There was unanimous support from council to move foward with extraordinary circumstances in determining how much to increase impact fees while the city legal department updated council on the many effects SB 180 has had on the city.
It all boils down to the Planning Commission wanting to allowing for more density and intensity, including in Coastal High Hazard Areas and single family zoning districts. It could be minimized as NIMBY vs YIMBY and I’m sure it’s an easy fence to sit on. But like most things, it’s not that simple
A few handy links for how to tract land use changes and development in Tampa.
By Michael Bishop ·
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