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Consultant outlines statutory updates and map revisions in Daytona Beach comprehensive plan review
Summary
Kimley‑Horn consultant Blair Knighting summarized required statutory updates, a combined conservation/coastal element, a 2045 planning horizon, new maps and procedural next steps for the city’s comprehensive plan evaluation and appraisal report.
Daytona Beach — The Daytona Beach City Commission received an overview Feb. 5 of a contracted evaluation and appraisal report that updates the city’s comprehensive plan to meet state requirements and reflect local changes.
Blair Knighting of Kimley‑Horn and Associates told the commission the firm reviewed the plan for statutory compliance since 2016, updated required maps, and consolidated the conservation and coastal management elements into a single element to reduce redundancy.
“Essentially, we were hired in March of 2024 ... to look at your comprehensive plan from a statutory compliance [standpoint],” Knighting said. She told the commission the update includes a planning timeframe…
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