City manager warns state objections could require restarting Comprehensive Plan amendment process
City Manager Frank Martz told the commission that Department of Commerce comments identified elements of the city’s EAR-based Comprehensive Plan amendments as potentially more restrictive than prior language; under law such objections would be treated as if no Planning Board or Commission action occurred, requiring the process to restart.
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City Manager Frank Martz provided the commission with an update on Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR)-based amendments to the city's Comprehensive Plan, reporting that the Florida Department of Commerce submitted comments identifying items that might be construed as more restrictive than the prior plan language.
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