Commission passes first reading of Timber to Tides code fixes for agricultural and buffer rules
On first reading the board moved to amend the Land Development Code (LDC) to clarify treatment of agricultural uses, define equestrian subdivisions and stables, and add buffer requirements where transects abut. Staff said the amendments correct unintended effects observed after earlier Timber to Tides adoption.
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The board voted to pass on first reading an amendment to the Nassau County Land Development Code intended to clarify how agricultural uses and certain transect boundaries are regulated under the Timber to Tides overlay.
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