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Read. Follow. Verify.Waiver Request for Major Site Plan: TWS Bluewater Investments, LLC
Record date · June 29, 2026
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What This Bill Does
TWS Bluewater Investments, LLC is requesting a waiver from the requirement to submit a for property located at parcel 4904-001-006. The applicant states the request is necessary to obtain building permits for sheds that have already been installed or replaced, characterizing the additional site coverage as minimal.
The Development Review Committee will decide whether to exempt this property from standard site plan review requirements, which are typically triggered by specific thresholds for impervious surface area, traffic generation, or stormwater infrastructure.
Who It Affects
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TWS Bluewater Investments, LLC
The entity is seeking a regulatory waiver to obtain building permits for property improvements.
Development Review Committee
The committee is responsible for reviewing and deciding on the waiver request.
Key Facts
- TWS Bluewater Investments, LLC has filed a waiver request (WaiverSTA-000892-2026) for parcel 4904-001-006.
- The applicant seeks to bypass the Major Site Plan requirement to obtain building permits for existing or replaced sheds.
- Under LDC 2.21.1, a Major Site Plan is mandatory if impervious coverage exceeds 9,000 square feet or 35% of the site area.
- A Major Site Plan is mandatory if driveway trip generation meets or exceeds 50 peak hour vehicle trips.
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- A Major Site Plan is mandatory if stormwater runoff requires a pipe with a diameter of 24 inches or larger.
- The applicant claims the added impervious area is de minimis (negligible).
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Retroactive Permitting
The applicant is seeking a waiver to obtain permits for structures that have already been installed, suggesting a potential issue with prior code compliance.
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