None.
7. NEW BUSINESS:
Chair Berk stated that Mr. Burbank should address matters during the Public Forum, rather
than through emails to the Planning and Zoning Board and City Commission.
Director Smith and City Attorney Good clarified that members are allowed to receive and
send emails in accordance with Sunshine Laws, but they are not permitted to communicate
with each other via email.
A discussion followed regarding how emails from the Planning and Zoning Board are
considered public records and how they are subject to Sunshine Laws.
Ordinance No. 04-2025- Amending the zoning code, Chapter 74,
"Administration" to include review procedures, eliminating review
durations, and updating public noticing requirements; amending
Chapter 76, 106, and 110 by removing procedures regulated in Chapter
74 of the Land Development Code of the City of Deltona.
Staff requested this item be tabled due to changes requested by the City Commission at the
workshop held on January 13, 2025.
Ordinance No. 05-2025- Amending section 110-319 "PUD, Planned Unit
Development," updating application requirements to include enhanced
architectural, landscaping, and environmental standards of the Land
Development Code of the City of Deltona.
Mr. Smith presented Ordinance No. 05-2025, which amends Section 110-319 of the Land
Development Code concerning Planned Unit Developments (PUDs). He emphasized that
the changes aim to combine single uses with other amenities, raising standards for
mixed-use developments. The ordinance includes updates to Residential, Commercial,
Industrial, and Mixed-Use PUDs and addresses the current projects in Deltona and their
potential benefits to the City.
Vice Chair Cardo and Mr. Smith discussed the permitted use table, confirming that it
relates to another item tabled for discussion.
Member Alexander expressed concerns about the regulations for PUDs, with Mr. Smith
clarifying that the changes are intended to provide clarification.
The discussion focused on the use table, with Director Smith explaining that these changes
were requested by the City Commission and would help raise the standards for future
planning. City Attorney Good noted that the ordinance focuses on zoning legislation and
does not pertain to any specific project.
Board members voiced concerns about not having sufficient time to review the ordinance
and were uncomfortable voting on it. They also requested to be included in future