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Commission approves several annexations; multiple ordinance adoptions clear path for new residential zoning

City Commission of New Smyrna Beach · October 28, 2025
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Summary

The commission adopted multiple annexation ordinances (125 Jungle Road, Ingram Road, Luella Street) changing future land-use designations and zoning to city residential categories after positive planning-board recommendations; the votes were recorded on the public record.

The City Commission adopted a package of annexation ordinances at its Oct. 28 meeting. Senior Planner Nathan summarized voluntary annexation requests and recommended approval following unanimous (5–0) Planning & Zoning Board recommendations. For 125 Jungle Road (about 0.45 acres), the commission adopted Ordinances 66-25 (annexation), 67-25 (comprehensive-plan amendment to city medium-density residential) and 68-25 (rezoning to R-2 single-family with airport-height-notification overlay).

The commission then approved a larger annexation at 824 Ingram Road (about 12.9 acres) through Ordinances 69-25, 70-25 and 71-25 (changing future land use to city low-density residential and rezoning to R-2A). Finally, the commission adopted ordinances 72-25, 73-25 and 74-25 to annex about 2.7 acres at 736 Luella Street and convert county designations to city A-3 transitional-agriculture zoning with an airport overlay. Each set of ordinances carried on roll-call votes after staff presentations and the commission closed public hearings with no speakers. The actions reconfigure municipal boundaries and land-use designations for the parcels described on the record.