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Commission reads Ordinance 6-29 to amend Quartz Hills comprehensive plan

Port St. Joe City Commission · February 18, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners heard a reading of Ordinance 6-29, a city-initiated update to Quartz Hills’ comprehensive plan that invokes Section 163.3191 of the Florida Statutes to revise goals, future land use maps and multiple plan elements; a severability clause and effective-date language were read into the record.

The Port St. Joe City Commission opened the item with a formal reading of Ordinance 6-29, described as a city-initiated evaluation and appraisal review (EAR) amendment to the Quartz Hills comprehensive plan under Section 163.3191 of the Florida Statutes. The reading outlined updates to goals, objectives and policies across the plan’s elements — future land use, transportation, housing, infrastructure, coastal management, conservation, recreation and open space, intergovernmental coordination, economic development and capital improvements — and noted updates to the future land use map series along with standard severability and effective-date provisions.

Unidentified Speaker 2 read the ordinance language into the record; no final vote on the ordinance was recorded in the minutes provided. The reading indicates the commission has initiated a formal plan amendment process that will likely trigger the statutory review and public-noticing steps required under Section 163.3191.

Next steps referenced in the meeting included additional agenda items and project updates that staff said would be coordinated with the plan amendments where applicable. The commission did not adopt the ordinance at this meeting; the record shows only the public reading and the statutory citation.