Florida S0686 establishes criteria for designating certain parcels as agricultural enclaves, allowing for specific development plans.

Florida S0686, known as the Agricultural Enclaves bill, allows owners of certain parcels to apply for certification as agricultural enclaves. These parcels must meet specific criteria, such as being undeveloped, owned or controlled by a single entity, and in continuous agricultural use for at least five years. Parcels can be up to 700 acres if surrounded by at least 50% industrial, commercial, or residential development, or up to 1,280 acres if surrounded by 75% such development. If surrounded by high-density residential development, the limit increases to 4,480 acres.

Florida S0686 establishes criteria for designating certain parcels as agricultural enclaves, allowing for specific development plans.

Florida S0686, known as the Agricultural Enclaves bill, allows owners of certain parcels to apply for certification as agricultural enclaves. These parcels must meet specific criteria, such as being undeveloped, owned or controlled by a single entity, and in continuous agricultural use for at least five years. Parcels can be up to 700 acres if surrounded by at least 50% industrial, commercial, or residential development, or up to 1,280 acres if surrounded by 75% such development. If surrounded by high-density residential development, the limit increases to 4,480 acres.