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All four City Council members present had concerns, but they all voted in favor of the rezoning on the first reading.

The storage facility would be the third approved on Old Kings Road in less than two months.

The Palm Coast Planning Board cleared the way for the third self-storage facility approved for Old Kings Road in the past four weeks.

The city could also allow multifamily builders to offer charging stations in lieu of a certain number of garages, the committee's chairman proposed.

Also: Palm Coast looks into saltwater canal dredging.

The Lakeview Estates property will have to meet DEP remediation standards before construction begins.

The Paytas Homes development of 208 homes will be just south of Royal Palms Parkway, west of Lake Avenue.

Some of the green spaces on the map of Palm Coast will soon disappear — development is planned for land near Graham Swamp off State Road 100, on White Mill Drive near U.S. 1, and on the former Matanzas Woods Golf Course property — prompting opposition from residents concerned about the city becoming overbuilt.  BY THE NUMBERS 2 Allowed irrigation times per week during Daylight Saving Time. Drip systems and handheld hoses with automatic shutoff nozzles are allowed at any time. If reclaim...

A rendering provided by the developer of what would be one of three apartment buildings at American Village, a new gated community in the heart of Palm Coast’s P-Section. Palm Coast’s P-Section is getting a three-building, four-story apartment complex rimmed by 45 single-family homes in what will be a gated community restricted to people 55 and over, off Pritchard Drive. The Palm Coast Planning Board approved a master site plan for the apartment complex in a 5-0 vote Wednesday evening. The...

Get ready for that familiar sight again as Boston Whaler will take over its sister Sea Ray’s plant, abandoned two and a half years ago. (Rusty Clark) Two and a half years after the Sea Ray plant shut down off Colbert Lane, eliminating some 440 high-paying, manufacturing jobs, the plant will reopen very soon under the banner of Boston Whaler, a boat builder owned by Sea Ray’s parent, Brunswick Corp. Boston Whaler will bring back 300 to 400 jobs within 24 months, Palm Coast Mayor Milissa Hol...