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Commission introduces four zoning amendments, public hearings set for June 18
Summary
On first reading the commission introduced four ordinances to amend plan districts and development standards across multiple large properties — Waypoint, Williamson Crossing, O'Connor Capital Plan, and Daytona Auto Mall — and set public hearings and final action for June 18.
Daytona Beach commissioners on June 4 introduced four separate zoning ordinances on first reading and scheduled public hearings and final action for June 18. The items introduced were: - Waypoint Plan District First Amendment: rezoning and plan amendment for roughly 415 acres east of Tomoka Farms Road to allow more flexible residential types, self-storage and RV storage, and revised development standards. - Williamson Crossing second amendment: rezoning 1.38 acres near LPGA Boulevard and North Williamson Boulevard to permit vehicle repair and servicing as a use in the plan district. - O’Connor Capital Plan District Fourth Amendment: rezoning about 184.85 acres near Strickland Range Road and Williamson Boulevard to allow single-family residential uses and revise development criteria in the mixed-use area. - Daytona Auto Mall Seventh Amendment: revise development criteria to allow a furniture or appliance store within the planned commercial development. Staff described the items as typical plan-district amendments that change allowable uses and development standards. Each item was introduced on first reading; the public hearing and final action were scheduled for the commission’s June 18 meeting so that affected neighbors and interested parties can comment. What it does not do yet: introduction does not approve final rezoning; final approval will require the public hearing and vote on June 18.
