Orange County Upholds Rural Boundary and Vision 2050 Plans Despite SB180 Concerns

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Orange County has voted not to repeal ordinances related to the County’s Rural Boundary/Rural Area, Lake Pickett Study Area, and Vision 2050/Orange Code. Despite concerns surrounding SB180, the Orange County Board of Commissioners voted on Tuesday to stay its course with these Comprehensive Plan Amendments and land development code changes.

The Florida Department of Commerce is expected to issue its Notice of Intent regarding these amendments by the end of July.

If you have questions regarding Vision 2050, Orange Code, or any real property rights, land use, zoning, and business matters, please contact the Lowndes Land Use Team.

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