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be approved administratively, pursuant to City Code Section §265-18(1)(3), the City Manager has elected to have the City Commission review the proposed minor modifications to the previously approved site plan. The following is Planning staff's review and analysis of the four (4) individual modifications: 1) The Project is dedicating public baywalks along the perimeter of the Project, adjacent to the north and south waterways. The approved site plan depicts 4' cable railing along the seawalls of the baywalks. The Applicant is requesting to modify the site plan and eliminate installation of the cable railing, as this is not a zoning code or building code requirement. Staff has no objection to the Site Plan Modification to eliminate the cable railing along the seawalls of the property. The proposed minor modification is consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan and the City's Land Development Regulations. 2) The approved site plan depicts two (2) City monument signs at the entryway of the Project, at the northwestern and southwestern corners of the Kings Point Drive and Collins Avenue intersection. The northwestern corner is where the remodeled apartment tower is located and the southwestern corner is where the dedicated open space parcel is located. The Applicant is requesting to modify the content of the monument sign on the northwestern corner, to provide a development monument sign in lieu of the City monument sign. The City monument sign on the southwestern open space parcel will remain. Staff has no objection to the Site Plan Modification to modify the entryway signage for the property. The proposed minor modification is consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan and the City's Land Development Regulations. 3) Condition of approval number 22 of Resolution 17-Z-161 requires the development to provide thirty-five (35) workforce housing dwelling units in perpetuity within the existing, remodeled apartment tower. The condition also states, "The Applicant shall specifically designate the units and their location in the plans and in the restrictive covenant." The resulting restrictive covenant identified 35 specific units by unit number within the apartment building that would be dedicated to the workforce housing program. However, the Applicant would like more flexibility for leasing of the workforce housing units and is requesting to amend condition of approval number 22 to eliminate the location of the units from the restrictive covenant. The unit mix is to be maintained (i.e. fifteen (15) 1 Bedroom/1 -Bathroom units, fifteen (15) 1- Bedroom/1.5-Bathroom units, and five (5) 2-Bedroom/2-Bathroom units), and said units are to be spread out on multiple floors. C!