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Rule Chapter: 9J-8
Chapter Title: REGULATIONS FOR THE GREEN SWAMP AREA OF CRITICAL STATE CONCERN, LAKE COUNTY Add to MyFLRules Favorites
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Rule file 9J-8.003 Approval of Amendments to Local Land Development Regulations (Repealed) 11/24/2011
Rule file 9J-8.0041 Approval of Amendments to Local Comprehensive Plan (Repealed) 11/24/2011
Rule file 9J-8.007 Rejection of Amendments to Local Land Development Regulations (Repealed) 11/24/2011
Rule file 9J-8.012 Rejection of Amendments to Local Comprehensive Plan (Repealed) 11/24/2011
Rule file 9J-8.015 Approval of the Lake County Ordinance 1995-08 Adopting an Amendment to the County's Comprehensive Plan (Repealed) 11/24/2011
Rule file 9J-8.016 Approval of the City of Groveland Ordinance 95-01-01 Adopting an Amendment to the City's Comprehensive Plan (Repealed) 11/24/2011
Rule file 9J-8.017 Approval of Portions of Land Development Regulations and Rejection of Portions of Land Development Regulations Adopted by Lake County Ordinance No. 95-9 (Repealed) 11/24/2011
Rule file 9J-8.018 Approval of Lake County Ordinances 95-46 and 95-47 Adopting Amendments to the County's Land Development Regulations (Repealed) 11/24/2011
Rule file 9J-8.019 Approval of Lake County Ordinance 1996-13 Adopting Land Development Regulations Applicable to the Green Swamp Area of Critical State Concern (Repealed) 11/24/2011
Rule file 9J-8.020 Approval of Lake County Ordinances 1996-19 to 24, 1996-40 and 1996-42 Adopting Land Development Regulations Applicable to the Green Swamp Area of Critical State Concern (Repealed) 11/24/2011
Rule file 9J-8.021 Approval of Lake County Ordinances 1996-30, 1996-63 to 66, and 1996-77, Adopting Land Development Regulations Applicable to the Green Swamp Area of Critical State Concern (Repealed) 11/24/2011


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