20,695 decisions across Orange County BZA

J2026000448 — ZM Zoning Verification Letter Case #: 128184 Location: 7301 W FLAGLER ST, Unincorporated County, 33144-0000 Work type: ZM Zoning Verification Applicant / description: ALL CHOICE MED INC Details: https://energov.miamidade.gov/EnerGov_Prod/SelfService/#/plan/e0af836e-2a14-4183-988f-5b2e7ea190a3

PLR-26-00029 — PL Plat Request Case #: 127993 Location: 2445 NW 62 ST, Unincorporated County, 33147-0000 Applicant / description: Requesting Extension to Plat T-24851 Details: https://energov.miamidade.gov/EnerGov_Prod/SelfService/#/plan/d64c19a6-7aab-4f7b-8cba-6958f79c0d0f

ZMA26-0032 Type: Zoning Map Amendment Filed: 2026-06-23 Status: In Review Source: Osceola County ZMA. Narrative summary not published in the open-data feed; see county portal for full case detail.

The city commission ratified the approval of the Sixth Amendment to the contract for sale of real estate with the Sanford Housing Authority, extending the contract by an additional six months for the William Clark Court properties.

Motion to allocate $1,000 each from Commissioner funds to support youth travel for Bay Brew teams, with a challenge to other commissioners to contribute. The motion was made and seconded, and passed by voice vote.

City staff recommended that the city commission ratify the approval of the Sixth Amendment to the contract for sale of real estate. The item was introduced and moved forward in the agenda.

Motion to approve was moved and seconded, followed by a voice vote where all in favor were asked to say 'aye'. The motion carried by acclamation.

The city commission approved the second reading of Ordinance Number 4856, annexing approximately 1.3 acres of property located at 3890 Kentucky Street into the city of Sanford, in accordance with Florida Statutes 171.044 and 166.031. The ordinance includes provisions for boundary redefinition, legal description, map inclusion, recording requirements, severability, and an effective date.

Staff confirmed support for reducing internal buffers on a site development project due to newly established cross-connectivity, which integrates what was previously two separate projects into one cohesive development. The approval is contingent on conditions being reflected in the master plan or official conditions.

The city commission adopted Resolution 3489 authorizing the submittal of a special category grant application for the Civic Center Auditorium Restoration, with required matching funds. The maximum requested grant is $1 million, requiring 25% match at application and another 25% upon award.

ZMA26-0031 Type: Zoning Map Amendment Filed: 2026-06-18 Status: In Review Source: Osceola County ZMA. Narrative summary not published in the open-data feed; see county portal for full case detail.

ZMA26-0030 Type: Zoning Map Amendment Filed: 2026-06-17 Status: In Review Source: Osceola County ZMA. Narrative summary not published in the open-data feed; see county portal for full case detail.

Motion to approve approach number two, which establishes a maximum fire service assessment funded level equal to 70% of the five-year average assessable fire budget. Motion made but no second recorded; request for second pending at end of segment window.

A motion was made to approve setting the initial fire protection assessment rate at 70% of assessable cost, with a public hearing scheduled for August 18th, 2026. The resolution includes provisions for funding, computation, notice, and future adjustments.

The city council approved the consent agenda with the exception of item four, which had already been pulled. The motion passed unanimously.

The city commission approved the Fourth Amendment to the development agreement for the Regency of Okoye, a luxury apartment complex in the CRA, allowing sub-phasing of construction phases to help the developer meet financing obligations. The city attorney is authorized to work with the developer's counsel on any minor issues arising post-approval.

The city commission continued item number four on the agenda to address legal comments received that day. The item will be brought back at the earliest opportunity once concerns are resolved.

The city commission adopted the amended initial assessment resolution for the years 2026 and 2027, based on staff recommendation and as read by the mayor.

Motion to approve approach three (aiming for 100% accessibility) fails due to lack of a second.

26-708 — MOTION TO AUTHORIZE County Administrator to negotiate and execute agreements and take all actions necessary to acquire, at a price not to exceed $100,000,000 plus reasonable closing costs and related expenses, the property identified as Folio Number 504233590013, located at 1701-1741 Radiant Drive and 1730 Mariner Street, Dania Beach, Florida 33004, with such actions including, as may

26-707 — MOTION TO DIRECT County Attorney’s Office to draft a Resolution amending the Broward County Administrative Code regarding the maximum nonconsent rates for towing and immobilization. (Vice-Mayor McKinzie) (Deferred from June 9, 2026 - Item No. 76) Type: Regular Item Passed: 2026-06-16 Source: https://broward.legistar.com/Legislation.aspx?ID=18265

The council discussed and informally agreed to stop using the 'Center Place' slogan effective July 3rd, transitioning back to 'Soldier City' as the official city identity. The change will be implemented without additional cost by updating marketing materials, signage, and digital platforms moving forward.

Motion to approve staff's clarification on prohibiting the use of city park and city address to market a commercial business.

Ordinance 2026-32, assigning a future land use designation to approximately 27.4 acres for the Memorial Park project (CPA 26-0-0-5), located generally north of Brianna Street, east of Missouri Avenue, south of Skylake Drive, and west of South Indiana Avenue, was introduced and passed on first reading.

The City Council voted to deny Resolution 2026-080, which involved funding or support for outside organizations, due to concerns about fiscal responsibility and recent legislation.

The City Council approved the consent agenda with one item removed for separate consideration. The motion was made and seconded, followed by a roll call vote resulting in unanimous approval.

The City Council approved Ordinance 2026-26, which amends Chapter 38 of the city code to establish a permit system for commercial use of public property. The ordinance requires businesses or individuals conducting paid activities on city property to obtain written authorization, provide proof of insurance, complete background screenings, and schedule through the Parks and Recreation Department. It

The City Council approved a proclamation for National Homeownership Month to be presented to the Osceola County Association of Realtors, recognizing the importance of homeownership in strengthening communities and the economy. A separate acknowledgment was made for June Renwick Day.

Motion to reappoint Corey Tarjia to the Fire and Police Pension Board for Seat One, seconded by Councilmember Urban; motion passed unanimously.

Motion to approve first reading and introduction of ordinance for rezoning approximately 7.17 acres from CCC Community Center Core County to CCC Community Center Core City, located near Nova Road and Earl Bronson Memorial Highway.

The council approved an ordinance to establish a formal process for organizations wishing to use city parks, requiring them to register with the Parks and Recreation Department to address liability, insurance, parking, and scheduling concerns. The measure aims to ensure equitable access while protecting the city from financial risk and preventing commercial misuse of public spaces.

ZMA26-0029 Type: Zoning Map Amendment Filed: 2026-06-11 Status: In Review Source: Osceola County ZMA. Narrative summary not published in the open-data feed; see county portal for full case detail.

ZMA26-0028 Type: Zoning Map Amendment Filed: 2026-06-11 Status: In Review Source: Osceola County ZMA. Narrative summary not published in the open-data feed; see county portal for full case detail.

The planning commission denied the companion rezoning request (Ordinance 3159) for 4410 and 4420 Chandler Road, consistent with their denial of the future land use amendment. The decision was based on concerns about allowing office designation when the intent is to restrict use to daycare only.

The planning commission voted to deny Ordinance 3158, which proposed a future land use map amendment to allow office zoning on the property. The denial was based on concerns about limiting future use to daycare only and avoiding broad entitlements for potential office development.

The planning commission approved the Bridge Phase Three major development plan following a motion by Commissioner Ryan and a second by Commissioner Mont. The vote was conducted via voice vote with no opposition indicated.

The planning commission made a motion to recommend approval of the Floridian Town Center hotel major development plan, citing consistency with the comprehensive plan and land development code based on staff reports and exhibits.

The Design Review Committee (DRC) recommended approval of the Ridge Parcel Three Major Development Plan based on consistency with the Comprehensive Plan, Land Development Code, approved master plan, and staff report findings. The MDP includes 363 dwelling units across 11 apartment buildings, a clubhouse, pool, parking, internal drive, landscaping, utilities, EV charging stations, access via Boy Sc

The planning commission denied the proposed rezoning of a property from residential single-family estate to office. The motion emphasized incompatibility with surrounding land use based on findings and facts presented.

Approval of the meeting minutes from April 14, 2026.

Motion to approve the consent agenda for the June 9th planning and zoning meeting.

The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended denial of the requested signage variances for the Walmart Neighborhood Market, based on staff's determination that no special conditions or circumstances justified an increase in sign size beyond what is allowed under Article 8, Sections 8-6A and 8-6D of the Land Development Code.

The Planning Commission made a motion to recommend approval of the text amendment to the land development code, creating Section 4-13 to establish regulations and procedures for certified recovery residences. The motion carried.

The Planning Commission recommended approval of an ordinance amendment to create Section 4-13 in the Land Development Code, establishing regulations and procedures for certified recovery residences, in compliance with state statute.

Staff recommendation against approval of sign variances due to lack of special conditions or circumstances justifying increased signage beyond code allowances.

Motion to recommend approval of rezoning for the property located at 5068 Adair Street.

Motion to recommend annexation of the property located at 5068 Adair Street.

Motion to recommend denial of the increase in signage for the Walmart neighborhood market sign variance.

26-705 — MOTION TO DIRECT County Attorney’s Office to draft a Resolution amending the Broward County Administrative Code regarding the maximum nonconsent rates for towing and immobilization. (Vice-Mayor McKinzie) Type: Regular Item Passed: 2026-06-09 Source: https://broward.legistar.com/Legislation.aspx?ID=18263

26-689 — MOTION TO DIRECT County Administrator or her designee to submit an application to Region Five of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Recreation and Parks (“State”), pursuant to Section 258.004, Florida Statutes, to rename Hollywood North Beach Park in honor of the late Commissioner Suzanne Gunzburger. (Commissioner Rich) Type: Regular Item Passed: 202