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Port Richey council approves series of ordinances and resolutions, including floodplain and impact-fee updates
Summary
At its March 11 meeting the Port Richey City Council approved multiple second‑reading ordinances and companion resolutions covering floodplain rules, code enforcement, impact fees and nondiscrimination and approved several administrative items, including a board appointment.
Port Richey City Council on March 11 approved a slate of ordinances and companion resolutions updating floodplain regulations, code‑enforcement rules and development impact fees, and adopted administrative measures including a nondiscrimination policy and a grant application authorization.
The measures passed on second reading included amendments to the city code to update floodplain management (ordinance 25‑7‑11), changes to code‑enforcement language and permit procedures (ordinance 25‑7‑12), updated police and fire impact fees (ordinance 25‑7‑30) and a revised transportation impact fee schedule (ordinance 25‑7‑31). Council also approved a companion resolution adopting the transportation impact fee schedule (Resolution 25‑19), a Title VI nondiscrimination policy and plan (Resolution 25‑21) and authorization to apply for a stormwater master‑plan hazard‑mitigation grant (Resolution 25‑22).
Why it matters: the ordinances changed technical requirements for development and building in the city — including higher minimum elevations and other floodplain provisions — and updated developer fees…
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