City staff summarized new state statutes affecting local regulation of data centers, noting a statute effective 07/01/2026, a 50‑megawatt threshold for 'large load' customers, reclaimed-water requirements, and legal uncertainty around moratoria that could expose the city to litigation.

The board voted to recommend an amendment that clarifies local regulations on transient residential uses (TRUs) to align with Florida statute 509.0327 and to revert certain turnover limits to pre‑2011 language that the city may still enforce.

Code compliance finds property owner in violation, recommends fine and cease order.

Commission agrees to skip August meeting, boosts outreach for upcoming LDR workshops.

Public hearing opens to discuss Clay County Land Development Ordinance and proposed zoning changes.

Greenville County staff presented updates to the open‑space subdivision provisions (Article 11 of the LDR and Articles 7.1/7.2 of the zoning ordinance); the committee approved forwarding the LDR portion to first reading and the zoning text changes to public hearing, and asked that Planning Commission review follow.