Historic Preservation in Daytona Beach, FL (2026)
1 verified historic preservation rules for Daytona Beach, Florida, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.
Verified from official government sources
Historic-Cultural Monuments
Daytona Beach's Historic Preservation Board and City Commission designate cultural monuments and historic sites by classifying land as a Historic Overlay district. Under Land Development Code Section 3.4.E.3, a site, structure, or landscape feature must satisfy at least three of nine listed criteria, covering cultural, historical, archaeological, or architectural significance, before it is entered on the City's local register of historic places.
Daytona Beach Historic Site Designation Criteria
Significant RestrictionsDaytona Beach Land Development Code § 3.4.E.3
3.Historic Overlay Zoning District Map Amendment Review Standards. Review of and the decision on an application for designation of a historic site or district...shall be based on compliance of the proposed zoning classification and associated standards with the review standards in Section 3.4.D.3...and on findings that a site proposed to be classified as historic or designated as a contributing...
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