Seminole County approves first reading of broad Land Development Code rewrite, sends edits back for July 14 final vote
On first reading, Seminole County commissioners approved amendments streamlining the Land Development Code, adjusting accessory‑dwelling rules, adding voluntary alternative design standards, and changing some separation and mixed‑use provisions; staff will return with targeted edits for second reading July 14.
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Maya Athanas, principal planner in Seminole County’s planning and development division, presented a first‑reading ordinance on June 23 that would amend multiple chapters of the county’s Land Development Code to reflect state requirements, clarify permitted plan‑development uses and streamline application processes.
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