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Citrus County's Board of Commissioners has narrowly approved the controversial River Oaks development, igniting fierce debate over its environmental impact and economic potential.

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Board approves River Oaks (Del Webb) PUD after long hearing and narrow 3–2 vote
After hours of testimony and a full public hearing, the Board of County Commissioners approved a Pulte/Del Webb planned unit development (River Oaks) on State Road 200 that would add 667 age‑restricted homes, require off‑site utility extensions and include an 8.3‑acre amenity center; approval passed 3–2 with conditions.
citizenportal.ai
August 27, 2026 at 8:49 PM
Citrus County commissioners are taking bold steps to shape the future of development by pushing for essential metrics and fiscal tools to ensure sustainable growth.

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Commissioners push for concurrency metrics and fiscal‑impact tools as growth accelerates
During strategic goal‑setting, commissioners asked staff to develop measurable levels‑of‑service (roads, parks, fire, law enforcement) and a fiscal‑impact worksheet to compare one‑time and recurring revenues against service costs for major development applications.
citizenportal.ai
February 8, 2026 at 12:36 AM
Citrus County is reimagining its growth with a new land-development code that could reshape the future of the Cardinal Street interchange—are you ready for the changes ahead?

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Citrus County planners review Cardinal Street IMA and draft land‑development code updates amid debate over graywater, density and truck stops
Consultants presented land‑development code amendments to implement the Cardinal Street interchange management area, proposing new EDTA and mixed‑use districts with minimum project sizes, density caps and a floor‑area ratio. Commissioners pressed for clearer graywater language, transportation analysis and limits on truck stops and standalone storage.
citizenportal.ai
November 21, 2025 at 5:08 PM
Citrus County officials are grappling with a staggering $90 million in impact fees that could reshape future development and fiscal health.

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County panel reviews $90M impact fees and infrastructure agreements for new development
Panel discusses $90M in impact fees and related infrastructure agreements for upcoming development.
citizenportal.ai
April 20, 2025 at 1:10 AM