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Board approves comprehensive-plan amendment and rezoning to align future land-use and limit density
Summary
The board approved a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment (CPA2602) and a rezoning (RZ2602) to align a parcel's future land use with the city's low‑density residential designation and to add a conservation overlay. The rezoning was approved with a condition limiting development density to no more than two or three single-family detached units as presented.
Staff recommended approval of CPA2602 to change a parcel's future land use from Volusia County urban low intensity (4–8 units/acre) to the City of Edgewater low density residential designation with a conservation overlay (maximum 4 units/acre). The change was presented as a technical alignment that reduces permitted density relative to the county standard.
Board members discussed consistency with adjacent R‑2 zoning and the site plan constraints. A motion to approve the comprehensive-plan amendment, and a subsequent motion to approve rezoning RZ2602 with a condition that limits density and requires a new rezoning for any increase, passed on roll call.
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