Major Subdivision Design Standards

This ordinance amends the ZLDR to set standards for major subdivisions, including exterior facade materials and a 25 percent limit on on grade slabs for homes in a subdivision.

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Third reading passed on May 12, 2026. Watch for the next recap.

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May 12, 2026

Votes at a glance - Deletion of Voter Registration Item (Agenda Amendment): PASSED (Unanimous). - Addition of North Central High School Proclamation (Agenda Amendment): PASSED (Unanimous). - Adoption of Amended Agenda: PASSED (Unanimous). - Proclamation: May as ALS Month: PASSED (Unanimous). - Proclamation: North Centr…

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July 22, 2025

The headline Council enacted a temporary moratorium on major subdivisions and approved new impact fees for growth-related infrastructure. In a significant shift for county development policy, the council voted to restrict new major subdivision applications while implementing development impact fees to fund future infra…

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June 10, 2025

The headline Council passed the second reading of a temporary moratorium on major subdivision approvals. The ordinance, which seeks to pause specific development while the county updates its comprehensive plan and land use ordinances, now moves toward a third reading and public hearing following a 4-1 vote. Council mem…

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July 23, 2024

Votes at a glance - Adoption of Agenda (as amended): PASSED (Unanimous). - Resolution Acknowledging Public Safety Telecommunications Officers as First Responders: PASSED (Unanimous). - Approval of Minutes (July 9, 2024): PASSED (Unanimous). - Case 24-19 Zoning Amendment for Camps and RV Parks (3rd Reading): PASSED (Una…

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