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Charlotte County opens public hearings on subdivision and zoning lot-size rules
Summary
The Charlotte County Board of Supervisors on Dec. 11 opened public hearings on proposed Subdivision Ordinance amendments regarding family subdivision lot size and Zoning Ordinance amendments on lot requirements; the provided transcript records the hearings’ placement on the agenda but includes no testimony or final actions.
The Charlotte County Board of Supervisors met Dec. 11, 2024, and opened public hearings on proposed changes to the county’s Subdivision Ordinance addressing family subdivision lot size and to the Zoning Ordinance concerning lot requirements.
Chairman Gary D. Walker called the meeting to order and County Administrator Daniel N. Witt read the Code of Accessibility. The agenda lists both hearings under the public comment period. The transcript provided records the hearing items on the agenda but contains no recorded presentations, public testimony, staff recommendations or final votes related to those ordinance items.
Because the supplied meeting text contains only the agenda entries for these hearings, the record does not show whether members of the public spoke, whether staff presented draft language, or whether the board took any formal votes or made any scheduling decisions on next steps. The transcript does not identify a mover or seconder for any ordinance action; it simply lists the hearing items.
Next steps were not specified in the provided record. Any further hearings, staff reports or formal board action on the proposed ordinance amendments were not included in the transcript segments supplied.
