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Yulee, FL 32097
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Growth Management
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Peter J. King, AICP
Interim Planning Director
Email
96161 Nassau Pl.
Yulee, FL 32097
Ph: (904) 491-7328
Hours
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
The Growth Management Department:
Provides technical planning support to the
Board of County Commissioners
,
County Manager
, and other
County departments
Performs the daily operations associated with the implementation of the
Land Development Code and Comprehensive Plan
and are the point of entry for site plan review and other applications for development orders
Encourages the provision of captial infrastructure required to accommodate new growth
Liaisons with advisory boards, governmental agencies, and the private sector to position the County to capitalize on economic development opportunities in keeping with desired quality of life
Maintains a demographic profile of Nassau County
Provides information on the County's development standards and procedures to developers, investors, and the general public
Growth Management 2011-2012 Achievements
Inventory of all sidewalks in County and digitized into GIS layer
New Borrow Pit Ordinance
Transportation Concurrency abolished
New Industrial Park Zoning District
PUD District revised
New East Nassau Community Planning Area (ENCPA) Zoning District
Justification of Impact Fee Disbursement for Yulee Ball Park and Julia Street Recreation Trail
AICP certification for third Planner in Growth Management Team
Growth Management 2012-2013 Goals
Recreation Master Plan for Nassau County
Regulations for digital signs on SR200 Corridor
Mobility Fee/ Mobility Plan
Review and approval of the first Detailed Site Area Plan (DSAP) in the State of Florida (post HB 7207)
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