surveys only to find out that the management was informed of
the surveys prior to them being conducted, providing them the opportunity to turn the sound down to maintain levels
that wouldn’t exceed the allowable limits.
Upon passing the test, the sound was amplified again at levels that exceed limits.
Residents have worn out the non‐emergency line at the Sheriffs office, week after week, logging disturbing the peace
and/or public nuisance violations. The deputies continue to tell us that all they can do is ask the venue to turn the sound
down. Sometimes they do, for a song or two, and sometimes they blatantly ignore the request altogether.
This issue is one that should be scrutinized by the community as a whole. Although only directly affecting the
neighborhood in which the venue operates, it truly is a situation that should horrify and terrify everyone. A situation
where proper channels of review were circumnavigated and voices not given the chance to be heard. It is affecting the
daily quality of life of the residents who are subjected to this amplified sound week after week. We are suffering in the
homes that we have lived in for decades. The bass from the amplified music at the venue is played so loudly that it
thumps through the walls of our homes. We are forced to turn on fans, turn the volume up on our televisions and even
to buy sound machines to get our babies to sleep at night. The 10PM noise curfew is not helping our grandchildren who
have 7PM bedtimes and can sing the words of the songs they are playing at Celebration Park from inside of their
bedrooms, over a block away from the venue.
We have asked Celebration Park management to come inside of our homes to hear this for themselves, and they
decline.
We have asked to see the permit that enables them to amplify their music at this level and we are told by the deputies
that it is not in their jurisdiction to do so.
We are told to bring the issue up with code enforcement but code enforcement is not open during the hours in which
the sound is being amplified at these levels.
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We should have had a say in this matter before this permit was even submitted for review. We are the human beings
who LIVE in this neighborhood and have lived here peacefully and happily for years and years. It is a travesty that we
were not taken into consideration when this request for a permit slid across someone’s desk three years ago. This is an
open air venue, with no walls or a roof, broadcasting amplified music 52 weeks of the year feet away from residential
homes. We are subjected to essentially an outdoor music concert, every single day, within the walls of our homes.
After reviewing the Collier County Code of Laws and Ordinances legal document, it is clear that the original amplified
sound permit [#PL20180003242 dated 9‐26‐2018] is missing crucial pieces of information from the form.
There is no mention of the number of loudspeakers or the amplified devices to be used. However, when asked to
identify sound and method, the applicant filled in “Non‐Amplified Acoustic Sound”. So it seems Celebration Park LLC
paid $300.00 for an amplified sound permit that allows them to use Non‐Amplified Acoustic sound.
This leads us to the conclusion that Celebration Park has been operating illegally for the entirety of the three years it has
been open to the public. By law and common courtesy to the neighbors, the venue should not be allowed to amplify
sound effective immediately.
A mistake has been made and now is the time those involved should morally take responsibility. If they wish to apply for
a new permit, they are free to do so after a public hearing in which the residents of this neighborhood can voice their
concerns over what we have been experiencing as a result of this venue for the last three years.
Regards,
Alan Crum
2663 Becca Avenue
Naples, FL 34112
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Subject:Isles of Capri Food Truck Park SDP - PL20200001903
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Dear Commissioner LoCastro,
Noel J. Davies, Esq., represents the above‐referenced property owner regarding the approval of a site development plan
for a food truck park.
Mr. Davies would like to please schedule a meeting with you to discuss this matter next week. Please let me know your
availability and if you prefer an in‐person meeting or phone call.
Thank you,
Catherine
Catherine Louise, Land Use Paralegal
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Martha S. Vergara
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Sent:Wednesday, August 4, 2021 4:37 PM
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Subject:FW: Further clarification of the food truck park
Attachments:Isle of Capri Food Truck Park Site Plan Approved.pdf
Commissioner LoCastro,
The monetary contribution associated with the SDP is not to the Conservancy, it is to Conservation Collier, a division
within the Collier Public Services Department. This process is authorized by LDC section 3.05.07.H1.f. Off‐site vegetation
retention. This section allows a development to provide for their on‐site preserve, off‐site when the required preserve is
under ½ acre and not considered viable as a functional preserve. The applicant can choose either to provide land or the
monetary equivalent. In this instance This process is available to all developments that meets the stated criteria. The
applicant was held to the standards adopted within the LDC.
Here's the specifics of the approved SDP that you requested Sir.
This is the calculations for the 5,995 square foot facility that was approved within the site plan (attached). As you can
see, 1,728sq.ft. for food truck pads; 1,204sq.ft. for bathrooms and gift shop; and 3,063 sq.ft. of restaurant seating areas,
split between three levels.
Hours of operation 7am to 10pm , with outdoor music permitted between 12pm and 10pm, which is subject to the
County’s noise ordinance.
As far as proximity to adjacent residential uses the following chart provides that relationship.
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The parking is provide is 86 spots required and 103 spots required.
Here is the land use summary for the entire 2.21 acres or 96,268 square foot project.
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All of these call outs are taken from page 5 of the attached SDP.
Respectfully,
Mike
Michael Bosi, AICP
Collier County Zoning Director
239‐252‐1061
239‐877‐0705
From: LoCastroRick <Rick.LoCastro@colliercountyfl.gov>
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To: BosiMichael <Michael.Bosi@colliercountyfl.gov>
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Subject: Re: Further clarification of the food truck park
Mike
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We might have used historical data to approve this… But I think the decision made a few years back was the wrong one…
And we now continue to follow bad practices.
I and many others feel this will go down as one of the worst decisions on Isles of Capri in a long time. It doesn’t take a
rocket scientist to know this project doesn’t fit, it’s too large for the space, it’s going to create safety, traffic, and noise
problems that I’ll be getting calls on for years to come.
I don’t believe we did our homework. I don’t believe we did our due diligence. And I believe we let the applicant bully
and convince us of what he wanted causing a very strange reversal of decision by the County.
What I need to know now concerning the decision our County has made is exactly what we have approved, what the
footprint will look like, size, scope, etc.… So I can explain this ridiculous decision and try to “sell it”
as part of being a County team member… But I’m embarrassed to do it.
Unless you send me something that shows he scaled down his initial project by 90%… Which I know isn’t true because
he’s bragging about the large operation “we“ have approved… We will be fighting problems and complaints on this
project for quite a while… maybe even lawsuits.
Definitely get ready for the challenge from Mr. Yovanovich… as well as a host of complaints and grievances from citizens
who I think know more about Isles of Capri than our staff does.
In order to get this project approved I would expect the applicant had to submit specific details that we approved
concerning the size and scope of his project. Citizens tell me he’s bragging about “9 food trucks“ and a host of other
things. So at this point please send me something that outlines EXACTLY at this point what he’s proposing. I realize
there are still multiple steps left in refinement… But what did we give the green light to exactly?
…Rick
RICK LOCASTRO
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On Aug 4, 2021, at 7:32 AM, BosiMichael <Michael.Bosi@colliercountyfl.gov> wrote:
Commissioner LoCastro,
As far as moving forward. Since the appeal has not been filed yet, as of right now, if the
applicant wanted to schedule their pre‐construction meeting he could move forward with the
pre‐con and submitting any building permits, but only after meeting the stipulations of
approval for the SDP. It should be noted that the 3 stipulations of approval: donation provided
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to Conservation Collier (they have not received as of yet), a right‐of‐way permit (they have not
applied yet), and approval from Marco Island Utilities (not sure where this stands since it’s an
outside entity). So until these conditions are satisfied he could not move forward. Once, the
appeal is filed, we would not process the application beyond its current stage pending the
outcome of the appeal.
Regarding staff’s rational for us approving the food truck SDP is directly tied back to the comparable use
determination provided for in 2016 within the Hearing Examiners decision. It was that determination that
established a food truck park as comparable to an eating place. The C‐3 zoning does provide for a limit to
the square footage an eating place can develop to, with a cap of 6,000 square feet, which is established
to provide for compatibility with the other uses permitted in the C‐3 zoning district. That decision affirms
the staff determination that a food truck park is comparable with the permitted use of an eating
establishment or SIC 5812. Further evidence of the County’s position that food trucks parks are permitted
within the zoning districts that permit SIC 5812, eating places is provided for within ZLTR‐
PL20190001955. Both of these positions have established the fact that food truck parks fall within the
parameters of eating places or SIC 5812. Restaurants do fall within SIC 5812, but the SIC also includes
Automats (eating places)
Beaneries
Box lunch stands
Buffets (eating places)
Cafes
Cafeterias
Carry‐out restaurants
Caterers
Coffee shops
Commissary restaurants
Concession stands, prepared food (e.g., in airports and sports arenas)
Contract feeding
Dairy bars
Diners (eating places)
Dining rooms
Dinner theaters
Drive‐in restaurants
Fast food restaurants
Food bars
Food service, institutional
Frozen custard stands
Grills (eating places)
Hamburger stands
Hot dog (frankfurter) stands
Ice cream stands
Industrial feeding
Lunch bars
Lunch counters
Luncheonettes
Lunchrooms
Oyster bars
Pizza parlors
Pizzerias
Refreshment stands
Restaurants
Restaurants, carry‐out
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Restaurants, fast food
Sandwich bars or shops
Snack shops
Soda fountains
Soft drink stands
Submarine sandwich shops
Tea rooms
Theaters, dinner
Respectfully,
Mike
Michael Bosi, AICP
Collier County Zoning Director
239‐252‐1061
239‐877‐0705
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Subject: RE: Further clarification of the food truck park
Mike
Several things concern me in your response and in your chronological list of the events
in this case.
I'm also hearing Mr. Yovanovich filed a request in April "for official interpretation"… but
has yet to hear back from us? Yet we seemed to change our position on this
approval… moved forward in the applicant's favor… and myself and the opposing side
were all surprised by our ruling?
I think the opposing side lacks much or all of the info you just sent me… and citizens,
the opposing side, and myself were all blind-sided and surprised by our ruling. If we are
using Celebration Park as historical support… all Commissioners frequently get
complaints from residents in that area who say they were lied to by the County and the
site has become a neighborhood problem. I know those who go there love it… but
clearly there are some issues. We might have gotten that one "wrong" in places before
we hold it up as historical precedent.
With the Isles of Capri footprint being much smaller, close to homes, and in my
estimation 95% of the Isles citizens have grave concerns (as do I)… I'm surprised with
what sounds like limited changes in scope of project--we've given the County go-ahead.
Mr. Yovanovich will clearly file a challenge. While that is happening Mr. Rogers is
allowed to continue? Or he has to halt moving forward until the challenge is
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resolved? He's just informed ALL Isles citizens (much to their shock and mine) in a
newsletter sent our weekly by the Isles Board that the discussion is now over and he's
been given the green light by the County to proceed as planned.
With what I'm hearing… I have grave concerns in traffic, safety, noise, compatibility,
etc… and would love to see our rationale for claiming a food truck footprint falls under
similar approvals as a restaurant. Please fill in the gaps for me. Irate and shocked
citizens are blowing up my phone and email. What did we actually approve in the end
and it never had to go to the Planning Commission?
…Rick
RICK LOCASTRO
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Subject: Further clarification of the food truck park
Dear Commissioner LoCastro,
In response to the e‐mail sent by Mr. Yovanovich at 5:34pm of August 2, 2021. I wanted to provide
some further points for consideration. As provided, the March 17, 2021 review letter did include a
comment that a comparable use determination was need for the food truck park. But what wasn’t
stated that a March 8, 2021 draft review letter (attached) did not contain the requirement for a
comparable use determination. The requirement to satisfy the comparable use determination was
added based upon concerns expressed by neighboring property owners. In response to this new
requirement, Noel Davies, an attorney representing the food truck park submitted materials which
established a history of the Planning and Zoning Division permitting food trucks where eating
establishments were permitted including:
1. The Hearing Examiner Decision 2016‐37 that established food trucks as comparable to eating
establishments,
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2. The Daruma Site Improvement Plan which proposed food trucks to the existing Daruma
restaurant within the C‐3 zoning district,
3. A Zoning Verification Letter dated December 6, 2019, which verified that food truck parks were
eating establishments and a permitted use in the Industrial zoning district,
4. And the standards for licensing of food trucks in State of Florida through the Florida Division of
Hotels and Restaurants.
Based upon this compiled material, a letter dated May 7, 2021 (attached) was authored to Mr. Davies
confirming that the County has treated food trucks on a consistent basis as permitted under the SIC
5812, eating establishments. While recognizing that Mr. Yovanovich had submitted an Official
Interpretation, asking the question are food truck parks permitted in the C‐3 and C‐2 zoning
districts. The County moved forward following its past practice of treating food truck parks as eating
places. I understand that the County was indecisive when confronted with the issue of food truck parks
and the extent the comparable use determination in 2016 had upon classifying the food truck park as an
eating establishment, but review of the County’s actions in total does establish a pattern of permitting
food trucks where eating establishments are permitted.
Mr. Yovanovich in his e‐mail indicated that his client intends to challenge the issuance of the SDP per
Sec 250.58 of the Code of Laws and Ordinances. This will allow for the BZA to set policy on the extent of
a comparable use determination has upon other zoning districts and provide direction to staff on the
potential to develop an LDC amendment that addressed food trucks as either a conditional use or a
permitted use. A needed clarification, as the popularity and market demand for such facilities has only
grown since the 2016 HEX determination.
The below information is a chronology of how the County has addressed the issue of food truck parks.
The location of the food truck park is within the C‐3 Zoning District. Of the list of permitted uses within
the C‐3 zoning district, the last use reads, “Any other intermediate commercial use which is comparable
in nature with the list of permitted uses and consistent with the purpose and intent statement of the
district, as determined by the Hearing Examiner or CCPC, pursuant to LDC section 10.02.06 K.”
In 2016 within Hearing Examiner Decision HEX NO. 2016‐37, the Hearing Examiner determined that the
proposed use of a food truck park is comparable and compatible in nature to an “eating and drinking
establishments” or SIC 5812, a use permitted within the General Commercial (C‐4) zoning district and
affirmed staff’s determination as stated in the Zoning Verification Letter ZVL(CUD)‐PL20160001881.
Based upon the HEX determination, food truck parks are treated as permitted uses within zoning
districts that permit SIC 5812, subject to whatever size limitations imposed by the respective zoning
district. The C‐3 zoning districts permits SIC 5812 with square footage limitations and based upon HEX
NO. 2016‐37 determination, food truck parks are permitted within the zoning districts subject to the
square footage limitation of 6,000 Sq. Ft..
The comparable use process as outlined by LDC section10.02.06.K was satisfied through an advertised
public hearing and the determination was arrived upon by the Hearing Examiner that a food truck park
was comparable and compatible to the other permitted uses in the zoning district, as such the Zoning
Division has consistently treated a food truck park as a permitted use in the zoning districts that permit
eating establishments, or SIC 5812. The comparable use process is used by the County to allow for new
uses to be included within the zoning districts when satisfying the required procedural due process,
which requires a staff determination on the use and affirmation by the Hearing Examiner though an
advertised public hearing.
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Further evidence of the position that food truck parks are permitted within the zoning districts that
permitted SIC 5812, eating establishments, ZLTR‐PL20190002574 determined that a food truck park was
permitted within the Industrial zoning district under Eating Establishment (SIC 5812). The zoning
verification letter acknowledged that food truck parks are permitted where eating establishments or SIC
5812 are permitted.
Approval of the SDP for the Isle of Capri Food Truck Park was authorized by these prior actions, which
established food truck parks as a use within SIC 5812 eating establishments, a use that is permitted in
the C‐3 zoning district with a square footage limitation of 6,000 square feet.
Michael Bosi, AICP
Collier County Zoning Director
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From:LoCastroRick
Sent:Sunday, August 29, 2021 3:13 PM
To:BosiMichael
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CapizziAixa
Subject:FW: Food Truck Parks
Attachments:PL20210001738 ZLTR HITCHING POST FOOD TRUCK QS complete.pdf; Zoning Verification Letter
Hitching Post Plaza.docx
Mike
See below and attached. I see now we have another District 1 food truck request in the pipeline.
Where is this one in the County decision process?
…Rick
RICK LOCASTRO
Collier County Commissioner
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Good afternoon Commissioner LoCastro. I understand that you are interested in the status of food truck parks in your
District. Please find attached a recent zoning verification letter related to a request for a food truck park at the Hitching
Post commercial property located on Tamiami Trail East. Have a good weekend.
Wayne
D. Wayne Arnold, AICP
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Martha S. Vergara
Subject:Re: Isles of Capri Food Truck Park SDP - PL20200001903
Location:Noel Davies to call Commissioner LoCastro 239-777-2452
Start:Mon 8/23/2021 2:00 PM
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Martha S. Vergara
Subject:Copy: Off Mtg w/Noel Davies RE: Isles of Capri Food Truck Park SDP - PL20200001903
Location:Commissioner LoCastro's office
Start:Mon 10/4/2021 12:00 PM
End:Mon 10/4/2021 1:00 PM
Recurrence:(none)
Meeting Status:Not yet responded
Organizer:LoCastroRick
Required Attendees:noel.davies@daviesduke.com
Optional Attendees:Catherine Louise
Categories:Purple
POC: Catherine Louise, Land Use Paralegal
Catherine.Louise@DaviesDuke.com
239.246.0555