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Commissioners approve small-scale Future Land Use and rezoning for 7.8-acre Chelsea Village subdivision on Highway 90
Summary
The board unanimously approved a small-scale future land use map amendment and zoning change for a 7.8-acre parcel on Highway 90 to allow a single-family subdivision called Chelsea Village.
Okaloosa County commissioners unanimously approved a small-scale future land use map amendment and rezoning June 10 for a 7.8-acre property on Highway 90 East to allow a proposed single-family subdivision called Chelsea Village.
Growth Management staff said the owner proposes to change the property’s future land use designation from agriculture to mixed use, then rezone from agricultural zoning to mixed use, largely to combine the parcel with an adjacent 100-foot-wide parcel designated as subdivision access to Highway 90 and to create a wider entrance for the future subdivision.
Staff said the Planning Commission considered the application on April 10 and unanimously recommended approval; no written opposition was received. Commissioners whose districts include the property said they had no objection, and the board approved the future land use amendment and rezoning in two motions; both motions passed unanimously.
Next steps: County staff will process the rezoning ordinance and next permitting steps for the proposed Chelsea Village subdivision; the applicant is expected to pursue subdivision design and permitting consistent with the new land-use designation and zoning.
