Eustis Planning Agency Tackles Future Land Use and Flood Zone Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Eustis Local Planning Agency, several substantial proposals for land development were discussed, with the most significant being a request by Green Links for a change in future land use designation which raised concerns about flood zoning and environmental impact. The agency also debated on a request by Invisage Homes for a reclassification of future land use, and an ordinance to realign the city’s Land Development regulations with the 2023 Florida Building Codes.

Eustis Commission Tackles Utility Issues, Land Transfers, and Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent session, the Eustis City Commission addressed various community-related issues, with a focus on utility bill concerns and the potential consequences for tenants and landlords. An appointment of Lori Carr as the new Finance director was approved, and the commission debated the transfer of additional land to Lake Sumter State College for a new training facility.

Eustis K9 Officer Maya Honored at Retirement Ceremony

Overview: The Eustis City Commission meeting on March 7, 2024, saw the retirement of a highly accomplished K9 officer named Maya, the presentation of community-enhancing projects, and the approval of important city development plans.

Eustis Commission Tackles Mobile Home Park Sewage Crisis

Overview: The Eustis City Commission meeting addressed a variety of community concerns and initiatives, but one notable issue that emerged was the dire situation at a local mobile home park, where residents are grappling with persistent sewage problems. The Commission’s agenda also included discussions on a substantial donation to a drug addiction rehabilitation program, support for the local Future Business Leaders of America, and the approval of ordinances related to land use and annexation.

Eustis Planning Agency Recommends Annexation of Properties Amid Environmental Concerns

Overview: During the Eustis Local Planning Agency meeting on February 15, 2024, attention centered on the future land use assignments for two properties proposed for annexation into the city limits. The properties in question were Habitat for Humanity’s 1.8-acre site on E. Spates Avenue and a 13.72-acre tract owned by RC Lake and represented by Tom Zan, located on Getford Road. Concerns were raised by a local resident, James Hayes, regarding potential environmental impacts and his desire to preserve the wetlands adjacent to his property.