Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Daytona Beach public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
5 issues in development with medium priority
Burgoyne site redevelopment and structured parking
Board members discussed the Burgoyne parcel — a potential $200–300 million project — noting Brownwhere will master-plan the site and that public participation might come via structured parking, which could require CRA financing tools beyond the CRA's remaining years.
Midtown Vacant Lot Acquisition and Property Exchange
The city considered buying a small vacant lot on MLK Boulevard for about $27,700, but commissioners asked if they could trade another city-owned lot instead to save money since the parcel is too small to build on.
Cedar Street Industrial Rezoning and Expansion
A proposal to rezone vacant residential parcels on Cedar Street to local industry will allow a long-standing hydraulic business to combine properties and clear up code enforcement issues.
Daytona State College Overlay District
The commission established a college and university overlay district in the Land Development Code to help coordinate campus-related planning.
Outdoor Dining and Sidewalk Cafe Permitting Process
Board members and business owners discussed frustrations with the slow timeline for approving side and rear outdoor seating agreements compared to front sidewalk cafes.