County to advertise access‑management code changes that would require paved access and clarify driveway classes
Alachua County will advertise administrative‑code and ULDC updates to move external access management into the administrative code, clarify that new subdivisions and nonresidential developments must access paved streets built to county standards (with limited exceptions), and update driveway class and pedestrian facility language.
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The Alachua County Board voted June 9 to advertise changes that move external access‑management language from the Unified Land Development Code to the administrative code and to clarify standards for when developments must connect to paved streets built to county specifications.
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