Monroe County Posts LDC Amendment Meetings, Public Materials Online
Monroe County updated its Planning and Environmental Resources Pending Applications page on December 6, 2025, posting community meeting notices and agenda materials for several Land Development Code amendments. The postings include links to staff reports and business impact estimates tied to Board of County Commissioners action this week, and they matter because they shape permitting procedures and local development rules that affect property owners and businesses.
On December 6, 2025 Monroe County published updated listings on its Planning and Environmental Resources Pending Applications page that schedule community meetings and public review materials for proposed Land Development Code amendments. The update makes available a community meeting for LDC Amendment per SB 954 listed as File 2025 170 on December 8 2025 and a meeting notice for Notice to Proceed Requirements and Procedures listed as File 2025 103 on December 11 2025. The page also provides links to Development Review Committee agendas Planning Commission agendas and Board of County Commissioners agendas along with staff reports and business impact estimates tied to upcoming BOCC items scheduled for December 10 2025.
The postings are intended to increase public access to application materials and meeting schedules so residents developers and other stakeholders can engage before decisions are finalized. The materials posted include staff analysis and business impact estimates that illuminate how proposed code changes could affect permitting timelines application requirements and local business operations. Because several items are moving toward BOCC consideration this week the documents are likely to inform commissioners deliberations and public comment.
The county emphasizes that postings do not indicate completed or approved status and that items may be revised as they move through the review process. That caveat is important for residents tracking potential changes to procedures created by SB 954 and for property owners who may face new notice or procedural requirements under a revised Notice to Proceed framework. The Pending Applications page also lists contact information for Planning staff for questions and clarifications and includes links to agenda packets so community members can review the full record.
For Monroe County residents this update is an opportunity to review proposed changes before Board action and to prepare comments for community meetings and commission hearings. Check the county Planning and Environmental Resources Pending Applications page for any updates or agenda packet links and use the staff contact information on that page to raise specific questions about how proposed changes could affect individual properties or local businesses.
