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Board transmits East Nassau community‑plan amendment for state review
Summary
The board voted to transmit CPA 26‑001 (East Nassau Community Planning Area) to state and regional agencies; staff and the applicant described a rebalance of employment and residential acreage and refinements to the county's Conservation Habitat Network.
The board voted to transmit CPA 26‑001, an amendment affecting the East Nassau Community Planning Area (ENC‑PA), to state and regional agencies for review. Planning staff described the requested changes as a rebalance of land‑use categories within the ENC‑PA that increases residential tier acreage in the southern planning area while reallocating nonresidential entitlements to other portions of the plan area. Staff and the applicant said the proposal would increase certain upland conservation acreage while maintaining trip neutrality for entitlements countywide.
Applicant representatives emphasized that the request does not add net development rights, instead reallocating square footage within the planning area. Lindsay Hager, the applicant's land planner, said the proposal adjusts CHN mapping and rebalances entitlements while preserving offsite square footage for future development elsewhere in the central planning area. Commissioners voted unanimously to transmit the amendment to state agencies for the formal review process.
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