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Votes at a glance: Pasco commissioners approve map changes, CDD boundary actions, rezonings and a development agreement; several rezoning items continued
Summary
The Board approved multiple consent and addendum items including comprehensive-plan amendments, community development district boundary adjustments, a new CDD, rezoning and a development agreement; the board also continued three zoning items to later meetings.
The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners approved a series of consent and addendum items on ordinances, community development district boundary adjustments, a rezoning and a development agreement, and continued three zoning items to later meetings.
On the addendum the board continued several zoning items: P52 (comprehensive-plan amendment along Old Pasco Road) was continued to the March 11, 2025 meeting in Dade City; AP 139 (Tall Timbers MPUD by Extreme Team 41 LLC), a proposed master-planned unit development to allow 380 multifamily units and about 180,000 square feet of nonresidential uses on approximately 38 acres, was continued to Feb. 11, 2025 in Dade City; and AP 140 (Crossways MPUD), a proposed rezoning to allow up to 40 single-family detached units on about 30 acres, was continued to a date uncertain.
The board approved by single motions and roll-call votes the following items on the main and consent agendas (summary with agendas IDs and key details):
- P53: Comprehensive-plan amendment (map change from RES-12 to Office and Conservation Lands) for approximately 0.95 acre on the north side of State Road 54, about 150 feet west of Camp Indian Head Road. Approved by voice vote.
- P54: Ordinance amending Pasco County Ordinance No. 20-23 to contract the boundaries of the North AR Community Development District (file PD25040). Approved by roll call.
- P55: Ordinance amending Pasco County Ordinance No. 18-01 to contract boundaries of the Epperson Ranch 2 Community Development District (file PD...). Approved by roll call.
- P56: Ordinance amending Pasco County Ordinance No. 16-07 to contract the boundaries of the Murata Community Development District (file PD25042). Approved by roll call.
- P57: Ordinance amending Pasco County Ordinance No. 18-33 to expand the boundaries of the Murata 2 Community Development District. Approved by roll call.
- P58: Comprehensive-plan amendment (PDE25047) to change approximately 0.94 acre at the southeast corner of Viridian Way and State Road 54 from RES-6 to Commercial; recommendation to adopt and approved by roll call.
- P59: Ordinance establishing Newport Corners Community Development District pursuant to Chapter 190, Florida Statutes (PDE25080); an updated ordinance was circulated to match advertised materials. Approved by roll call.
- P60: County-initiated CPA (CPA2406) to amend wells, well fields and wellhead protection areas map and related text; staff noted the item is subject to a business-impact estimate under Section 125.663(a), Florida Statutes. The board moved the item for approval after brief public comment and a representative of Hudson Water Works thanked staff for coordination.
- P61, P62, P63 (consent items): The board approved the ADU text amendment transmittal (CPA2411 / PDE250062), a rezoning from AC to AR for Sarah Jones Barnyard Rezoning on approximately 6.03 acres (PDE257839), and a development agreement with Hawk Longleaf LLC to design, permit and construct roadway widening on Starkey Boulevard with cash reimbursements (TED250018), all on a single consent motion and vote.
All roll-call votes recorded "Aye" from commissioners present; no no votes were recorded in the transcript for these consent items.
Why it matters: The package clears a slate of mostly noncontroversial land-use and special-district items that enable boundary adjustments, a new CDD, map corrections and local infrastructure agreements. Several larger rezoning and master-plan items were continued so the public and staff can be properly noticed and developers can address outstanding issues.
Next steps: Continued items will return to future BCC meetings on the dates announced; transmitted comprehensive-plan amendments will proceed to state review. Staff will coordinate with applicants and the county engineer on development agreements and project-specific transportation improvements.
