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Nassau County Planning and Zoning Board

March 17, 2026 ·06:00 PM Final

Agenda — 7 items

  1. A Consider CPA25-018 and Ordinance 26-016, an amendment to the Future Land Use Map (FLUM) of approximately 1.50 acres located approximately 0.27 miles southwest of the terminus of the Liberty Cove Graded Roadbed from Transect 1 (T-1) to Transect 3.5 (T-3.5). Liberty Cove Nassau, LLC, Owner. Gregory Matovina, Agent. District 3.
  2. B Consider CPA25-032 and Ordinance 26-014, an amendment to the Future Land Use Map (FLUM) of approximately 10.17 acres located at 86136 Britt Lynn Lane from Medium Density Residential (MDR) to Transect 3.5 (T-3.5). Affordable Housing First Corporation, Owner. Nassau County, Agent. District 3.
  3. C Consider CPA26-006 and Ordinance 2026-010, an amendment to the Future Land Use Map (FLUM) of approximately 2.35 acres located on the west side of Gene Lasserre Blvd from Industrial (IND) to Transect 7.3 (T-7.3). Watson Coffee, Owner. Nassau County, Agent. District 3.​
  4. D Consider LDC25-007 and Ordinance 2026-028, an amendment to the Nassau County Land Development Code, Article 44, Transect Based Zoning District (TBZ), and Article 45, Timber to Tides Design Overlay Community Based Design Standards.
  5. E Consider R25-008 and Ordinance 2026-015, the rezoning of approximately 1.50 acres located approximately 0.27 miles southwest of the terminus of the Liberty Cove Graded Roadbed from Transect 1 (T-1) to Transect 3.5 (T-3.5). Liberty Cove Nassau, LLC, Owner. Gregory Matovina, Agent. District 3.
  6. F Consider R25-027 and Ordinance 2026-017, the rezoning of approximately 10.17 acres located at 86136 Britt Lynn Lane from Open Rural (OR) to Transect 3.5 (T-3.5). Affordable Housing First Corporation, Owner. Nassau County, Agent. District 3.
  7. G Consider R26-006 and Ordinance 2026-011, the rezoning of approximately 2.35 acres located on the west side of Gene Lasserre Blvd. from Industrial Warehouse (IW) to Transect 7.3 (T-7.3). Watson Coffee, Owner. Nassau County, Agent. District 3.

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