If approved, the growth development change would allow large land owners to mix and match two or three different zonings on their property into one mixed-use tract.
LPG chief planner Gregg Beliveau has told Lake County manager Bill Neron his company wants to discuss the land law change first with area property owners in the environmentally fragile Green Swamp and Wekiva River basin areas before coming to the county again in early 2003.
"Absolutely insane," a supporter of the Sierra Club of Central Florida tells GlobeSt.com on condition of anonymity. "If passed, you might as well give developers the key to the county seat because they would own it soon enough with a mountain of new development activity."
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