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Titusville staff previews comprehensive‑plan evaluation and recommended updates tied to recent state law
Summary
City planners presented the city’s seven‑year evaluation and appraisal report (EAR) and proposed updates to align Titusville’s comprehensive plan with state requirements and local priorities; required changes include policy edits tied to SB 180, school mitigation wording and septic‑to‑sewer provisions in BMAP areas.
City staff and planning consultants presented the city’s evaluation and appraisal report (EAR) for the comprehensive plan at the July 22 special presentations meeting and outlined required and recommended changes to align local policy with recent state legislative and agency guidance.
Eddie Glendo, the community development director, told the council that the state requires local jurisdictions to complete an evaluation at least once every seven years, and that the current review is scheduled for completion in 2025 with transmittal public hearings planned for Aug. 20 (Planning & Zoning Commission) and Aug. 26 (City Council). Glendo said the city had previously held a June workshop with Planning & Zoning and used public comments to refine…
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