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Citrus County PDC approves accessory dwelling on 44-acre parcel with 2,500-sq.-ft. cap
Summary
The Citrus County Planning and Development Commission approved a conditional use to allow an accessory dwelling on a 44-acre parcel, amending staff conditions to set a not-to-exceed living-area limit of 2,500 square feet; the permit followed staff findings of consistency with the county Comprehensive Plan and Land Development Code.
The Citrus County Planning and Development Commission on April 17 approved application CU-2025-1, a conditional-use request to allow an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) on a parcel of 10 acres or more, with a condition limiting the ADU to no more than 2,500 square feet of living area.
The commission’s vote followed staff presentation and brief public comment from a neighboring resident. Melissa Morris, a county planner, told the board the application "meets all of our comp plan LDC requirements and it is compatible with the surrounding area," and that the county’s recent Land Development Code revision authorizes larger ADUs on large parcels. Morris noted the applicant’s site plan and said the proposed ADU pad and the primary residence are shown on the plans; a rendering that…
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