Plan amendment
Highlands County, FL
4/ 5
High impact
Bedrock impact score
Action type
Plan amendment
Asset class
Multi-asset · site-wide
Status
On municipal record
Filed
2026-08-11
Jurisdiction
Highlands County, FL
Days on record
Not dated
01Investment highlights
Why this deal matters
- Plan amendment in Highlands County, FL
- Bedrock impact score 4 of 5 — High impact
- Removing expired phasing schedules and refreshing site-specific conditions effectively resets the development timeline and flexibility for this large-scale site, potentially unlocking previously constrained entitlements and signaling a near-term re-activation of the project.
02Deal summary
The rationale
Removing expired phasing schedules and refreshing site-specific conditions effectively resets the development timeline and flexibility for this large-scale site, potentially unlocking previously constrained entitlements and signaling a near-term re-activation of the project.
Highlands County is processing a Large-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment (CPA-26-652LS) to modify site-specific development conditions in Appendix Policy A.2.87 of the Future Land Use Element — originally adopted under CPA-10-511LS — by removing expired phasing schedules and updating provisions to reflect current State statutes and market conditions for the Lake Placid Groves property.
03Deal facts
The filing record
- Jurisdiction
- Highlands County, FL
- Action type
- Plan amendment
- Asset class
- Multi-asset · site-wide
- Applicant
- Lake Placid Groves c/o Daniel DeLisi, AICP
- Status
- On municipal record
- Filed
- 2026-08-11
- Days on record
- Not dated
04Location
Where this sits
Highlands County, FL
27.34110, -81.34240 · approximate (jurisdiction center)
Street view
At street level
Area demographics
Highlands County
104,574
Population
$43,708
Median HH income
42,721
Households
$627
Median rent
U.S. Census · ACS 5-year
05Record timeline
Filing to current status
- Filed with jurisdiction2026-08-11On the municipal record
- Scored by BedrockRelevance 4 / 5Automated land-use signal