Augustine Planning News Today

The Treasury building is considered the city's skyscraper in downtown. It is just a couple blocks from the Bridge of Lions.

The HGTV 2024 Dream Home on Anastasia Island in St. Augustine has been controversial because a seawall was built without a city permit, extending five feet beyond St. Augustine's ordinance codes.

The company that built the house, Coastal Getaway Homes, is asking for permission to build a retaining wall along the marsh after it was already built.

Neighbor raise concerns over proposed development in Lincolnville neighborhood of St. Augustine

A project that would have the tallest modern buildings in St. Augustine would be a transportation hub and apartments.

Worry over a wall. A St. Augustine couple who built a wall on their property say it's purely decorative, but their neighbors aren’t so sure.

The project would be a marina with cottages that people could stay in overnight. However, the neighbors say the space is too small for this kind of project.

If one Florida senator gets his way, local governments may soon lose control over one ever-expanding industry: short-term rentals.  Florida Senate Bill 522 was filed by Sen. Manny Diaz Jr., R-Hialeah Gardens, in January and has been referred to the Regulated Industries, Commerce and Tourism and Rules committees.  The bill essentially turns over the regulation, licensing and inspection of the short-term rental industry to the state, removing layers of control that currently exist at the cit...

St. Augustine board recommends OK for Sebastian Inland Harbor project City Commission will have final say The St. Augustine Planning and Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of changes to the Sebastian Inland Harbor Planned Unit Development at Tuesdays hearing.  The request will go to the City Commission for review along with concerns from the board. The meeting date had not been set as of early Wednesday.  The project would be a large waterfront complex next to Riberia Street, K...