Big news for our community—St. Johns County commissioners have just approved two significant agricultural enclave applications, clearing a path for developers to pursue up to 7,000 new homes across more than 4,400 acres. This shift highlights how recent changes in state law are reshaping the landscape, allowing previously agricultural land—now surrounded by urban growth—to be considered for development. As someone who is deeply invested in the lifestyle and long-term vision of our area, I understand the mixed feelings many residents have shared: concerns about traffic, school capacity, environmental impact, and the pressure on public services. While county leaders expressed similar worries, they noted the constraints of the current legislation. Developers have pledged to incorporate plans for new roads and school sites, but these changes will bring rural spaces closer to major development. As we move forward, I remain committed to providing guidance rooted in expertise and integrity—helping you make informed choices as our community evolves. Your legacy and lifestyle matter, and I’m here to help you navigate these shifts with confidence.
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