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Comprehensive Plan Amendment (Consent) – CPA25(03) ELAMP CON Map Amendment – Providing for Transmittal of a Comprehensive Plan Amendment to the Future Land Use Map (Map 2-15 and Sheets 05, 11, 12, 17, 18, and 23) from AG/R (Agricultural/Rural), RES-1 (Residential-1 Du/Ga), RES-3 (Residential-3 Du/Ga), RES-6 (Residential-6 Du/Ga), RES-9 (Residential-9 Du/Ga), RES-12 (Residential-12 Du/Ga), and ROR (Retail/Office/Residential) to CON (Conservation Lands) on Approximately 2,813 Acres of Real Property Located Throughout Pasco County

Public Hearings at 1:30 p.m.PDE-25-0429District All

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Staff recommendation

Approve

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PDE-25-0429 was taken up 2 times between Aug 21, 2025 and Sep 16, 2025 — this is appearance 2.

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Amanda Hill

Item P eighty two. CPA 2503 Elamp CON MAP Amendment providing for transmittal of a comprehensive plan amendment to the future land use map map 2-15 and sheets 5, 11, 12, 17, 18, and 23. From AGR, Agricultural Rural, Res One, Residential One Unit Per D One dwelling unit per gross acre. Res three, residential three, dwelling units per gross acre, Res

6, residential 6 dwelling units per gross acre, res 9, residential 9 dwelling units per gross acre, res 12, residential 12 dwelling units per gross acre, and ROR, retail office residential, Tacan, Conservation Lands, on approximately 2,813 acres of real property located throughout Pasco County. Staff is available to make a presentation if the board so desires, and we also have staff online as well to answer any questions you may have.

Unidentified speakerVoice A

This is your only consent item. Mm-hmm. Correct.

StarkeyChair

Does anyone want a um presentation?

Unidentified speakerVoice A

No.

Yeah.

StarkeyChair

Okay. Then I will take a motion.

Unidentified speakerVoice A

No. Is there anybody in the audience audience?

StarkeyChair

If you want, you can speak to

Unidentified speakerVoice A

Is

Oakley

anyone to speak against it?

StarkeyChair

Seeing no one, is there anyone online that wants to speak to me?

Oakley

There's no one online.

StarkeyChair

We're good to go. Approval. Second. All in favor. Aye. Aye. Oh, yes? I was

Keith

gonna say

eight hundred acres key. So yeah, to pick Keith Wiley, Director of Parks Recreation and Natural Resources. So before I was your parks director, I was the environmental lands manager. So I think this this item today just highlights the good work. Yep. Talk a lot op about open space, open space. And so the Eland program has protected around sixty six hundred acres to date so far. And some of you have seen the items of um uh agreements that we're gonna be working with the Family Rural Lands Protection Program to add even more. So I

just wanted to take the opportunity to applaud the good work of the team um and and and the efforts of the county to protect environmentally sensitive areas. So good work.

StarkeyChair

I was wondering with the addition of the um land that we did today, I know it wasn't an e-lamp, um, but it does protect that Yeah, that that conservation land today?

Keith

So Alston's Yeah, so it's it's an agreement to work with the state program and it would be a if if If negotiated and all the numbers make sense, it would be a partnership with the Elamp program through the county and the state, yes ma'am.

StarkeyChair

Okay. So um are we I was just wondering, are we still at thirty percent or are we higher than thirty percent?

Keith

We're we're we're moving we're moving. Yeah, little little little uh little ticks here and there, absolutely. We're going in the right direction. So we're not at the the goal is thirty percent. We hover between, depending on what you're actually adding up, anywhere between eighteen and twenty-three percent protected.

StarkeyChair

Well I guess we add You know, wetlands and things and

Oakley

You have a lot of projects that you know, you don't build on. So correct.

StarkeyChair

You know, my understanding is there's thirty to thirty three percent of the county that will not be built.

Oakley

That's true. I

StarkeyChair

and I'm very I'm always very proud to say that number. I mean I love saying that number that we Well, you know, we we uh we do have open spaces where some of our more developed counties they don't have what we have.

Keith

Correct. I just thought it was a good opportunity to just you know cheer the program on. I

WeightmanSecond Vice Chair

was trying I was reading the room and I thought, well, people may want to go get a snack or something before five. Well then staring at the time. Sorry. No, thank you for coming up.