Housing in Florida local government
What Florida city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about housing — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
1,678 Florida meetings since 2024 covered housing. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Florida with the most housing activity
- Gainesville, FL (69)
- Escambia County, FL (69)
- Tampa, FL (61)
- Jacksonville, FL (59)
- Collier County, FL (58)
- Ocala, FL (57)
- Clearwater, FL (54)
- Miami Beach, FL (54)
- Delray Beach, FL (46)
- Indian River County, FL (40)
- Apopka, FL (37)
- Hollywood, FL (36)
Latest matching meetings
Meeting cancelled, no agenda items considered
The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting scheduled for Dec 8, 2026 was cancelled. No agenda items were adopted, discussed, or decided. Consequently, there are no decisions or proposals to report.
TRC to review site plans for The Gardens duplexes, VWBP 1920 industrial, and Citrus Ridge agreement
The Technical Review Committee will discuss three applications during its August 5, 2026 meeting. The agenda includes a major site‑plan for The Gardens, proposing six one‑story duplexes (12 units) at 4515 34th Avenue, Vero Beach. It also includes a major site‑plan for VWBP 1920 Industrial, proposing two ~10,000 SF…
Board will consider rezoning 166.2 acres at 4100 N Hills Drive to Planned Development
The Special Planning and Development Board will review several development applications, including a 4‑story, 36‑unit multifamily project at 2306 Van Buren Street. It will consider a rezoning of 166.2 acres at 4100 N Hills Drive from Country Club to Planned Development and adopt the associated master plan. The board…
Committee discusses regulatory incentives C, E, F, G, and H
The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee will discuss a set of regulatory incentives labeled C, E, F, G, and H. Topics include flexibility of density, accessory dwelling units, reduced parking and setback requirements, flexible lot configuration, and modification of street requirements. The meeting also includes a…
CRA approves contracts for building repairs and housing projects
The Community Redevelopment Agency will approve contracts for roof repairs at a CRA-owned building and the transfer of a parking lot to the city. The board also plans to discuss amendments to the Community Redevelopment Plan and award a contract for a building mural.
CRA adopts 2027 budget and funding plan
The Tampa Community Redevelopment Agency will vote on several resolutions, including the adoption of the 2027 fiscal year budget and related trust fund allocations. It will also approve grant funding agreements for affordable‑housing projects at 1110 E Cass Street, the Heritage Heights property, and a $700,000…
Tampa City Council to hold public hearings on 2027 Annual Action Plan and multiple rezonings
The City Council will conduct a second public hearing for the Fiscal Year 2027 Annual Action Plan regarding community development and housing grants. The body will also consider 12 different land use and rezoning applications across the city.
Board will hear a variance request for a single‑family home at 3006 Dunbar Ave.
The Board of Adjustments will hold three quasi‑judicial public hearings. The first considers a variance to reduce side setbacks, lot width, and lot area for a single‑family development at 3006 Dunbar Ave. The second considers a variance to reduce the side setback for a pool at 1470 Passaic Ave. The third considers a…
Review of two CRA grant applications for Broad St. and Main St. properties
The Executive Review Committee will consider two Community Redevelopment Agency grant applications: one for 296 N Broad St. and an amendment for 211 S. Main St. The meeting includes a public input period before adjourning. No decisions are recorded in the agenda.
Decision on Heron's Landing Townhomes Phase 2 at 951 Dog Track Rd
The Development Review Committee will vote on the final DRC application for Heron's Landing Townhomes Phase 2 located at 951 Dog Track Rd. The committee will also hold pre‑application meetings for four other projects: Scenic Hills Repositioning, Perdido Key Medical Spa, Murphy Oil #26065, and ST1 LLC. Additionally…
Committee reviews 502-lot residential plan and other land use requests
The Development Review Committee is reviewing several land use applications, including a major residential development and warehouse proposals. The body will discuss annexations, future land use amendments, and site plans for various properties.
City Commission to vote on airport rules and federal housing funds
The Kissimmee City Commission will consider amending airport regulations, adopting revised service standards, and approving the 2026 Annual Action Plan for federal housing funds. The meeting also includes approval of meeting minutes and consent agenda items.
DRC reviews preliminary plat for DeBary Main Street mixed‑use project
The Development Review Committee will consider Case # PPR26-000001, a request from Kimley‑Horn & Associates to approve a preliminary plat and construction plan for the DeBary Main Street mixed‑use development at 546 South Shell Road and 558 South Charles Richard Beall Boulevard. The project includes 315 residential…
CRA approves affordable‑housing development agreement for two vacant lots
The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency will adopt the City’s updated Investment Policy. It will approve a $200,000 grant for façade and business site improvements at 1241‑1251 N Dixie Highway. The board will also approve a property disposition and development agreement with Parrish & Associates, LLC to build…
Council to consider proposed operating millage rate for FY2027
The Sanibel City Council will hold a second reading and public hearing on Ordinance 26-007 to update accessory‑structure regulations. It will also conduct a first reading of Ordinance 26-011 to set 35 mph speed limits on city roadways. The meeting includes discussion of draft housing legislation and a review of the…
Board will consider a $49,378 grant for commercial property at East Silver Springs Blvd
The Community Redevelopment Area Agency Board will review a series of property improvement grants for both residential and commercial sites within the North Magnolia and East Ocala redevelopment areas. Each grant is limited to a specific maximum dollar amount, ranging from $2,400 to $49,378, and will be presented by…
Committee to consider limiting mayor's transfer authority to $100,000
The Finance Committee will discuss several ordinances and appropriations, including a proposal to cap the mayor's transfer authority at $100,000 per item and per year. Other items include a prohibition on using city funds for abortions, a $8.5 million appropriation to cure negative fund balances and fund economic…
Council will consider the FY 2026‑2027 millage rate and key ordinances
The Lake Placid Town Council meeting on July 20, 2026 will discuss several public‑hearing items, including text amendments for temporary shelters, lot frontage and setback requirements, and home occupations. The council will also consider the proposed FY 2026‑2027 millage rate, a septic‑to‑sewer agreement with the…
Committee to consider ordinance prohibiting city funds for abortions
The Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee meets to discuss several ordinances, including a proposed ban on using city funds for abortions and related services. Other items include amendments to the Police and Fire Pension Board governance, a $3.6 million federal housing grant for…
DRB to consider new construction of three townhomes at 229 English Cove Ct
The Gulf Breeze Development Review Board will hold a special meeting on July 16, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. The board will consider Project JCRL2-26-0002 submitted by Soundview Boardwalk LLC. The project proposes construction of three attached townhomes on three lots at 229 English Cove Court in the Proper at Soundview…
Council to consider 30-year Duke Energy franchise agreement
The City Council will hold public hearings and vote on a 30-year franchise agreement with Duke Energy for electric services, set a tentative millage rate of 5.8850 mills for the next fiscal year, and consider a development agreement for the Palm Pavilion Hotel allocating 91 hotel density units. The consent agenda…
Tampa City Council considers fire equipment, sewer cleaners, and community grants
The City Council is reviewing several legislative items including public safety purchases, infrastructure maintenance contracts, and social action fund agreements. The agenda includes various board appointments and budget reallocations for city departments.
Commission recommends Cresswind age-restricted community to City Council
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval for a large-scale land use amendment and rezoning for the Cresswind project. The development involves 382.48 acres intended for an age-restricted (55+) single-family community. The proposal includes an amenity parcel with a clubhouse, lakes, and trails.
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee to review state bills and incentive strategies
The committee will approve minutes from the May 21 meeting, administer oaths for appointed members, hear an overview of Florida House bills on affordable housing under consideration in the 2026 legislative session, and discuss its 2026 incentive strategies. Public comment will be accepted.
Development Review Committee to review several site plans and subdivisions
The committee is reviewing final applications for commercial and residential projects. The meeting includes reviews for gym, food, and townhome developments. Some initial applications are listed for internal staff review only.
Code enforcement hearings for building permit violations
The Special Magistrate will hear several new cases regarding required building permits. The agenda also includes a modification case and notes of previously remanded or complied cases.
Code enforcement hearings for building permit violations
The Special Magistrate will hear new cases regarding required building permits. The agenda also includes several cases marked as complied.
Committee will review and recommend affordable housing incentives
The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee will meet on July 15, 2026 to consider new affordable‑housing incentives. The committee will review recommendations for development near transportation hubs, major employment centers, and mixed‑use projects, including flexible densities, lot configurations, and accessory…
Committee to discuss landlord incentives for short-term rental conversions
The Land Use and Sustainability Committee will discuss several proposals, including a financial incentive program for landlords to convert short-term rentals to long-term leases, amending regulations to allow tennis courts as main use in RS-2 districts, and incentivizing abandonment of retail alcohol sales on Lincoln…
Prestige Stirling Townhomes rezoning and variances at 10601 Stirling Road
The board will consider a rezoning, site plan, and three variances for the Prestige Stirling Townhomes project at 10601 Stirling Road. A public hearing is scheduled for a related land use plan amendment. The board will also select a chair and vice chair and receive ethics training.
CRA board reviews $610,000 Grove Manor housing redevelopment funding request
The Lake Wales Community Redevelopment Agency board will consider several development proposals, including a $610,000 funding request for Phase III of the Grove Manor property. Other items include a downtown parking study presentation, a streetscape agreement for Lincoln Avenue and A Street, and applications for…
Board considers rezoning Golden Gate Parkway/60th St. for 36 affordable townhouses
The Commissioners will discuss two companion items to amend the Growth Management Plan and rezone 4.18 acres at Golden Gate Parkway and 60th Street, allowing up to 36 multifamily townhouse units with affordable housing. They will also consider the proposed maximum property tax rates for FY 2026/27, a potential…
The SHIP Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting is cancelled
The scheduled meeting for July 14, 2026, has been cancelled. No business items or specific discussions are listed in the agenda.
CRA discusses housing, streetscapes, and business incentives
The CRA Board will review several funding requests and incentive applications for local redevelopment projects. Items include a $610,000 request for Grove Manor Phase III and various business modernization applications.
City Commission considers sale of 13 parcels on E. 6th St. for $350,000
The Panama City City Commission will hold several public hearings, including one on Ordinance 3307 to vacate an alleyway near 519 E 6th Street. Commissioners will also consider the first reading of Ordinance 3308 to adopt an amended city charter pending a referendum, and will review multiple financial approvals such…
Council to consider comprehensive plan update, annexation, and rezoning
The City Council will hold public hearings on several ordinances, including a major update to the comprehensive plan, annexation of a 0.68-acre property at 1315 23rd Street, and its rezoning to Planned Unit Development. Also up for discussion are amended budget appropriations for the current fiscal year, adoption of…
Board to weigh condo-hotel rules, multifamily in CR-P, and LED sign changes
The Planning and Zoning Board will discuss two proposed zoning ordinance amendments. One would modify the definition of condo-hotels and allow multifamily dwellings as a conditional use in the Commercial Recreation (Passive) district. The other would permit LED technology in freestanding signs and revise sign variance…
City Council to consider extending Crystal River Community Redevelopment Agency
The City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss modifying the Community Redevelopment Plan and extending the agency's termination date. The body will also consider a tentative T.R.I.M. rate of 6.59 mills and various infrastructure and housing contracts.
City Commission to award engineering contracts for road and park projects
The Winter Haven City Commission will review and potentially approve contracts for engineering services on North Lake Shipp Drive and E. Lake Howard Drive SW, as well as dock repairs and safety surfacing at local parks.
Commission to consider rezoning Inverrary Golf Course for 888 homes
The City Commission will hold a second reading of an ordinance to rezone a 132.57-acre portion of the Inverrary Golf Course from Commercial Recreation (CR) and Open Space & Recreational (S-1) to Planned Unit Development (PUD), allowing up to 888 dwelling units. Commissioners will also decide on a special exception for…