1342 30TH St

Case SS-26-06-040 · Small-Scale Future Land Use Map amendment (comp plan) · Multifamily · Orange County

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The request, as filed

Adoption of Future Land Use Map Amendment SS-26-06-040, Ordinance, and Concurrent Rezoning LUP-25-11-274, Hillary Hepp and Evan Brady

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The facts on file

Case numberSS-26-06-040
Address1342 30TH St
Case typeSmall-Scale Future Land Use Map amendment (comp plan)
ProductMultifamily
Site size1.49 acres
Future land useHigh Density Residential (HDR)
ApprovedOctober 27, 2026
JurisdictionOrange County

The story so far

December 10, 2025Filed (county development review)
September 24, 2026Introduced at BCC (file 26-1219)
October 27, 2026Scheduled for BCC public hearing
October 27, 2026Approved by the Board of County Commissioners (final)

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What this case is

Comprehensive plan amendment. A comprehensive plan amendment changes the future land use designation on the land, which is the ceiling on what the zoning can later allow. In Florida a small-scale amendment adopts in one local step; a larger one is transmitted to the state for review before the local board adopts it. Adoption changes the plan, not the zoning. A rezoning usually follows, sometimes filed as a companion case at the same time.

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