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Decisions › County Commission meeting of Mar 24, 2026

Discussed an ordinance to add a section to the Land Development Regulations for relief under a declared emergency.

Discussion Growth and zoning

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In plain words

A discussion item about an ordinanceA county law. The Board adopts it at an advertised public hearing, and it stays in force until repealed; the county's ordinances are collected in the Code of Ordinances. Florida Statutes 125.66 that would add a new section to the Lake County Land Development Regulations. The section would let property owners request relief if new rules are more burdensome after hurricane disaster declarations.

What changes Nothing changes yet. The Board discussed the item and approved advertising it for a public hearing at the next available meeting.

Who and the money The item applies to Lake County property owners affected by hurricane disaster declarations. The record states there is no fiscal impact.

The record states no reason.

Backup in the packet: Laws of Florida 2025-190 (p. 635), Proposed Ordinance (p. 635)

Written from the Board ActionThe Clerk's same-week record of what the County Commission decided on each agenda tab. Vote tallies and discussion come later in the Board Minutes. Clerk of Court, Board Action and Board Minutes on Municode and the staff cover sheet, checked by script: every number appears in the record. Staff memo

From the record

Discussion and direction relating to an Ordinance creating Section 1.09.00, Lake County Code, Appendix E, Land Development Regulations, to be entitled Relief Concerning Declared Emergency Under Chapter 2025 - 190, Laws of Florida, in response to Senate Bill 180 (2025). There is no fiscal impact. The Board approved to advertise this item for a public hearing at the next available meeting.
Clerk of Court, Board Action, Mar 24, 2026, page 5. Open the official document

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