Community Development is responsible for helping assure that buildings and other structures within our city are planned, designed and built in a way that is safe and compliant with all codes and regulations. Our mission is to provide citizens and the development community with a high level of professional, customer-focused service.
The Community Development Department has three primary divisions:
- Development Review
- Minimum Use Determination
- Rezoning
- Planned Development
- Landscape and Irrigation
- Concurrency Management
- Site Plan Review
- Staff Recommendations
- Public Hearings
- Code Interpretation
- Variances
- Special Exception
- Transfer of Development Rights
- Impact Fees
- Code Text and Map Amendments
- Development Orders
- Developer Initiated Comprehensive Plan Amendments
- Development Engineering and Environmental Resources
- Plat Review
- Construction Plans Review
- On-Site Infrastructure
- Base Flood Elevation
- Drainage and SWM
- Grading and Erosion Control
- Easements and Rights-of-Way Administration
- FDEP, ACOE, and SFWMD Coordination
- Environmental Assessment
- Endangered Species
- Habitat Protection
- Wetlands Protection
- Coastal Construction
- Sea Turtle Monitoring
- Historical and Archaeological Resources
- Inspection and Certificates of Compliance
- Intake Services
- Construction Plans Review
- Building Relocation Permits
- Building Inspection
- Threshold Inspection
- Environmental and Infrastructure Inspection
- Coastal Construction Inspection
- Fees Collection
- Building Permits
- Temporary Use Permits
- Certificates of Compliance
- Certificates of Occupancy
- Business and Occupational Licenses
- Contractor Certification
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