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At a glance: Planning commission recommendations and next steps (Aug. 6, 2026)

Citrus County Planning and Development Commission · August 6, 2026
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Summary

The Planning and Development Commission recommended approval of two PUD items: PUD202600006 (Clearview Estates DRI text amendment) and PUD202600004 (US‑19/Homosassa Trail redevelopment). Both recommendations advance to the Board of County Commissioners on Sept. 8, 2026 with conditions.

The Planning and Development Commission on Aug. 6 recommended approval of two major land‑use items and forwarded them to the Board of County Commissioners for final action on Sept. 8, 2026.

• PUD202600006 — Clearview Estates DRI text amendment: Commission recommended approval to increase nonresidential commercial square footage (applicant sought an increase of 358,600 sq ft to a total of 808,600 sq ft). Action: recommendation to BOCC (motion by Mister Barnes; second by Mister Facemeyer). No vote tally recorded in transcript beyond 'motion carries.'

• PUD202600004 — Redevelopment at US‑19 & Homosassa Trail: Commission recommended approval with amended conditions (limit uses to quick‑service restaurant and coffee shop drive‑through, require off‑hours deliveries, clarify buffer and tree‑preservation provisions). Action: recommendation to BOCC (motion carried 5–1). Commissioners and staff flagged outstanding items to be resolved at permitting, including parking striping, FDOT coordination for access, stormwater and an arborist review for specimen trees.

Next procedural steps: Applicants must submit detailed striping, landscape and stormwater plans before the BOCC quasi‑judicial deadline (Aug. 19) and appear at the BOCC hearing on Sept. 8 for final action. The county engineer and technical services will review drainage and access matters during permitting.