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Largo commission approves multiple redevelopment and land‑use ordinances on second reading
Summary
On unanimous votes (5–0), the commission adopted comprehensive development code amendments and future land‑use map amendments for the Clearwater Largo Road and West Bay Drive community redevelopment districts and a FLUM amendment for a property on Adrian Avenue.
The Largo City Commission approved several land‑use and redevelopment measures on May 19, all on second and final reading and each by unanimous 5–0 votes.
Staff presented second readings for comprehensive development code amendments affecting the Clearwater Largo Road and West Bay Drive community redevelopment districts. Staff said the changes were largely housekeeping and renumbering items tied to updates in a prior employment and industrial land study and that there were no substantial changes since first reading. The commission adopted Ordinance 2026‑07 on second reading, 5–0.
The commission also adopted a future land use map amendment to expand the Clearwater Largo Road Community Redevelopment District, reclassifying several properties and creating new character districts; staff reported coordination with Forward Pinellas and county authorities and recommended approval. That ordinance (2026‑08) passed on second and final reading, 5–0.
A second‑reading ordinance to establish new character districts within the West Bay Drive CRD likewise had no substantive changes from first reading and was adopted on second and final reading (Ordinance 2026‑09), 5–0.
Finally, staff presented a future land use map amendment to change the classification of 3470 Adrian Avenue from institutional to residential low‑medium density; staff noted prior unanimous approvals by advisory boards and recommended approval. The commission adopted Ordinance 2026‑10 on second and final reading, 5–0.
All four items were presented without public comment and passed unanimously; staff said the changes will be reflected in the city’s official future land use map and code.
