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Maitland Issues Comprehensive Checklist for Development Plan Amendment Applicants

Maitland has released a detailed checklist for property owners and developers seeking to amend the city's Comprehensive Development Plan. This comprehensive guide outlines all required documentation and fees to ensure a thorough and streamlined application process.

09/21/2026 · Maitland edition

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Maitland property owners and developers looking to amend the city's Comprehensive Development Plan must now navigate a clear set of requirements, according to a recently released checklist. The city emphasizes a thorough, upfront process for all submittals.

This checklist ensures all necessary documentation and fees are in place before the city reviews any proposed changes to land use or zoning. Understanding these steps helps streamline the application process for everyone involved.

A complete online application serves as the initial mandatory step for any Comprehensive Development Plan Amendment submittal. Applicants must pay both application and review deposit fees upfront to proceed with their request. The city requires a list of property owners within 500 feet of the proposed land use amendment area, with names and mailing addresses sourced from Orange or Seminole Counties. For agents representing property owners, authorization must include their name, address, and phone number. If the amendment is text-based, a notarized letter of authorization for an agent is acceptable, provided the agent represents the property owner whose signature appears on the application form.

Visual documentation plays a critical role. Applicants must provide a vicinity map detailing surrounding streets, existing zoning, and land use within 500 feet of the site. Each parcel subject to the application, if separately owned, needs a boundary survey and legal description. A State-registered surveyor must prepare and certify this documentation to the City. The analysis of the proposed amendment must cover sections 'a' through 'f' of the procedures manual. Furthermore, applicants must provide a statement explaining the appropriateness and necessity of the proposed comprehensive development plan amendment.

The city also requires a phasing plan, which includes an estimated timetable and method of financing for each public facility improvement necessitated by the proposed comprehensive development plan amendment.

This detailed checklist provides a clear roadmap for anyone seeking to make changes to Maitland's development plan, ensuring all proposals receive a comprehensive review.

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