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Votes at a glance: Pasco County commission actions, March 10, 2026
Summary
At the March 10 Pasco County meeting the board continued several planning items to April 7, 2026, approved a small-scale comp-plan amendment (P51), approved P57 (Ne's property rezoning) and approved P58 (Mosquito MPD for 91 homes); several consent items were approved as presented.
Here is a summary of formal motions and outcomes recorded during the Pasco County Board of County Commissioners meeting on March 10, 2026. Proofs of publication for items were read as noted by the clerk (Tampa Bay Times notices on the dates indicated in the record).
Continued to April 7, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. (Dade City): P49 (comprehensive plan amendment at SR‑52/Bellamy Brothers Blvd.), P50 (North Pasco Resort text amendment), P52 (SAV Property Holdings MPUD for 31 single-family units), P53 (Kenton Road Commercial MPUD), P54 (North Pasco Resort MPD condition amendments).
Approved: P51 (small-scale comprehensive-plan amendment affecting ~41.85 acres west of US‑41) was adopted by roll-call vote. P55 (resolution electing not to exempt property under section 196.19783 — Live Local act) remained on consent and was included in the consent motion. P56 (C1 to C2 rezoning on Massachusetts Avenue) was pulled for discussion, the applicant addressed landscaping and screening concerns and the item was approved. P57 (Ne's property rezoning to AR1 with deed restriction limiting 3 dwelling units) was approved after public comment and staff response. P58 (Pasco County Mosquito Control District MPD for 91 single-family units) was approved with conditions; staff noted right-of-way dedication and ongoing coordination with FDOT for US‑41 design and shared-use paths.
Votes: The transcript records roll-call voting on P51 with the clerk calling district votes; P51 was recorded as passing. Other approvals were taken by voice vote or on consent as noted in the meeting.
Notes: Several items were continued to the April 7, 2026 meeting; in several presentations staff noted the Tampa Bay Times as the publication of record for notices. For items where the transcript did not record full roll-call tallies the article lists outcomes as recorded in the meeting minutes.
