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Commission approves PUD for sheriff's office and detention facility after buffer discussion
Summary
The Wauchula City Commission gave final approval to Ordinance 2026-10, a planned-unit development for a sheriff's office complex and detention facility, after a commissioner requested a more robust eastern buffer and engineering clarified proposed plantings.
The Wauchula City Commission approved Ordinance 2026-10 on final reading, a planned-unit development for a new sheriff's office complex and detention facility.
Mayor Keith Nadaskay opened and closed the public hearing with no public comments, and City Attorney Kristie Hatcher-Bolin read the ordinance by title. Commissioner Sherri Albritton said she had spoken with area residents who wanted "more of a robust buffer on the east side." Bo Conerly of Kimley Horn responded that the master development plan allocates four trees and 12 shrubs per 100 linear feet but that specific species had not yet been selected and the intent was to choose plantings with robust foliage. Following that exchange, a motion to adopt the ordinance carried on a recorded vote.
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