Contact Your Representatives
Land use decisions move through multiple levels of government. Direct constituent contact at every level sends a clear signal that this community is paying attention.
Citrus County Board of County Commissioners
Your County Commissioners vote directly on land use applications including CPA-2025-00012. This is the most direct point of contact for opposing the proposed rezoning.
Sign Our Petition ! →Note: Correspondence including email to commissioners is a public record once received by county staff.
Florida State Legislature
Florida is actively considering SB 484 — stricter data center regulations on water disclosure, energy impact controls, and setbacks. Contact your state representatives to support stronger protections.
U.S. Congress
Federal representatives can influence national data center policy, energy regulation, and infrastructure standards. Phone calls and written letters to federal offices are the most effective form of constituent contact.
Effective Messaging for Every Level
Ask what enforceable limits on power, water, and noise will be in place before any vote. Make clear that you expect denial of CPA-2025-00012 and CPA/AA-2025-00013.
- “I am calling to oppose the approval of CPA-2025-00012 and CPA/AA-2025-00013.”
- “What enforceable limits on power, water, and noise will be required?”
- “Will future industrial uses be approved by right without further hearings?”
Ask your state representatives to deny any legislation that allows for Data Centers due to thier excesive water usage, energy demand, and human health impacts.
- “Please deny the allowance any Data Center development in Florida”
- “Citrus County should reject any Data Center development.”
- “Communities need to protect thier way-of-life and environment — not acquiesce to developers”
Ask your federal representatives to deny Data Center build-outs — due to thier energy grid impact, water withdrawal, and community impact.
- “I support moratoriums on natiomnal data center development.”
- “Communities deserve protection from unwarented hyper-scale Data Centers”
- “Please deny Data Center developments”
Citrus County Commissioner Districts
The five Citrus County Commissioner Districts, shown on the official BOCC interactive map. The Holder and Lecanto area — where the proposed rezoning is located — falls within the District 4 corridor near CR 491 and Tram Road.
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Open District Map on BOCC SiteCurrent Land Use Applications Map
This official Citrus County GIS map displays active land use applications including comprehensive plan amendments and rezoning requests. Applications GPA-2025-00012 and CPA/AA-2025-00013 may be plotted here. Navigate to the CR 491 and Tram Road corridor in the Holder area to locate the proposed rezoning parcels.
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Open Land Use Map on GIS SiteKey Resources
Official Citrus County planning, GIS, and regulatory resources relevant to the proposed rezoning and the community advocacy process.
Printable District Maps (PDF)
Downloadable PDF maps of commissioner and school board districts including the 2023 precinct boundaries. Useful for identifying which district covers the Holder and Lecanto area.
Download Maps →Meet Your Commissioners
Profiles, contact information, and district boundaries for all five Citrus County Commissioners. Regular board meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month.
View Commissioners →GIS Printable Maps (PDF)
The full library of printable PDF maps from the Citrus County GIS Division including addressing grids, zoning maps, and other county-wide reference maps.
Browse PDFs →BOCC Meeting Agendas, Dates & Minutes
Access all Board of County Commissioner meeting agendas, minutes, and video archives. Search for agenda items related to GPA-2025-00012 and CPA/AA-2025-00013.
Search Records →Public Commenting System
The official Citrus County system for submitting public comments to the Board of County Commissioners on pending applications and agenda items.
Submit Comment →Public Records Request
Request access to official county records including application documents, staff reports, correspondence, and other materials related to pending land use proposals.
Submit Request →Citrus County Comprehensive Plan
The foundational land use policy document that governs all zoning and development decisions in the county — the framework within which GPA-2025-00012 would operate.
View Document →Land Development Applications & Forms
Official forms, application documents, and fee schedules for land development applications including comprehensive plan amendments and rezoning requests.
View Forms →Growth Management Department
The county department responsible for planning, land development, building, code compliance, and floodplain management. Key contact for questions about active applications.
Visit Department →General Parcel Map
Search by parcel number, address, or owner to view individual parcels, current zoning, and land use designations across Citrus County.
Open Map →Address Lookup
Look up any address in Citrus County to find parcel details, utility information, zoning designation, and flood zone status.
Open Tool →Full GIS Map Gallery
Complete collection of all available Citrus County interactive maps including zoning, utilities, flood zones, and infrastructure layers.
Browse Maps →Use These Resources — Then Take Action
The maps and documents on this page are the same ones county staff and planning boards use. Knowing the data is the first step — putting it to work in the public comment process is what makes a difference.