Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Meeting Votes topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Votes at a glance: March 10, 2026 Hillsborough County Land Use meeting
Summary
Summary of motions and outcomes from the March 10, 2026 Hillsborough County land use session, including vacates, PRS modifications, PD rezonings and staff items; all items on the consent and the majority of contested items passed.
Key actions taken by the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners on March 10, 2026:
- C.1 (V25-0024, vacate portion of Balm Wimauma Road): Approved 6-0 (motion by Wostal; second Cohen).
- E.1 (PRS 26-0177, increase building size for truck maintenance facility): Approved 6-0.
- E.2 (PRS 26-0182, PD minor modification for nonretail commercial uses): Approved 6-0.
- E.3 (PRS 26-0300, increase community residential home bed count 70→100): Approved 6-0.
- E.4 (PRS modification removing certificate-of-occupancy condition for additional mini-warehouse entitlements): Approved 6-0.
- F.1 (PD25-0809, mobile home/park-model option): Approved 6-0.
- F.2 (Major Mod 25-0810, EIP Pocket E residential option up to 1,200 units): Approved 5-1 (Commissioner Donna Cameron Cepeda voted no). Conditions added require environmental testing, gamma surveys, radon mitigation and coordination with oversight agencies before residential occupancy.
- F.3 (Major Mod 25-0849, second development option allowing 60-unit mobile home park): Approved 5-0.
- F.4 (Major Mod 25-1247, increase beds at assisted living facility & added support uses): Approved 6-0.
- F.5 (Rezoning 25-1350, Lithia Pinecrest ASC-1→BPO restricted): Approved 6-0.
- F.6 (Major Mod 25-1354, Sheldon Road multifamily conversion): Approved 5-0.
- I.1 (Monthly Live Local Act staff report): Accepted 6-0.
- I.2 (Mobility fee alternative satisfaction agreement for Muck Pond & McIntosh intersection improvements): Approved 6-0.
- Commissioner Miller item directing staff to create a Lithia community plan: Approved 5-1 (Chair Ken Hagan voted no).
All motions and recorded outcomes are reflected in county minutes and the official zoning case records.
