Dade City Commission weighs rezoning, design standards; Planning Board reviews fence variance

Dade City officials recently tackled land-use changes and a zoning variance request, though final decisions on the most significant items remain pending.

City Commission considers major rezoning, design standards

At a June 23 meeting, the City Commission held public hearings and discussions on several land-use proposals. Among the most consequential was a second hearing on rezoning approximately 93.69 acres within the Community Redevelopment Area to Central Business District (Ordinance 2026-11). The commission also held a first hearing on creating a CBD overlay district with subdistricts (Ordinance 2026-12) and considered adopting Downtown Design Standards and Guidelines (Resolution 2026-07).

Other items on the agenda included a pre-annexation agreement for the Maggard Project (Agreement 2026-32) and a public hearing on a solid waste fee ordinance (Ordinance 2026-15). Several items were continued from a prior meeting.

Minutes from this meeting have not yet been published, so no votes or final outcomes are available. The proposals remain under consideration.

Planning Board weighs privacy fence variance

On July 1, the Planning Board met to consider a variance request for a privacy fence at an ABA therapy facility. The board also approved its June 3 meeting minutes and heard member comments.

Again, minutes from this meeting are not yet published, so the board's decision on the variance is not known.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings were listed in the provided records for the next 14 days. Residents should check the city's official calendar for any newly scheduled meetings.

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