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Approving a change to the 2045 Comprehensive Plan to match state law and list factors for judging whether homes fit with proposed land use or zoning changes

Approving a change to the 2045 Comprehensive Plan to match state law and list factors for judging whether homes fit with proposed land use or zoning changes

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2votes on the record on this issue
19members of Jacksonville City Council decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, September 22, 2026
Yes18
No0

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CountyJacksonville City Council

Who decides this

  • Mone' HolderAt Large Group 1Not decided yet
  • Ron SalemAt Large Group 2Not decided yet
  • Nick HowlandAt Large Group 3Not decided yet
  • Matt CarlucciAt Large Group 4Not decided yet
  • Chris MillerAt Large Group 5Not decided yet
  • Ken AmaroDistrict 1Not decided yet
  • Ju'Coby PittmanDistrict 10Not decided yet
  • Raul AriasDistrict 11Not decided yet
  • Randy WhiteDistrict 12Not decided yet
  • Rory DiamondDistrict 13Not decided yet
  • Rahman JohnsonDistrict 14Not decided yet
  • Mike GayDistrict 2Not decided yet
  • Will LahnenDistrict 3Not decided yet
  • Kevin CarricoDistrict 4Not decided yet
  • Joe CarlucciDistrict 5Not decided yet
  • Michael BoylanDistrict 6Not decided yet
  • Jimmy PelusoDistrict 7Not decided yet
  • Reggie Gaffney Jr.District 8Not decided yet
  • Tyrona Clark-MurrayDistrict 9Not decided yet

Last vote: put off 18 to 0, Sep 22

Decided, Sep 22: The board voted 18 to 0 to take it up again.

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