Delray Beach Approves Townhome Use With Zoning Waivers
The City Commission approved multifamily housing in a general-commercial district and granted waivers affecting townhome spacing, circulation and buffers.
The City Commission approved multifamily housing in a general-commercial district and granted waivers affecting townhome spacing, circulation and buffers.
Miami Beach’s commission is scheduled for its August 2026 recess, while public-hearing notices remain posted for Aug. 3–9 city proceedings.
Boynton Beach commissioners are scheduled to consider a $532,987 federal community-development plan before the city sends it to HUD by Aug. 15.
Bay City’s City Commission is scheduled to hear the draft zoning ordinance on Aug. 10, with a second reading and possible adoption. A Planning Commission discussion on data-center amendments follows Aug. 19.
Kissimmee has formally scheduled its 2026 municipal election and two proposed charter amendments for Aug. 18, giving city voters a direct decision.
DeLand’s proposed overhaul of its land-development regulations is moving toward an anticipated August 2026 adoption decision, with additional public meetings and workshops scheduled through October.
Winter Haven commissioners awarded Ajax Paving the Roosevelt Drive Complete Street contract on June 8, moving the project from solicitation to construction procurement.
The July 2 bond authorization is intended to support selected Phase I construction and Phase II design, but Fort Lauderdale’s stormwater program remains a phased effort with projects at different stages.
Tallahassee voters can cast ballots early Aug. 8-16 at any of 10 Leon County sites. The Aug. 6 deadline is approaching to request that a vote-by-mail ballot be mailed.
Daytona Beach residents have through August 2 to comment on proposed five-year housing and community-development plans before an August 5 City Commission consideration.
The Tallahassee-Leon County Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a public land-use planning hearing at 6 p.m. Aug. 4 in Tallahassee.
Coral Springs is advancing Phase II of its downtown mixed-use rezoning, and residents are still pressing for clarity on height, density and traffic.
Miami commissioners pushed a decision on the proposed $450 million public safety bond to July 9, keeping police and fire upgrades in play.
Miami FL – Commissioners postponed action on a proposed $450 million public safety bond, leaving questions about repairs, ballot timing, and the city’s capital plan.
Miami FL – A dispute over the Public Benefits Trust Fund could delay money for housing, parks, mobility and infrastructure projects tied to new development.