DRI
A DRI is defined by Chapter 380.06(1), Florida Statutes (FS) as any development that would have a substantial impact on the health, safety or welfare of citizens in more than one county. The state has established thresholds to determine when a development must undergo the DRI review process. These determinations are made by the Florida Department of Community Affairs (DCA) using Chapter 28-24, Florida Administrative Code (FAC).
The Regional Planning Council (RPC) coordinates the multi-agency review activities at the regional level and reviews the application for consistency with adopted state and regional plans. The RPC holds a public hearing to adopt recommendations on the application, which then are forwarded to the local government of jurisdiction for its consideration. The RPC is an advisory body to the local government, and so does not approve or deny applications.
 DRI Tool : The ECFRPC is happy to announce that DRI forms and applications will soon be interactive! The forms and applications will be filled out online! If you need pre-application summaries, ECFRPC forms, statewide forms, projects status reports and many more, please come back to this site soon and visit the new DRIplus tool.
Currently, you can look up current and past DRI’s, as well as use an interactive GIS map to visualize and identify all regional DRI’s. View the DRI Tool >>
DRI Preapplication Charrettes
Preapplication charrettes have been scheduled for the following projects:
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