Tequesta, FL — rezoning & P&Z cases
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26-253 — text_amendment
This case involves amendments to Chapter 78 (Zoning Code) of the Village of Tequesta, including clarifications to supplemental regulations regarding the location of accessory buildings. Developers should monitor this text amendment as it may affect standards for accessory structure placement across all zoned properties in the village.
26-180 — other
This ordinance amendment updates the Village's zoning regulations for artificial turf and synthetic grass to comply with new state rules from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The changes affect regulations in Chapter 78 (Zoning), Article IX (Supplemental Regulations), Section 78-396.5, and may impact any development or landscaping projects involving synthetic grass materials.
78-309 — text_amendment
This is a text amendment to Section 78-309 of the zoning ordinance to clarify the location requirements for accessory buildings. The specific impacts depend on how the amendment modifies current regulations.
78-209 — text_amendment
This is a comprehensive text amendment to Chapter 78 (Zoning Code) addressing multiple staff-recommended updates including clarification of accessory building locations, outdoor seating standards, prohibited plant list modifications, and amendments to affordable housing and Live Local Act provisions to comply with state law changes under HB 1389.
78-206 — text_amendment
This text amendment (Section 78-206) establishes an affordability commitment requirement mandating that at least 40 percent of multi-family residential units remain affordable for 30 years, enforceable through deed restrictions. Developers proposing multi-family projects in Tequesta will need to comply with this affordability requirement and execute appropriate covenants recorded in the public records.
78-200 — text_amendment
This is a text amendment establishing the Village of Tequesta Affordable Housing and Live Local Act, which permits affordable housing development under Florida Statute 166.04151(7) in Commercial and Mixed Use zoning districts, as well as on certain publicly and institutionally-owned properties. The amendment creates a new regulatory pathway for eligible developers seeking to build affordable housing projects in the specified zones.
78-289 — text_amendment
This amendment clarifies regulations for accessory structures in single-family zoning districts by prohibiting them from extending forward of the principal building's front facade, with an exception for properties fronting Beach Road. Developers should note the stricter setback requirements for accessory structures and pools, which may affect lot utilization and site planning strategies in Tequesta's residential zones.
78-397 — text_amendment
This text amendment modifies the Village's zoning ordinance (Chapter 78) to update the prohibited plant list, affordable housing provisions, and Live Local Act compliance following state changes under HB 1389 (2026). Developers should review whether changes to affordable housing requirements or plant restrictions affect their project feasibility and design standards.
62-308 — Amendment to artificial turf/synthetic grass regulations
This agenda item addresses Ordinance 10-26, which amends the Village's artificial turf regulations to comply with new state law (HB 683 and Rule 62-308.100). The ordinance exempts single-family residential properties of one acre or less from local artificial turf restrictions while preserving Village regulatory authority over larger residential properties, multifamily developments, commercial properties, and mixed-use developments. Developers should note that artificial turf installations on commercial or mixed-use properties will now require special exception approval under the updated local regulations.
78-396 — other
This ordinance amendment updates Village zoning regulations for artificial turf and synthetic grass installations to comply with new Florida state standards adopted through House Bill 683. The amendment ensures that local regulations on synthetic turf for single-family residential properties one acre or less conform to FDEP-established statewide standards and restricts the Village's ability to impose conflicting local prohibitions or regulations.
78-229 — other
This case establishes a formal waiver process for Planned Residential Developments (PRDs) in Tequesta, allowing applicants to request deviations from PRD requirements under specified conditions. The waiver requests will be reviewed as part of site plan approval, aligning PRD procedures with existing Planned Commercial Development processes. Developers should track this if they have PRD projects in Tequesta, as it provides both greater flexibility and a structured evaluation framework for design alternatives.
66-102 — Administrative plat review process
This ordinance streamlines the platting process by shifting final plat review from the Planning and Zoning Board and Village Council to an administrative process under the Community Development Director, eliminating the requirement for board and council approval. The change is required to comply with state law and increases efficiency of the review process. Developers should note that plats will no longer require Planning and Zoning Board approval, potentially accelerating project timelines.
66-321 — other
This case involves amendments to the city's administrative procedures for plat approvals and removal of obsolete zoning ordinance language. The changes streamline the plat review process by allowing the Community Development Director to approve administrative plats without mayoral signature. Developers should review these procedural changes to understand how plats and replats will be processed going forward.
26-182 — other
This case involves adoption of a new Village Rights of Way Policy through amendment to Chapter 63 of the Village Code. The policy applies to all Village of Tequesta rights of way and will be codified into the ordinances. Developers should review this policy as it may affect access, utility placement, and other right-of-way matters related to their projects.
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