Volusia Planning Commission Approves Cell Tower

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Volusia Planning Commission approved a special exception for a 255-foot communication tower on a 10,000-foot parcel surrounded by agricultural properties, with the case now moving to the County Council for final action. This decision followed a debate on the tower’s necessity for filling a coverage gap and concerns about its potential impacts on neighboring properties and environmental considerations.

Volusia Commission Discusses Bombing Range and Housing Developments

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Volusia Planning Commission delved into a range of topics, from military training operations at the Pine Castle bombing range to a slew of housing development proposals. The commission scrutinized the impact of the bombing range on the local environment and public safety, while also evaluating multiple variance requests and rezoning applications aimed at addressing the area’s housing needs.

Volusia Commission Nods to Conservation and Community Developments

Overview: In a recent gathering, the Volusia Planning Commission approved several significant proposals, including a special exception for a forestry resource subdivision, a variance for urban mobile home MH5 zoned property, and special exceptions for a century-old not-for-profit camp and a planned unit development (PUD). These approvals are set to forward development plans that balance community enhancement with environmental conservation.

Volusia Planning Commission Approves Variances

Overview: The Volusia Planning Commission recently approved several variance requests during their latest meeting, despite some of them facing staff recommendations for denial. The decisions made by the Commission have addressed a variety of community needs, including the construction of homes and additions, as well as the implementation of fencing for safety and privacy.

Volusia Planning Commission Approves Land Use Amendment

Overview: The Volusia Planning Commission has voted to approve a future land use amendment and a rezoning application for a 3919-acre area to be changed to Urban low intensity and commercial designations. This decision, which aligns with the commission’s overarching theme of addressing various zoning and land use issues, is part of a larger discussion on growth management and development in the region.