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Council adopts comprehensive-plan amendment and companion rezoning for Elizabeth Steely property

Lake City Council · August 4, 2026
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Summary

On second and final reading the council adopted Ordinance 2026-2378 (future land-use amendment) and the companion rezoning Ordinance 2026-2379 for a property owned by Elizabeth Steely, changing classification from county commercial to city commercial.

City Attorney Martin read both Ordinance 2026-2378 (a CPA to change up to 50 acres from county commercial to city commercial) and Ordinance 2026-2379 (a companion rezoning of less than 10 acres) on second and final reading. The applicant (Elizabeth Steely) was present but made no presentation and parties waived cross-examination in the quasi-judicial hearing for the rezoning.

Martin reviewed the applicable statutory framework and local standards, citing Florida statutory sections governing comprehensive-plan amendments and the city’s land-development regulations. Council members moved to adopt both items on final reading; each motion received a second, there were no public comments on either item, and roll-call votes recorded unanimous support for adoption on final reading.

Outcome: Both the comprehensive-plan amendment and the rezoning were adopted and will be effective per the ordinances’ effective-dates provisions; staff noted the council should rely on evidence provided by sworn witnesses and planning-board recommendations in quasi-judicial proceedings.