Board approves first reading of broad land‑development code updates; staff to return with clarifications
On first reading the board advanced amendments to Seminole County's land development code covering state compliance, accessory dwelling units, density bonuses for affordable housing, alternative design standards, and other updates; staff will return July 14 with requested clarifications, including ownership/enforcement for accessory units and gating/connectivity language.
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The Seminole County Board of County Commissioners on June 23 approved the first reading of a multi‑chapter amendment to the county land development code and instructed staff to return for second reading with several clarifications.
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