Consider CPA21-002, an amendment to the 2030 Nassau County Comprehensive Plan; amending the Recreation And Open Space Element Policy ROS.01.03, to revise parks definitions; amending policy ROS.01.04, to revise adopted level of service standards; amending and renumbering policy FL.01.05 to Policy FL.01.06; adding a new policy ROS.01.05, to establish minimum design requirements for a regional park; adding a new Policy ROS.01.07 to establish minimum design standard requirements for a local/neighborhood park; amending Policy ROS.01.09, regarding impact fees and land dedication; deleting Policy ROS.01.15; amending the Future Land Use Element Policies FL.01.02, and FL.02.05,  to relocate park level of service requirements for the William Burgess Mixed Use Activity Center Overlay District to Recreation And Open Space Policy ROS.01.06; adding new Public Facilities (Stormwater Management Sub-element) Policy STM.01.06, to encourage joint use of stormwater treatment facilities and local parks;  providing for transmittal; providing for severability; and providing an effective date.

Consider ORD21-001, an ordinance amending Chapter 29 Of the County Code of Ordinances, Subdivision and Development Review, Section 29-46, Public Uses; providing for recreational standards for new development; providing for design standards for community, regional, and neighborhood parks; providing for construction of trails designated as Future Facilities on the County Future Transportation Map Series; providing for severability; providing for codification; and providing an effective date.

Consider ORD21-002, an ordinance amending Chapter 34 Of The County Code of Ordinances, Comprehensive Impact Fee Ordinance; amending Section 34-21, Definitions Applicable To Park and Recreational Facilities Impact Fees; amending Section 34-22, Legislative Findings Applicable to Park and Recreational Facilities Impact Fees; amending Section 34-23, Imposition of Park and Recreational Facilities Impact Fees; amending Section 34-24, Use Of Monies; providing for application;  providing for severability; providing for codification; and providing an effective date.

Consider FD21-003, the final development plan for Phase 1C, segment 3 and Phase 1E of the Amelia National PUD; 134 single-family residential units and associated infrastructure on the north and east sides of Amelia Concourse, west of CR107 Old Nassauville Road. Application filed by Amelia National Enterprise LLC, Owner; and Prosser, Inc., Agent. District 2.

Consider R21-003, a rezoning of approximately 226 acres located on the north and south sides of Pages Dairy Road, between Tiry Lane and Yulee Hills Road, from Open Rural to Residential Single Family 2 (RS-2). Application filed by David Peyton Page Revocable Trust, David Peyton Page, the Betty Page Family Trust, David Page Jr. and Kimberly P. Page, 1702 Atlantic Avenue, Fernandina Beach FL 32034; and John and Angelia McClellan, 86483 Nursery Trail, Yulee FL 32097 Owners; Matovina & Company, 12443 San Jose Blvd, Ste 504, Jacksonville, FL 32223, Agent. District 3. (This item has been withdrawn from consideration at this time. It will be re-advertised for hearing at a later date)

Consider R21-004, a rezoning of approximately 67.32 acres located on the north side of Pages Dairy Road Road, between Ellis Estates Landing Road and Felmor Road, from Open Rural to Residential Single Family 2 (RS-2). Application filed by Norraine A. Edwards Revocable Trust, Norraine A. Edwards, Trustee,  PO Box 789, Yulee, FL 32041-0789;  Michael D. Edwards and Wendy D. Edwards, 86276 Pages Dairy Rd, Yulee, FL 32097; Donald P. Edwards and Oscar V. Edwards Marital Trust, Donald P. Edwards, Trustee, 86288 Pages Dairy Rd, Yulee, FL 32097, Owners; Matovina & Company, 12443 San Jose Blvd, Ste 504, Jacksonville, FL 32223, Agent. District 3. (The applicant request a continuance of this item to the October 19, 2021 meeting).