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Negative Response Review – Management plans for properties containing 160 acres or less

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Management Plans and Plan Amendments

Land management plans for properties 160 acres or less must meet the same requirements as properties greater than 160 acres with the exception that they are not required to be developed with input from an advisory group. These plans are submitted to the council for review and recommendations.

Negative Response Requests

None.
 

Archived Requests

Previously reviewed management plans are available for one year following the review period.

Site Type Acres Manager Approved
Pepper Beach Park Plan Update 53.97 St. Lucie County  4/13/23
Little Lake Santa Fe Preserve New Plan 69.42 Alachua County 4/13/23
Stan Blum Memorial Boat Ramp Plan Update 14.68 St. Lucie County 4/27/23
Raccoon Island & Wesley's Island Plan Update 90 St. Lucie County 4/27/23
Lake Ariana Park Plan Update 7 City of Auburndale 5/11/23
Tequesta Park Plan Update 40.70 Village of Tequesta 5/11/23
Earl Gilbert Park Plan Update 3.44 City of Parker 6/29/23
Ravine Gardens State Park Plan Update 152.67 DRP 9/28/23
Holopaw State Forest Plan Update 58.00 FFS 11/27/23
Churchill Bayou Parcel Plan Update 30.00 North Florida State College 12/22/23
Keys Marine Lab Plan Update 7.91 University of South Florida 02/01/24
Grayton Dunes Park Plan Update 15.00 Walton County 03/21/24

For more information call 850-245-2555.

Last Modified:
March 25, 2024 - 9:42am

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