Oviedo Magistrate Reviews Code Compliance Cases, Sets New Deadlines and Discusses Notification Issues

Overview: In a recent Oviedo Special Magistrate hearing on December 4, 2025, discussions centered around compliance with city codes, fines for non-compliance, and the proper notification of hearings. Three cases were on the agenda, with significant deliberation regarding the timing and receipt of notifications and the efforts to achieve compliance.

Palatka Historic Preservation Board Seeks to Adopt St. Augustine Color Palette Amid Compliance Concerns

Overview: The Palatka Historic Preservation Board meeting on December 4, 2025, focused on the proposal to adopt the St. Augustine historic color palette, addressing ongoing compliance issues with Certificates of Appropriateness (COAs), and reviewing requests for after-the-fact modifications to historic properties. Members expressed a commitment to uphold historical integrity while navigating procedural challenges.

Martin County Considers Key Changes to Accessory Dwelling Unit Regulations

Overview: The Martin County Local Planning Agency convened on December 4, 2025, to discuss significant amendments to the comprehensive plan and land development regulations concerning accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and employee dwelling units (EDUs). These proposed changes aim to clarify definitions and criteria for ADUs on residential properties and EDUs on non-residential properties, aligning them with state statutes and addressing long-standing provisions within the county’s growth management framework.

Miami Lakes Council Plans Veterans Wall Relocation Amid Busy Agenda

Overview: The Miami Lakes Town Council meeting discussed the relocation of the Veterans Wall to avoid campaign sign clutter, planned the annual Reindeer Run, and confirmed details for the 25th Anniversary Celebration. These community-focused initiatives reflect ongoing efforts to enhance public spaces and events in the town.

St. Pete Beach City Commission Faces Zoning Challenges Amid Quorum Shortfall

Overview: The recent St. Pete Beach City Commission meeting was marked by the inability to conduct official business due to a lack of quorum, highlighting significant zoning challenges and discussions on property development. Despite the absence of a quorum, the meeting proceeded with discussions on zoning issues, property development plans, and community projects, providing insight into ongoing city planning and regulatory concerns.