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Commission approves annexed home's future‑land‑use and zoning designations at 2920 S. Peninsula Drive
Summary
The commission adopted Ordinances 2025‑10 (future land use) and 2025‑11 (zoning) to assign residential designations to a recently annexed single‑family property at 2920 South Peninsula Drive (parcel ID 532709000160); both measures passed 4‑0 after staff said all criteria and VGMC review were satisfied.
The Daytona Beach Shores City Commission unanimously approved two ordinances on Oct. 7 to complete land‑use and zoning assignments for a property annexed into the city on July 1.
City planner Gwen Hurstein presented the second reading of Ordinance 2025‑10 to assign a Residential Low Intensity future land‑use designation to the single‑family parcel at 2920 South Peninsula Drive (parcel ID 532709000160). Hurstein said the action aligns the property’s future‑land‑use designation with Volusia County and neighboring properties, that all exhibits and analyses have been filed and that the Volusia Growth Management Committee reviewed the application with no objections. She reported the owners (the Melvilles) are not present and intend to live in—not rent—the home. The ordinance passed on a 4‑0 vote.
Attorney Kenny Waters conducted required quasi‑judicial formalities before the commission took up Ordinance 2025‑11, which assigns the RSF (urban single‑family residential detached) zoning classification to the same address. Hurstein said the zoning assignment is consistent with surrounding properties and staff recommended approval. No members of the public spoke, and the commission approved the rezoning 4‑0.
Both actions complete the annexation checklist that allows the property to be regulated under the city's land‑development code and participate fully in city services.
