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Deltona planning board recommends approval of ordinance aligning city code with state rules for certified recovery residences
Summary
The Planning & Zoning Board voted unanimously to recommend Ordinance 36-2025, updating Deltona’s land-development code to incorporate state procedures and a reasonable-accommodation process for certified recovery residences.
The City of Deltona Planning & Zoning Board on Oct. 15 recommended approval of Ordinance 36-2025, which updates the city’s Land Development Code and zoning rules to reflect Florida law governing certified recovery residences. The board voted unanimously on a roll call to send the ordinance to the City Commission for final action.
The ordinance revises Section 110-8.14 and Chapter 74 to establish a procedural framework for reviewing certified recovery residences and to incorporate a reasonable-accommodation process required by state law. “A certified recovery residence is a safe, sober and supportive living environment that helps individuals maintain a long term recovery from substance use,” Mr. Smith, a city planning staff member, told the board while presenting the amendments.
Board members raised neighborhood concerns during discussion, including maximum occupancy, parking, proximity to schools and…
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