Planning council finds proposed land‑use code changes generally consistent, forwards to full council
The Broward County Planning Council’s executive committee voted unanimously Aug. 27 to find proposed land‑use code revisions related to concurrency and impact fees generally consistent with the county plan and forwarded them to the full council for final action.
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The Broward County Planning Council executive committee voted unanimously to find proposed code changes related to concurrency and impact fees "generally consistent" with the Broward County land‑use plan and forwarded the item to the full council's 10:00 a.m. meeting for consideration.
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