Pasco County Council Approves Key Zoning Amendments

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Pasco County Council approved several significant zoning amendments and engaged in discussions on development standards and the future of local infrastructure. Among the approved items was a contentious zoning amendment for the Cherry Hills West mpud Master Plan unit development, which was debated for its impact on green space and parking provisions. Additionally, the council addressed a zoning change allowing for commercial office space, multifamily dwelling units, and townhomes in the Lando Lakes 5241 mpud Master Plan unit development, focusing on the balance between flexibility and adherence to established standards.

Pasco County Council Faces Tough Decisions on Rural Development

Overview: The Pasco County Council recently faced notable decisions regarding development and land use, with a plan amendment for a rural area and a proposed commercial development garnering substantial debate.

Pasco County Council Explores Traffic Solutions and Revitalization Projects

Overview: The Pasco County Council meeting addressed a variety of community concerns including transportation infrastructure, economic revitalization, environmental sustainability, and the welfare of the homeless population. The council members discussed a number of projects aimed at improving the county’s connectivity and mobility, focusing particularly on the Grand Boulevard corridor.

Pasco County Council Examines Development Projects Amid Environmental Concerns

Overview: The recent Pasco County Council meeting delved into various development proposals which sparked active community involvement due to potential impacts on the environment, local infrastructure, and neighborhood character. Most notably, the discussions revolved around proposed changes to the Beacon Woods East mpud, Jar Palms mutd, and a debate regarding environmental concerns over the proposed master plan for the ARA Heights Sun West Harbor Town and Heritage Pines MD.

Pasco County Approves Multifamily and Commercial Developments

Overview: In an effort to shape the future landscape of Pasco County, the Board of County Commissioners approved two comprehensive plan amendments, facilitating the development of nearly 750 multifamily units and over 300,000 square feet of commercial retail space. During the meeting on February 20th, 2024, the commissioners unanimously passed ordinances p43 and p44, which involved changing land use designations to allow for planned developments on two separate properties, totaling roughly 74.5 acres.