Citrus County Zoning Decisions: June 2026

In June 2026, Citrus County held 4 public meetings covering zoning matters. 6 zoning decisions had a recorded outcome this month: 5 approved (83% approval rate), 1 denied. Activity was up 66% compared to May (231 activity items across 2 meetings).

Zoning Decisions This Month

Denial of Deltona Corporation continuance for Holder Industrial Park rezoning

Denied.

Board denied Deltona Corporation's request to continue the Holder Industrial Park rezoning applications (CPA 2025-000012 and CPA 2025-000013) from the July 14, 2026 BOCC docket to a November 2026 meeting. The PDC had recommended denial of the rezoning 7-0 on June 18. Motion by Commissioner Finnegan, seconded by Commissioner Bays. Carried.

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Transmittal of County Road 486 Interchange Management Area comprehensive plan amendment

Approved.

Board approved transmittal to the state of a comprehensive plan amendment creating a new Future Land Use Map Category, the County Road 486 Interchange Management Area (486 IMA), covering approximately 1,500 acres including an Economic Development Target Area (EDTA) sub-area and a mixed-use sub-area at the Suncoast Parkway/CR 486 interchange. EDTA permits light industrial, manufacturing, offices, warehousing; prohibits residential, concrete/asphalt batch plants. Mixed-use permits medium-high density residential (6-12 du/ac, up to 20 with criteria), commercial, hotels. Will return for final adoption. Commissioner Bays dissented.

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Atlas amendment AA-2026-00001 — Citrus Springs Unit 20 Lot 12

Approved.

Redesignated Lot 12, approximately 0.3 acres vacant, from planned development residential multifamily to planned development residential duplex in Citrus Springs Unit 20. Applicant First Kingdom (Adrian Almeida). Approved with PDC conditions.

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Water main extension grant for Holder Industrial Park (E1A)

Approved.

Approved items E1A, E1B, and E1D including grant-funded water main extension connection for the Holder Industrial Park site, intended for job creation on a 500-acre industrial site previously approved. Passed (Commissioner Davis temporarily absent).

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Land Development Code update including stormwater exemption and asphalt/concrete plant PUD requirement

Approved.

Board approved Land Development Code update amending sections 1800B, 2413, 3350, 3740, and 1690. Key change adds a 20% impervious surface exemption from stormwater plan requirements. Motion amended to add what the PDC saw: light industrial concrete batch plant changed from conditional use to PUD; heavy industrial asphalt plant and concrete batch plant also as PUD, outside coastal high hazard area. Data centers were previously pulled from this ordinance. Motion by Commissioner Davis, seconded by Commissioner Baric.

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Approval of item C1

Approved.

Board approved agenda item C1 on a 5-0 vote. The substance of item C1 was not described in the transcript.

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Zoning Changes

• Zoning change, approximately 1,500 acres at Suncoast Parkway interchange at County Road 486, Citrus County
• Zoning change, 200+ acres at Holder, Citrus County (Deltona Corporation)
• Zoning change, 0.3 acres at Citrus Springs Unit 20, Lot 12 (First Kingdom)

Top Keywords This Month

• industrial: 74 instances
• residential: 53 instances
• PUD: 41 instances
• rezoning: 34 instances
• zoning: 21 instances

What to Watch

• Residential mentions were up 179% from May.
• PUD came up 356% more often than May.
• Rezoning saw 55% more mentions month-over-month.
• Zoning increased 62% compared to May.

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