Escambia County to Host Neighborhood Incompatible Land Use Public Meeting July 23

Escambia County, in partnership with The Water Institute and WSP, invites residents to a public meeting to discuss Neighborhood Incompatible Land Use in the county on Wednesday, July 23 at 5:30 p.m. at the Lexington Terrace Community Center, located at 700 S. Old Corry Field Road.

During the meeting, attendees will hear from county staff and representatives from The Water Institute and WSP on identified areas for potential improvement, ways to better identify which land uses are considered to be incompatible with neighborhoods, and how processes to develop those land uses might be improved. Attendees will be invited to provide input on initial results and participate in discussion.

Attendees are encouraged to register prior to the event. Register here via Eventbrite.

Residents who live in Escambia County outside of the City of Pensacola limits are encouraged to complete a survey to gather public feedback on specific industrial and commercial land uses. Click here to complete the survey. The survey is open now through Friday, July 25.

For more information, contact [email protected].