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DRC previews two pre-application projects, offers technical guidance to applicants
Summary
The Nassau County Development Review Committee, chaired by Tabitha Bostick, reviewed two pre-application projects on May 19, 2026 — roadway and utility work for the county Civic Center campus and a proposal for glamping units at Amelia Island State Park — and provided technical comments on zoning, stormwater, flood-elevation, access, and fire- and building-code requirements. No formal approvals were taken.
The Nassau County Development Review Committee met on May 19, 2026, and heard preliminary presentations on two pre-application projects. "My name is Tabitha Bostick with development services, and I will be serving as the chair," Bostick said as she opened the advisory session that provides technical recommendations to department heads.
Committee members emphasized that the DRC is advisory and offered detailed, topic-specific guidance rather than decisions. For the Civic Center campus infrastructure, staff highlighted stormwater-review coordination with the St. Johns River Water Management District and undergrounding of utility extensions; the applicant identified PrimeAE as the engineer of record. For the Amelia Island glamping proposal, planning staff confirmed the zoning and flagged wetlands buffers, tree and sign overlays, and open-space requirements; building and fire officials detailed elevation, access, and life-safety standards.
No votes or permit approvals were taken. Staff repeatedly advised applicants to seek follow-up coordination meetings and to include required items — such as permit numbers, engineering checklists, and site plans that show required elevations, drainage, sidewalks and water supply for fire protection — when they submit for formal review.
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