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Martin County approves rural-lifestyles future land‑use text amendment and will transmit change to state
Summary
A public hearing resulted in approval of a text amendment to where the county’s rural‑lifestyles future land‑use designation is permitted; the approved amendment will be sent to the state, transcript participants said.
A public hearing at a recent Martin County meeting produced approval of a text amendment changing locations where the county’s “rural lifestyles” future land‑use designation is permitted. According to the meeting transcript, the board approved the amendment and the change will be transmitted to the state for review.
Hosts said the amendment was discussed in a public hearing and then approved by the board; the transcript does not record a mover, second, or vote tally. The amendment relates solely to where the county’s rural‑lifestyles future land‑use text allows that designation and does not specify in the transcript other regulatory or zoning changes.
Courtney and Mac (podcast hosts) noted that the approved text amendment will be sent to the state “through the emails,” reflecting how county staff will transmit the adopted text for required state review. The transcript does not include a written motion or the names of individual commissioners who voted.
