Land Development Code Amendments

Parking Code Amendments

Staff is proposing changes to parking regulations, which adds more flexibility in meeting parking standards throughout the city.

Updated: July 18, 2022

Sign Code Amendments

Staff is proposing changes to the sign code to introduce updated sign types and simplify the existing code to be more user-friendly.

Mechanical Equipment

Staff is proposing changes to the mechanical equipment definition and regulations.

Updated: July 18, 2022

Parramore Heritage Amendments

The City of Orlando proposes an amendment to Ch. 58, Part 2AI—the Parramore Heritage Overlay District section of the Land Development Code.

Updated: July 18, 2022

Downtown Orlando GMP and LDC Amendments

Three proposals for managing and mitigating late-night uses within the Downtown Entertainment Area, with an accompanying Growth Management Plan amendment.

Updated: July 18, 2022

Billboard Removal Incentive

Add locations to the billboard exchange incentive list in the Sign Code, to include all billboards found within the contractual boundaries of Main Street districts.

Updated: July 18, 2022

Administrative Official Determinations

Amendments to Ch. 65, part 2L to clarify review applicability and procedures for Planning Official, Zoning Official and Appearance Review Official Determinations.

Screen Enclosures and Water Body Setbacks

An amendment to the Land Development Code (LDC), Chapter 58 to clarify the street side yard setback for pools and screen enclosures; to add setback requirements for pool enclosures; and to fix grammatical errors found within the respective pool and screen enclosure sections of code.

Updated: July 18, 2022

Mobile Food Vending, Mobile Retail and Mobile Services

Codification of regulations for mobile food vending and mobile businesses and provide definitions for various aspects of mobile businesses in Chapter 58 of the Land Development Code.

Updated: July 18, 2022

Board Composition

Land Development Code amendment merging several existing design review committees into one centralized review committee to be known as the Development Review Committee (DRC).

Updated: July 18, 2022

Subdivision Process

Code amendment to streamline subdivision plat review requirements. More information will be available six weeks before the scheduled Municipal Planning Board review of this item.

Updated: July 18, 2022

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