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State returns Titusville's comp-plan amendments as "more restrictive and burdensome"; staff to revise
Summary
City planning staff told the council that Florida Commerce returned Titusville's comprehensive-plan amendments as "null and void ab initio" because some proposed policies were judged more restrictive and burdensome under state statute; staff will soften language, retransmit and hold further local hearings.
City planning staff updated the Titusville City Council on March 24 that the city's transmitted comprehensive-plan Evaluation and Appraisal Review (EAR) was returned by the state as "null and void ab initio" because some proposed amendments were deemed "more restrictive and burdensome" under the referenced state statutory constraints.
The staff presentation said Florida Commerce flagged examples such as a future-land-use policy that would require Florida-friendly species…
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