Putnam County Council Deliberates on Lease Extensions and Infrastructure Challenges

Overview: The recent Putnam County Council meeting tackled several issues, including the extension of a lease at the port, property tax discussions, and concerns over road management and infrastructure. These discussions revealed the ongoing challenges faced by the county in balancing development, fiscal responsibility, and community interests.

Crescent City Commission Approves Expansion of Crescent City Fish Camp RV Resort

Overview: At the recent Crescent City Commission meeting, the commission approved a small-scale amendment to the future land use map and a rezoning request from Crescent City Fish Camp LLC, facilitating the expansion of their RV resort. The development, located on Grove Avenue, will now be entirely designated for commercial use, allowing for short-term rental and RV accommodations.

Putnam County Celebrates Deputy Sheriff Kalin and Discusses Infrastructure and Economic Growth

Overview: The recent Putnam County Council meeting was marked by multiple discussions, including the honor bestowed upon Deputy Sheriff Jeffrey Kalin as Sheriff of the Year, key economic development reports, and ongoing challenges related to local infrastructure maintenance. Additionally, the council addressed public safety concerns and celebrated community events.

Putnam County Council Tackles Traffic Safety with New Campaigns and Infrastructure Plans

Overview: During the recent Putnam County Council meeting, traffic safety dominated discussions, with a focus on addressing the high rate of DUI-related incidents and improving road conditions on State Road 100. The council explored various strategies, including a new awareness campaign, infrastructure improvements, and collaborative efforts with local entities to enhance road safety.

Putnam County Zoning Board Approves Waterfront Setback Variance for Unique Overwater Restaurant.

Overview: The Putnam County Zoning Board approved a variance for North Properties LLC, allowing a waterfront setback reduction from 35 feet to 0 feet on LC Drive in East Palatka, Florida. This decision enables the development of a one-of-a-kind overwater restaurant, leveraging a submerged land lease from the Department of Environmental Protection.