Titusville: Titusville Meeting

· Attendees: 5

Summary. The Titusville Planning and Zoning Commission held their regular March 2026 meeting, beginning with the swearing in of two new members, Lynn Rice and Lawrence Graham. Both members took their oath of office and were welcomed to the commission. The primary business item was the Live Local Act ordinance, which addresses state-mandated affordable housing requirements. Senior Planner Christy Anderson presented the draft ordinance that amends the city's affordable housing regulations to comply with Florida Chapter 2025-172. The ordinance includes new definitions, amended development standards, and restrictions in historic districts, while requiring at least 40% of units in qualifying developments to be set aside as affordable rentals for thirty years. The commission discussed various technical aspects of the ordinance, including height restrictions, open space requirements, and landscape buffer standards. Member Rice raised several detailed questions about implementation and compliance during the transition period. The ordinance was ultimately approved unanimously with all five members voting in favor.

4 Agenda Items
2 Motions
3 Action Items

Agenda Items

1. Swearing in of New Members

Two new Planning and Zoning Commission members were sworn into office

2. Approval of Minutes

Minutes from previous meeting were approved without changes

3. Petitions and Requests from Public

Stan Johnston presented concerns about asphalt thickness inspections by city and county

4. Live Local Act Ordinance

Amendment to city's affordable housing regulations to comply with state law

Motions & Votes

Motion to approve the minutes as written

Moved by Member Scully, seconded by Lynn Rice

Passed unanimously

Move to approve the ordinance as written

Moved by Lynn Rice, seconded by Member Scully

Passed 5-0

Action Items

Make notation about waterfront zoned industrial area definition and which Titusville zoning districts it applies to

Assigned to Christy Anderson

Make notation about landscape buffer requirements interaction with 10% open space requirement

Assigned to Christy Anderson

Schedule election of vice chair for next meeting agenda

Assigned to Staff · Due Next meeting

Frequently Asked Questions

What was decided at this meeting?

The Titusville Planning and Zoning Commission held their regular March 2026 meeting, beginning with the swearing in of two new members, Lynn Rice and Lawrence Graham. Both members took their oath of office and were welcomed to the commission. The primary business item was the Live Local Act ordinance, which addresses state-mandated affordable housing requirements. Senior Planner Christy Anderson presented the draft ordinance that amends the city's affordable housing regulations to comply with Florida Chapter 2025-172. The ordinance includes new definitions, amended development standards, and restrictions in historic districts, while requiring at least 40% of units in qualifying developments to be set aside as affordable rentals for thirty years. The commission discussed various technical aspects of the ordinance, including height restrictions, open space requirements, and landscape buffer standards. Member Rice raised several detailed questions about implementation and compliance during the transition period. The ordinance was ultimately approved unanimously with all five members voting in favor.

What was on the agenda?

This meeting covered 4 agenda items: Swearing in of New Members; Approval of Minutes; Petitions and Requests from Public; Live Local Act Ordinance.

How many motions were voted on?

2 motions were voted on during this meeting. See the Motions & Votes section above for each motion and its result.

What action items came out of this meeting?

3 action items were identified. See the Action Items section above for details and who they were assigned to.

Who attended this meeting?

5 members were recorded as present: Chairman Eitan, Lawrence Graham, Lynn Rice, Member Scully, Member McDaniel.

What county is Titusville in?

Titusville is located in Brevard County, Florida. Browse other Brevard County meeting summaries to see what local governments across the county are working on.

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