Port Orange Planning Commission Approves Pool Variance Despite Flooding Concerns

Overview: The Port Orange Planning Commission convened on May 22nd to address several critical matters, notably approving a variance request for a pool that raised concerns about potential flooding impacts on neighboring properties. Additionally, the meeting saw discussions on a rezoning request related to Hurricane Ian damage recovery efforts and frustrations over delayed infrastructure projects.

Ormond Beach Commission Grapples with Airport Expansion and Golf Course Controversy

Overview: The recent Ormond Beach City Commission meeting was dominated by discussions about the future of the Ormond Beach Municipal Airport and the adjacent Riverbend Golf Course. The potential expansion of the airport and repurposing of the golf course land evoked strong opinions from residents, many of whom expressed concerns about environmental impacts, safety, and the loss of community amenities.

Volusia County Residents Urge Action on Flooding, Council Debates Billboards and Affordable Housing

Overview: In a recent Volusia County Council meeting, residents voiced urgent concerns over water management issues, particularly flooding in the Miller Lake area, while council members deliberated on proposals related to digital billboards and affordable housing developments.

Port Orange Council Meeting Focuses on Causeway Docks Project and Flooding Concerns

Overview: In a recent Port Orange City Council meeting, the primary focus was on the ongoing Causeway Docks project and the city’s persistent flooding concerns. With presentations highlighting the reconstruction of the boat ramp under the Dunlawton Causeway bridge and community members voicing worries about local flooding, the council addressed significant infrastructure challenges and community safety issues.

Volusia County Council Approves New Dangerous Dog Insurance Requirements Amid Debates

Overview: The Volusia County Council meeting addressed several topics, including the approval of new insurance requirements for dangerous dogs, discussions on low impact development practices, and issues surrounding the county’s transit management and infrastructure development. The council’s decision to increase insurance requirements for owners of dangerous dogs was a focal point, reflecting ongoing concerns regarding public safety and financial accountability.