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Development Review Committee
The Development Review Committee will hold pre-application meetings for two proposed developments. Staff and committee members will discuss initial site plans and zoning for a mixed-use multifamily project near Cardinal Street and a single-family home on Lake Butler Avenue. No final approvals or zoning changes are being voted on during this session.
- Pre-application review for Cardinal Street Mixed-Use Multifamily (PAR26-0023) on 36,590 sq ft of RM-2 zoned land
- Pre-application review for 615 Lake Butler Avenue Single Family Home (PAR26-0024) on 1.07 acres of RE-1 zoned land
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Development Review Committee
The Development Review Committee will discuss initial site plans for two new commercial properties. Staff and members will review concepts for a butcher shop near Fort Smith Boulevard and a coffee shop at Howland Marketplace. This session covers pre-application feedback only, with no zoning changes or approvals scheduled.
- Pre-application review for Fresh Point Meat butcher shop at 271 Fort Smith Blvd
- Pre-application review for a coffee shop at Howland Marketplace Lot 2
- Approval of June 11, 2026 committee minutes
The committee reviewed proposals for a new meat shop at Providence Blvd and a coffee shop at Howland Marketplace. No formal votes or approvals were taken as these were informational pre-application meetings.
- Approved June 11, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will hear several cases regarding unpermitted structures, property maintenance issues, and fire safety violations. Discussions include required permits for fences, carports, and sheds, as well as corrections for electrical panels and kitchen exhaust systems.
- Unpermitted fence at 2901 Sixma Road
- Carport conversion and exterior maintenance at 1630 W. Waycross Circle
- Vehicle limit violation at 562 Fort Smith Boulevard
- Roof repair and unpermitted room enclosure at 1570 Puritan Street
- Unpermitted shed at 2293 E. Dana Drive
Special City Commission Meeting
The Deltona City Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on final passage of an ordinance updating impact fees for fire, parks, transportation, and law enforcement. Staff will also present budget discussions on special assessments for fire, Lake McGarity, solid waste, streetlighting, and stormwater. The meeting includes consent items like a grant application for Keysville Park upgrades, a property fine reduction, and a land acquisition.
- Public hearing on Ordinance No. 12-2026 updating fire, parks, transportation, and law enforcement impact fees.
- Approval of ECHO grant application for Keysville Park improvements including ADA upgrades and a basketball court.
- Acceptance of a 0.792-acre property purchase for $20,000 near Captain Drive and Whitehorse Street.
- Vote to reduce a code compliance fine from $27,050 to $9,000 for a homestead property owner.
- Discussion of FY2026-2027 special assessments for fire, Lake McGarity, solid waste, streetlighting, and stormwater.
Ordinance Review Committee
The Ordinance Review Committee will discuss and potentially advance revisions to Chapter 38 of the city code, which covers environmental regulations. This is the only substantive item on the agenda, alongside procedural actions like approving minutes and opening a public forum for agenda-related comments.
- Review of proposed changes to Chapter 38 (Environment) — clean and red-line versions attached
City Commission
The City Commission will hold a public hearing and first reading of Ordinance No. 12-2026, which updates impact fees for fire/rescue, parks, transportation (renamed 'Complete Streets'), and law enforcement, and creates a new municipal impact fee based on a 2026 study. The commission will also consider consent agenda items including approval of prior meeting minutes and proclamations for Code Enforcement Week, Parks and Recreation Month, and Juneteenth.
- Public hearing on Ordinance No. 12-2026 updating and creating impact fees for new development
- Transportation impact fee renamed 'Complete Streets Impact Fee'
- Proclamation recognizing Deltona High School Girls Flag Football
- Consent agenda: approval of June 1, 2026 meeting minutes
- Public forum from 6:00-6:30 PM
The Commission approved the first reading of Ordinance 12-2026, which updates fire, parks, transportation, law enforcement, and municipal impact fees based on a 2026 study. The ordinance allows adoption of fees above 125% due to extraordinary circumstances, with a two-year implementation. Second reading and final adoption are scheduled for June 17.
- Approved Consent Agenda including minutes and proclamations (7-0)
- Approved first reading of Ordinance 12-2026 updating impact fees (6-1)
- Consensus to place cost of The Center at Deltona for Hispanic Association event on next agenda (6-1, Santiago opposed)
Development Review Committee
The Development Review Committee holds a pre-application meeting to discuss a proposal to rezone 18.28 acres from County Rural Residential to C-1 Commercial near SR 415 and Howland Blvd. Also on the agenda is a pre-application meeting for a traffic sign manufacturing business (Arium Signs) at 940 Deltona Blvd. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and public comment.
- 830 N SR 415 Rezone: 18.28 acres proposed from County Rural Residential (RR) to C-1 Commercial near SR 415 and Howland Blvd.
- Arium Signs: Pre-application for a traffic sign manufacturing business on 1.17 acres at 940 Deltona Blvd.
- Approval of minutes from May 28, 2026
The Development Review Committee approved the minutes from May 28, 2026, by unanimous vote. No new business was voted on; only two pre-application informational meetings were held for a sign manufacturing facility and a rezoning proposal.
- Approved minutes of May 28, 2026 (unanimous)
City Commission Workshop
The city commission is holding a workshop to review Chapter 66 parking ordinances, including discussion on public safety, emergency access, infrastructure, equity, enforcement, and future policy direction.
- Review of Chapter 66 parking ordinances
The City Commission held a workshop to review proposed parking ordinance changes. They reached consensus to move forward with regulations focused on fire safety and debris clearance, rules for service vehicles, and roadway width design. They declined to regulate parking based on lot size, road curvature, or a privatized swale conversion program. No formal votes were taken; the workshop set direction for future ordinances.
- Consensus to move forward with roadway widths and design
- Consensus to not regulate parking based on curvature of road
- Consensus to not regulate parking based on lot size of 30 feet
- Consensus to move forward with regulating parking for debris and fire hazards
- Consensus to not move forward with privatized swale-to-parking conversion program
- Consensus to move forward with rules for service vehicle parking
City Commission Workshop
The City Commission and Planning & Zoning Board are holding a joint workshop to discuss Chapter 4 (Plan Implementation) of the Comprehensive Plan amendment. Discussion will focus on confirming the plan's direction aligns with the adopted Deltona Vision 2050 guiding principles. No formal decisions are expected at this workshop.
- Joint workshop with Planning & Zoning Board on Comprehensive Plan Amendment — Chapter 4: Plan Implementation
- Review of Comprehensive Plan direction for consistency with Deltona Vision 2050 guiding principles
This was a joint workshop to discuss Chapter 4 of the Comprehensive Plan amendment. The City Commission and Planning & Zoning Board concurred with the vision statement and all seven guiding principles, and agreed to move forward to drafting goals, objectives, and policies. No formal votes or approvals were taken; the next workshop is scheduled for July 27th.
- Concurred with vision statement (majority consensus)
- Concurred with Guiding Principle 1 (majority consensus)
- Concurred with Guiding Principle 2 (majority consensus)
- Concurred with Guiding Principle 3 (majority consensus)
- Concurred with Guiding Principle 4 (majority consensus)
- Concurred with Guiding Principle 5 (majority consensus)
- Concurred with Guiding Principle 6 (majority consensus)
- Concurred with Guiding Principle 7 (majority consensus)