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Flagler County votes not to pursue Chapter 164 challenge to Flagler Beach’s Veranda Bay annexation; asks county attorney to request AGO opinion After lengthy public comment and attorney briefing, the Flagler County Commission voted 4-1 on March 9 to not initiate conflict-resolution proceedings under Chapter 164 over the Flagler Beach Veranda Bay annexation and directed counsel to seek an Attorney General opinion on whether developer covenants satisfy Chapter 171 signature requirements.

Flagler County Commissioners have made a pivotal decision not to challenge the controversial Veranda Bay annexation, sparking heated debates over legal compliance and community impact.

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Residents urge county to tighten rules after Hammock Harbor settlement, raising annexation and coastal concerns Residents of the Hammock and other community groups urged Flagler County to strengthen land-development tools and training after a settlement allowed a large warehouse-style project they say violates the scenic A1A overlay; speakers called for code changes, stronger enforcement and more staff training.

Flagler County residents are rallying for stronger land-development protections after a controversial settlement threatens the scenic character of the Hammock area.

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Flagler County approves mutual separation and severance for county administrator after contentious debate The Flagler County commission approved a mutual separation agreement and severance for County Administrator Heidi Petito, who offered to stay through the FY2027 tentative budget; commissioners and residents were sharply divided during hours of debate and public testimony.

Flagler County's commissioners have voted to approve a controversial mutual separation agreement for County Administrator Heidi Petito, igniting a fierce debate about severance and public accountability.

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Flagler County ratifies settlement with Flagler Beach, closing Chapter 164 conflict 4–1 The Flagler County Board of County Commissioners voted 4–1 on Feb. 23 to ratify a settlement with the City of Flagler Beach resolving five conflict-assessment issues tied to the Veranda Bay, Miranda Bay and Summertown developments, including utility commitments, floodplain protections and a developer mitigation contribution for John Anderson Highway.

Flagler County's recent 4–1 vote to settle a contentious development issue with Flagler Beach could reshape the future of local environmental protections and utility commitments.

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TDC reviews FY26 marketing plan; Zartico visitor‑intelligence onboarding begins Aqua Marketing reported FY25 paid‑media results (about $592,000 spend, ~93 million impressions, 2.1 million clicks and a 2.28% CTR) and presented a $616,000 FY26 plan focused on digital channels; Zartico demonstrated its visitor‑intelligence platform and confirmed onboarding to help measure campaign lift and cross‑visitation.

Aqua Marketing revealed impressive FY25 results with a $592,000 media buy that generated 93 million impressions and proposed an ambitious $616,000 plan for FY26 focusing on digital channels and advanced visitor intelligence.

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County engineer details multi‑reach renourishment plan; Reach 2 bids, $6 million FDOT reallocation expected The county engineer told the TDC that Reach 2 of the beach renourishment program needs about 1.8 million cubic yards of sand (estimated cost roughly $35 million) and that FDOT plans to reallocate approximately $6 million in surplus Reach 1 funds to Reach 2; bids are expected in March with possible construction starting in summer.

Flagler County is gearing up for a massive beach renourishment project, with $35 million in funding and 1.8 million cubic yards of sand on the horizon!

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TDC pulls Flagler Beach boardwalk grant; moves potential funding to Palm Coast lights project The Flagler County Tourist Development Council voted to pull a previously awarded boardwalk grant to Flagler Beach after permitting delays and agreed to consider, at its April meeting, redirecting the funds toward $650,000 in field lighting at the Indian Trails Sports Complex in Palm Coast (TDC share roughly $325,000).

Flagler County has decided to pull the boardwalk grant for Flagler Beach, redirecting $325,000 towards much-needed lighting at Indian Trails Sports Complex to boost local sports events!

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Planning board approves restaurant special exception and variances on A1A despite heavy neighborhood opposition; parking waiver recommended to commission The board approved a special exception and multiple variances to relocate a restaurant building on a split‑zoned A1A property in the Hammock, but neighbors criticized scale, parking and removal of specimen trees; the board also voted 4–1 to recommend a parking‑waiver flexibility to the County Commission.

A controversial new restaurant on A1A has been approved despite fierce neighborhood opposition over parking, tree removal, and building size.

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Flagler County planning board backs 119‑acre Seminole Woods mixed‑use PUD after public objections The Planning & Development Board unanimously recommended that the County Commission approve a future land use map amendment and rezoning to PUD for a 119‑acre Seminole Woods mixed‑use project that limits residential density to 7 units per acre; residents raised traffic, water and property‑value concerns during a lengthy public comment period.

Flagler County's Planning Board just endorsed a massive 119-acre mixed-use development amid fierce public concerns over traffic and property values.

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Flagler planning board backs 119‑acre Seminole Woods mixed‑use PUD, recommends approvals to county commissioners The Flagler County Planning & Development Board voted unanimously to recommend a future land use map amendment and companion rezoning to Planned Unit Development for a 119‑acre Seminole Woods Mixed‑Use project that caps residential density at seven units per acre and reserves at least 25% of the site as open space.

Flagler County's Planning & Development Board just greenlit a major 119-acre mixed-use development that could reshape the Seminole Woods community, but concerns about traffic and neighborhood impact are heating up!

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Flagler County approves $400,000 settlement and permit credits in long legal fight over Hammock Harbor project After hours of public comment and legal argument, the Flagler County commission approved a conditional settlement with Hammock Harbor LLC that pays $400,000 and grants building‑permit and impact‑fee credits; residents protested, saying the approved plan conflicts with Scenic Corridor and zoning rules.

Flagler County has settled a contentious six-year legal battle over the Hammock Harbor marina project, agreeing to pay $400,000 amid heated opposition from local residents.

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Flagler Beach seeks July 4 fireworks in 2027–28; officials flag logistics, safety and funding questions Flagler Beach told the joint workshop it would like to host July 4 fireworks in 2027 (pier reopening) and 2028 (pier centennial); county and Palm Coast officials flagged safety, traffic, and funding logistics and asked staff to coordinate dates to avoid duplicated events.

Flagler Beach is planning an unforgettable July 4th celebration with fireworks in 2027 and 2028, but public safety and funding challenges are on the horizon.

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County officials warn proposed state tax and planning bills could shrink local revenue and tools Officials reported a wave of state proposals—expanded homestead exemptions and planning-law revisions—that could reduce ad valorem revenue and limit local home-rule tools; leaders urged fiscal caution and preparation for alternative funding approaches.

Flagler County officials are sounding the alarm as proposed state bills threaten to slash local revenue and restrict planning authority, leaving communities scrambling for alternatives.

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Officials press for long-term plan as beach-nourishment funding mixes FEMA payments, state bills and local options Flagler County and municipal leaders discussed recent FEMA disbursements and pending state legislation (SB636) as they seek stable funding for construction and long-term maintenance of beach nourishment; officials signaled a need for MSBU studies and clearer maintenance funding.

Flagler County officials are tackling the pressing challenge of securing stable funding for beach nourishment, relying on recent FEMA funds and new state legislation to pave the way for a sustainable future.

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Palm Coast staff say expanding animal control countywide would require five more employees; municipalities want separated cost estimates City staff told the joint workshop expanding Palm Coast animal control services countywide would add five personnel and specialized vehicles; commissioners and council members asked staff to separate shelter operating costs from animal-control-only costs and to provide 1-officer/vehicle estimates for budgeting.

Palm Coast is considering a major expansion of animal control services that could reshape how Flagler County handles shelter pressures and response times.

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Task force recommends hybrid modular shelter; Palm Coast and Flagler County ask nonprofits to respond to RFI A joint task force recommended a hybrid shelter combining a Putnam-style administration and modular kennels (option 4), citing site constraints at the current Flagler Humane Society and recommending an RFI to find a nonprofit operator and finalize cost-sharing and an interlocal agreement.

A task force has proposed a groundbreaking hybrid animal shelter model for Palm Coast and Flagler County, aiming to merge efficiency with compassion amid site challenges.

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Flagler County opens Chapter 164 dispute process with Flagler Beach over Summertown annexation; vote 4–1 Flagler County commissioners voted 4–1 on Jan. 28 to invoke the state's Chapter 164 intergovernmental dispute-resolution process with the City of Flagler Beach over the Summertown comprehensive-plan amendment, citing concerns about reclaimed-water obligations, coastal floodplain effects and traffic impacts on John Anderson Highway.

Flagler County is taking a bold step by initiating conflict-resolution proceedings with Flagler Beach over the controversial Summertown annexation plan, citing serious concerns about flooding, traffic, and community safety.

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Joint planning with Palm Coast, annexation and water‑management concerns dominate workshop County planners briefed commissioners on draft joint planning and ISBA options with Palm Coast; commissioners debated ISBA vs JPA, annexation mechanics, and protections for floodplains and coastal resources. Attorney and residents later urged invoking intergovernmental dispute resolution over the Summertown/Veranda Bay annexation and water‑management obligations.

County leaders are at a crossroads, debating how best to balance growth and protect unincorporated interests amid looming annexation concerns.

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County lays out FY2027 budget priorities and unfunded capital needs as legislators consider property‑tax changes Administration presented the FY2027 budget kickoff and a capital improvement update, stressing large unfunded needs for stormwater, roads and coastal resilience and the revenue uncertainty posed by proposed state property‑tax changes; commissioners asked staff to explore alternative revenue tools (MSBUs/MSTUs), efficiencies and project prioritization.

Flagler County is facing a staggering $77 million unfunded capital gap as it gears up for the FY2027 budget, raising urgent questions about future funding and project prioritization.

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Flagler County backs Army Corps feasibility study for Back Bay shoreline; county to provide local match Commissioners authorized a letter of intent supporting a US Army Corps Jacksonville District feasibility study for Back Bay and county shoreline storm‑risk management. The study is estimated at $3 million over three years and requires a 50% local match (about $1.5 million).

Flagler County is taking a bold step towards protecting its shoreline by backing a $3 million feasibility study with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers!

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County reports seawall failure at Beverly Beach Camptown; Reach 2 permits secured, construction likely 2026 Flagler County staff told commissioners the seawall at Beverly Beach Camptown has failed after recent storms; the coastal engineering team is finalizing a photographic/drone assessment to be posted online. County said it has received FDEP and Army Corps permits for beach-nourishment Reach 2, but construction timing depends on equipment and bidding,

Recent nor'easter conditions have left the seawall at Beverly Beach Camptown in jeopardy, prompting urgent assessments and future construction plans for beach nourishment.

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Residents warn of environmental impacts from proposed Veranda Bay/Summertown annexation; county to monitor Flagler Beach process Speakers urged protection of Beulah Creek and the Bulow Creek headwaters as Flagler Beach considers a voluntary annexation tied to the Veranda Bay/Summertown development; county commissioners said staff prepared a memorandum and will monitor upcoming city hearings.

Residents are sounding the alarm over the potential environmental impact of the Veranda Bay/Summertown development, urging protection for Beulah Creek and local waterways before it's too late.

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Commission approves fifth amendment to Plantation Bay DRI, extends development timeline to 2048 The board approved a fifth amendment to the Plantation Bay development-of-regional-impact plan to extend the DRI to 2048, adopt an updated Map H, and vest certain tree-protection requirements; developer ICI Homes and county staff described the rationale at the Oct. 20 meeting.

Flagler County has just approved a major extension for the Plantation Bay development, pushing its deadline to 2048 and ensuring vital tree protections remain in place.

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TDC selects vendor for 10‑year tourism sustainability master plan; Eco Discovery Center design approved Flagler County TDC staff announced selection of a vendor for a 10‑year tourism sustainability master plan and said the county approved design selection for the Visitor Eco Discovery Center; staff outlined community engagement and a roughly one‑year timeline for the master plan.

Flagler County is gearing up for a game-changing 10-year tourism sustainability master plan, set to redefine visitor experiences and community engagement!

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Flagler County seeks plan to stabilize David Siegel Adult Day Care after staff outline costs and low utilization Health and Human Services told the Board that the county-run David Siegel Adult Day Care is licensed and medically staffed but operates at about nine clients per day and costs roughly $98 per client-day; commissioners asked staff to return in January with budget scenarios and a sustainability plan.

Flagler County's only state-licensed adult day care is struggling with low attendance and rising costs, prompting urgent discussions for a sustainable future.

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Flagler County Hosts Education Foundation Consortium's Fall Meeting for First Time Flagler County will host the Florida Education Foundation's fall consortium meeting, attracting statewide attendees.

Flagler County is set to host the Florida Education Foundation's fall consortium for the first time, bringing educational leaders and boosting local tourism!

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Flagler County approves $2,500 for Florida Georgia Horseshoe Pitching Tournament Commission passes funding for horseshoe tournament aiming to attract more teams from Georgia.

Flagler County is gearing up to boost tourism with exciting events like the Florida Georgia Horseshoe Pitching Tournament, set to unite teams from across the state!

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