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All of our upcoming and past community meetings about proposed development projects can be found on the tab to the right. Select the meeting and use the "Public Input" tool at the bottom of the page to provide feedback.


For a breakdown of meetings by Commission District, visit our Planning & Development Hub here.


Why are there community meetings? Community meetings are the first opportunity for residents to provide comments publicly on proposed development projects. Residents are invited to join their neighbors, the District Commissioner, and Orange County staff at an in-person meeting where the applicant will present their request and answer your questions. The Community Meeting is a time to learn more about the proposal, ask questions, and provide feedback.

Will a vote occur during a community meeting? No. This meeting is for informational purposes only.

What's the next step after the community meeting? The proposed project will go before the Development Review Committee (DRC), Planning & Zoning Committee (PZC)/Local Planning Agency (LPA) or the Board of Zoning Adjustment (BZA) for a recommendation. That recommendation will then go to the Board of County Commissioners for a final vote.

How can I keep up with proposed developments in my community? Our OCFL Atlas tool includes an interactive map showing proposed development projects in the pipeline. Click the map below to see what's happening in your community.


All of our upcoming and past community meetings about proposed development projects can be found on the tab to the right. Select the meeting and use the "Public Input" tool at the bottom of the page to provide feedback.


For a breakdown of meetings by Commission District, visit our Planning & Development Hub here.


Why are there community meetings? Community meetings are the first opportunity for residents to provide comments publicly on proposed development projects. Residents are invited to join their neighbors, the District Commissioner, and Orange County staff at an in-person meeting where the applicant will present their request and answer your questions. The Community Meeting is a time to learn more about the proposal, ask questions, and provide feedback.

Will a vote occur during a community meeting? No. This meeting is for informational purposes only.

What's the next step after the community meeting? The proposed project will go before the Development Review Committee (DRC), Planning & Zoning Committee (PZC)/Local Planning Agency (LPA) or the Board of Zoning Adjustment (BZA) for a recommendation. That recommendation will then go to the Board of County Commissioners for a final vote.

How can I keep up with proposed developments in my community? Our OCFL Atlas tool includes an interactive map showing proposed development projects in the pipeline. Click the map below to see what's happening in your community.


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Is there something you'd like to know about community meetings or a specific project? Send us your question and we will get back to you as soon as possible. 

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  • Share Within Vision 2050 and Orange Code, is there anything in place that will prevent subdivision development design from making it impractical to walk, pedal, etc. to a shopping center or other destination that is geographically close, but impractical to without an automobile? It is often the case in Orange County and the rest of the U.S. that subdivisions are built near a shopping center, but walls, cul-de-sacs, and just the design of 1950's to now subdivisions make walking impractical to go anywhere. Thank you for your time. on Facebook Share Within Vision 2050 and Orange Code, is there anything in place that will prevent subdivision development design from making it impractical to walk, pedal, etc. to a shopping center or other destination that is geographically close, but impractical to without an automobile? It is often the case in Orange County and the rest of the U.S. that subdivisions are built near a shopping center, but walls, cul-de-sacs, and just the design of 1950's to now subdivisions make walking impractical to go anywhere. Thank you for your time. on Twitter Share Within Vision 2050 and Orange Code, is there anything in place that will prevent subdivision development design from making it impractical to walk, pedal, etc. to a shopping center or other destination that is geographically close, but impractical to without an automobile? It is often the case in Orange County and the rest of the U.S. that subdivisions are built near a shopping center, but walls, cul-de-sacs, and just the design of 1950's to now subdivisions make walking impractical to go anywhere. Thank you for your time. on Linkedin Email Within Vision 2050 and Orange Code, is there anything in place that will prevent subdivision development design from making it impractical to walk, pedal, etc. to a shopping center or other destination that is geographically close, but impractical to without an automobile? It is often the case in Orange County and the rest of the U.S. that subdivisions are built near a shopping center, but walls, cul-de-sacs, and just the design of 1950's to now subdivisions make walking impractical to go anywhere. Thank you for your time. link

    Within Vision 2050 and Orange Code, is there anything in place that will prevent subdivision development design from making it impractical to walk, pedal, etc. to a shopping center or other destination that is geographically close, but impractical to without an automobile? It is often the case in Orange County and the rest of the U.S. that subdivisions are built near a shopping center, but walls, cul-de-sacs, and just the design of 1950's to now subdivisions make walking impractical to go anywhere. Thank you for your time.

    Jonathan Aman asked about 1 month ago

    Hey Jonathan,

    Thank you for your question. 

    Vision 2050 sets big-picture goals for safer, better-connected walking and biking. The specific rules for how to design streets and developments to meet those goals are laid out in Orange Code.

    Orange Code focuses less on separating land uses and more on the look and layout of streets, blocks, and buildings. That approach naturally creates places where walking and biking are safer and easier, while still allowing cars to move through.

    Some suburban features—like subdivision walls, gated entrances, and cul-de-sac street patterns—may still make sense in certain existing suburban areas. But in most new development and in established urban neighborhoods, Orange Code will generally not allow those features. The result is that future projects will help build a community that is more connected, easier to get around, and supportive of multiple travel options.

    Hope that helps.

    Thanks, 

  • Share Once a community meeting date/location is set, how long before posted on this site? RZ-25-11-023 Community Mtg for Nov. 13th for example. on Facebook Share Once a community meeting date/location is set, how long before posted on this site? RZ-25-11-023 Community Mtg for Nov. 13th for example. on Twitter Share Once a community meeting date/location is set, how long before posted on this site? RZ-25-11-023 Community Mtg for Nov. 13th for example. on Linkedin Email Once a community meeting date/location is set, how long before posted on this site? RZ-25-11-023 Community Mtg for Nov. 13th for example. link

    Once a community meeting date/location is set, how long before posted on this site? RZ-25-11-023 Community Mtg for Nov. 13th for example.

    Pamela asked about 2 months ago

    Hey Pamela, thank you for using Engage Orange. We typically try to get those meetings posted on this site within three days of the notice going out. The page for this specific project is live and can be found here Conventional Rezoning for Commercial Uses (RZ-25-11-023) | Engage Orange County 

  • Share Hi - I just received a letter from CS Engineering and Consulting today about a proposed church at 3103 Avalon Road. The letter shows a proposed plan and has stated they've submitted plans to Orange County. I am unsure if anything has been scheduled or will be scheduled for this plan? It is right behind our house and community and we do not want it! Please let us know about this as we plan to fight this. on Facebook Share Hi - I just received a letter from CS Engineering and Consulting today about a proposed church at 3103 Avalon Road. The letter shows a proposed plan and has stated they've submitted plans to Orange County. I am unsure if anything has been scheduled or will be scheduled for this plan? It is right behind our house and community and we do not want it! Please let us know about this as we plan to fight this. on Twitter Share Hi - I just received a letter from CS Engineering and Consulting today about a proposed church at 3103 Avalon Road. The letter shows a proposed plan and has stated they've submitted plans to Orange County. I am unsure if anything has been scheduled or will be scheduled for this plan? It is right behind our house and community and we do not want it! Please let us know about this as we plan to fight this. on Linkedin Email Hi - I just received a letter from CS Engineering and Consulting today about a proposed church at 3103 Avalon Road. The letter shows a proposed plan and has stated they've submitted plans to Orange County. I am unsure if anything has been scheduled or will be scheduled for this plan? It is right behind our house and community and we do not want it! Please let us know about this as we plan to fight this. link

    Hi - I just received a letter from CS Engineering and Consulting today about a proposed church at 3103 Avalon Road. The letter shows a proposed plan and has stated they've submitted plans to Orange County. I am unsure if anything has been scheduled or will be scheduled for this plan? It is right behind our house and community and we do not want it! Please let us know about this as we plan to fight this.

    Travis Bruehl asked 2 months ago

    Hey Travis, thanks for your question. We are working on scheduling a community meeting regarding this proposed project. The meeting notice will be mailed to neighboring homeowners and will be posted on Engage Orange once scheduled. Stay tuned for more updates.

    Thanks, 

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