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Pasco County commissioners adopt multiple comprehensive-plan and land-development amendments on consent; several items continued to Jan. 20
Summary
On Dec. 9 the Pasco County Commission approved multiple comprehensive-plan and land-development code amendments on the consent agenda (P79, P80, P81, P82, P83, P87, P88 were among items left on consent). P84, P85, and P89 were continued to Jan. 20, 2026 for further review.
The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners approved a slate of planning and zoning items on the consent agenda at its Dec. 9 meeting, taking roll-call votes to adopt several comprehensive-plan amendments and land-development code changes and continuing a handful of items for additional review.
Key consent approvals
- P79 (PD260027): Small-scale comprehensive plan amendment to reclassify ~4.18 acres near Stone Road/US‑19 from retail/office/residential to industrial light (approved by roll call). - P80 (PD260022): Land Development Code amendment clarifying that the 2025 mobility-fee schedule does not expire on Dec. 31, 2025 (approved by roll call). - P81 (PD260021): Comprehensive plan amendment converting ~1.8 acres at Alderman Lane and Roland Road from residential to IL (approved by roll call after brief applicant Q&A about adjacent zoning and a live-local condition in the MPD). - P82 (PD260010) and P83 (PD260002): Additional comprehensive plan and code amendments (including updated allowable boardwalk construction materials); staff noted stakeholder input and the inclusion of composite decking as a revision since the first hearing; both left on consent and approved. - P87 (rezoning for Rowan Industrial MPUD) and P88 (CPA2504 Herod Sandy Lakes transmittal) were also placed on and approved from the consent agenda.
Continuances and other motions
- P84 (PD26CU049): Conditional-use item for Bear Creek group home/residential treatment facility was not properly noticed and was continued to Jan. 20, 2026 (New Port Richey) at 1:30 p.m. - P85 (Seashady Hills MPUD rezoning) was continued to an uncertain date. - P89 (vacation of an undeveloped platted right-of-way by Compass Land USA Fund 1 LP) was continued to the Jan. 20, 2026 meeting so the applicant could provide additional engineering and mapping details requested by commissioners.
Most consent items passed with unanimous or routine roll-call 'Aye' votes, and staff indicated no opposition from the public in the meeting room or online for those items. Several commissioners asked routine clarifying questions about live-local conditions, adjacent zoning, and condition numbering but left the items on consent after brief clarifications.
The county clerk’s agenda package contains the full staff reports, proofs of publication and any supporting exhibits referenced at the meeting for each consent item.
