Deltona DRC unanimously approves minutes; impact fee, code cases await updates
The Deltona Development Review Committee on June 25 unanimously approved the minutes from its June 11 meeting, marking the only official decision recorded among local government bodies in the past two weeks. Minutes from two other meetings have not yet been published, leaving larger discussions on impact fees and code enforcement without formal outcomes.
Impact fee and property discussions held
The City Commission convened a special meeting on June 22 and held a public hearing on Ordinance No. 12-2026, which would update impact fees for fire, parks, transportation, and law enforcement services. The agenda also included discussion of proposed special assessments for the 2026–2027 fiscal year covering fire services, Lake McGarity, solid waste, streetlighting, and stormwater.
Consent items listed for the meeting included an application for an ECHO grant to fund Americans with Disabilities Act upgrades and a basketball court at Keysville Park; acceptance of a $20,000 purchase of 0.792 acres near Captain Drive and Whitehorse Street; and a vote to reduce a code compliance fine from $27,050 to $9,000 for a homestead property owner. Because official minutes are not yet available, no vote tallies or final actions have been confirmed.
Code enforcement hearings held
The Special Magistrate on June 24 heard a docket of building, fire, and property maintenance cases. The agenda included:
- 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
- Fire safety violations involving electrical panels and exit signs at 1251 Providence Blvd
- Kitchen exhaust fan and hood maintenance at 1049 E. Normandy Boulevard
- Exhaust fan and grease receptacle requirements at 1200 Deltona Boulevard
As with the City Commission meeting, minutes and any orders resulting from these hearings have not yet been published.
Development Review Committee actions
In its June 25 meeting, the Development Review Committee also held pre-application reviews for two proposed commercial projects—a meat shop on Providence Boulevard and a coffee shop at Howland Marketplace. No formal approvals or zoning changes were taken, as these sessions are informational. The committee’s sole recorded action was the unanimous approval of its June 11, 2026, minutes.
Coming up
The Development Review Committee meets again on July 9 to review pre-application plans for two residential projects. The first is a mixed-use multifamily development (PAR26-0023) proposed for 36,590 square feet of RM-2 zoned land on Cardinal Street. The second is a single-family home (PAR26-0024) at 615 Lake Butler Avenue on 1.07 acres of RE-1 zoned land. No final approvals or votes are scheduled at this session.
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