Jefferson County Florida Planning Department
Planning Official: Shannon Metty Planner: David Wheeler Planning Assistant: Quinn Atkinson
smetty@jeffersoncountyfl.gov dwheeler@jeffersoncountyfl.gov qatkinson@jeffersoncountyfl.gov
445 West Palmer Mill Rd
Monticello, Fl 32344
850-342-0223, Fax 850-342-0225
Announcements:
If your property is within Monticello City limits please contact city planning at (850) 342-0153.
Upcoming Meeting:
TBD, 2024
6pm EST @ Jefferson Co. Courthouse Annex
435 W Walnut St. Monticello, FL 32344
Click Here for Agenda Packet
Planning Commission Meeting:
Please contact the Planning Department office prior to taking any action, or for answers to any questions, related to land use or the subdivision of property. Building and other types of permits will not be issued for any site without issuance of a Development Permit from the Planning Department.
For individuals requiring accommodations we ask that you complete and return the ADA Request Form
911 Address Form Driveway Application
Staff Review Minor Subdivision Business Application
Please contact the Planning Dept for Major Development or Special Exception Applications
The following are informational Pdf files available here for viewing, printing, and download - click on the underlined links below:
2025 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN (Adopted 02/02/2012)
2025 FUTURE LAND USE MAP (Adopted 02/02/2012)
2015 JEFFERSON COUNTY LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE (Adopted 10/20/2015)
Note: Upon opening the above pdf document, there is a lengthy Table of Contents. Your cursor will change from an arrow pointer to a hand with pointing finger. Scroll (wheel works best) to the subject you wish to read and left-click the pointer to go to that subject (it will be at the top of the page).
The LDC contains nine Articles (Chapters) and we tried to make it somewhat like a handbook.
ARTICLE 1 (General Provisions) Purpose, Objectives, and Definitions of terms used and what activities require permits.
ARTICLE 2 (Land Use) Types of uses by category & allowable uses in each.
ARTICLE 3 (Concurrency) Levels of Service of Comprehensive Plan elements.
ARTICLE 4 (Resource Protection) Environmental features and protection.
ARTICLE 5 (Development Design) Design of site plans and subdivisions.
ARTICLE 6 (Signs)
ARTICLE 7 (Non-Standard Development) Non-Conforming Developments and Variances.
ARTICLE 8 (Boards and Agencies) Planning Department, Official, and Commission.
ARTICLE 9 (Administration) Development Permits and procedures.
Special Note: Current Land Use Regulations require an applicant for any subdivision/site plan approval to provide a current recorded deed upon submittal of an application. When there are multiple names listed as owners of a parcel, ALL owners must sign ALL applications, forms, etc., or legally appoint a representative authorized to act in their behalf.
JEFFERSON COUNTY CODE OF ORDINANCES
JEFFERSON COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION:
Planning Commission Meeting Schedule: The Jefferson County Planning Commission does not meet every month; however, when they do, meetings are generally scheduled to begin at 6:00 PM, on the 2nd Thursday of each month. All meetings are advertised a minimum of 10 days (but not more than 30 days) prior to the meeting dates. Meetings are scheduled for:
1. Public Hearings regarding development applications,
2. Public Hearings regarding the adoptions of ordinances,
3. Workshops that are generally scheduled (& advertised) to occur after "regular" meetings or as separate meetings.
Agenda of upcoming meetings are available at the Planning Department office.
NATIONAL WETLANDS INVENTORY INFORMATION
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The NWI is available online at http://www.fws.gov/wetlands/Data/Mapper.html When ready to use the mapper (choose “Wetland Mapper VI), you may have to scroll down the page to find and click on the box labeled "Click Here to Open the Wetlands Mapper". After clicking on the "red box" you will see a map and there will be a white box near the upper right corner of the page. Type in an address "XXXX Street name, City, State" (You can substitute the zip code for typing out the city/state).
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