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Rule Chapter: 28-22
Chapter Title: LAND PLANNING REGULATIONS FOR THE APALACHICOLA BAY AREA OF CRITICAL STATE CONCERN - FRANKLIN COUNTY Add to MyFLRules Favorites
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Rule file 28-22.100 Purpose and Effect (Repealed) 1/12/2014
Rule file 28-22.201 Revision to Zoning Code 11/2/1987
Rule file 28-22.202 Revision to City of Apalachicola Land Development Code 6/5/1988
Rule file 28-22.203 City of Apalachicola Septic Tank Ordinance: Amendment to the City of Apalachicola Ordinance No. 89-4 10/25/1989
Rule file 28-22.204 City of Apalachicola Subdivision Regulations Ordinance 10/29/1989
Rule file 28-22.205 Adoption of the Revised City of Apalachicola Comprehensive Plan 3/27/1991
Rule file 28-22.206 Amendment to the City of Apalachicola Land Development Regulations 3/24/1992
Rule file 28-22.207 Amendment to the City of Apalachicola Land Development Regulations 10/8/1992
Rule file 28-22.208 Amendment to the City of Apalachicola Land Subdivision Ordinance 10/8/1992
Rule file 28-22.209 Amendment to the City of Apalachicola Land Development Regulations Regarding Concurrency Management 7/8/1993
Rule file 28-22.210 Amendment to Revised Zoning Code 1/25/2007
Rule file 28-22.211 Amendment to the City of Apalachicola Land Development Regulations 1/25/2007
Rule file 28-22.212 City of Apalachicola Planning Pause Ordinance 1/25/2007
Rule file 28-22.400 Partial Removal of Lands Designated within the Apalachicola Bay Area of Critical State Concern (ACSC) 9/13/1993
Rule file 28-22.401 Dedesignation of Portions of the Apalachicola Bay Area of Critical State Concern (ACSC) 12/11/1994
Rule file 28-22.402 Amendment to City of Apalachicola Land Development Regulations Regarding Flood Plain Management 1/15/2014


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