Proposed Redevelopment of Carlouel Yacht Club at 1091 Eldorado Avenue
July 21, 2026
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The Frame
The Community Development Board will decide whether to grant zoning exceptions for this project, which will determine the density, parking availability, and visual screening of the site at 1091 Eldorado Avenue.
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Carlouel Yacht Club
The organization is seeking approval for specific land use and zoning variances for their property.
Nearby residents
Residents in the vicinity may be affected by changes to landscape buffers and parking availability at the site.
Last recorded activity July 21, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The project is classified as a Comprehensive Infill Redevelopment Project.
- The site is located in Institutional (I) and Preservation (P) zoning districts.
- Proposed amenities include tennis courts, a pool area, and overnight cabanas.
- The maximum building height is capped at 50 feet.
- The plan proposes 59 on-site parking spaces.
- The applicant requests a reduction in required off-street parking based on a parking demand study.
- The applicant requests reduced landscape buffers along property lines via a Comprehensive Landscape Program.
- The application is processed under Community Development Code Sections 2-1204.A, 3-1401.C, and 3-1202.G.
- The application is designated as a Level Two Application.
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Why It Matters
The Community Development Board will decide whether to grant zoning exceptions for this project, which will determine the density, parking availability, and visual screening of the site at 1091 Eldorado Avenue.
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Zoning Flexibility Request
The applicant is explicitly seeking to bypass standard parking and landscape buffer requirements through a 'Comprehensive Landscape Program' and a 'parking demand study'.
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