Here are the upcoming Palm Coast City Council meetings, workshops, and business meetings, updated automatically from the City of Palm Coast. The next meeting is the City Council Workshop Meeting (IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE SPECIAL BUSINESS MEETING) on August 25, 2026 09:00 AM at City Hall. Palm Coast City Council meetings are held at City Hall, 160 Lake Avenue, Palm Coast, and are open to the public. Meeting agendas are posted by the City Clerk ahead of each meeting. Below you'll find the date, time, location, and agenda link for each upcoming City Council meeting and workshop.
Dates, times, and agendas — updated automatically. All meetings open to the public.
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The land is owned largely by Raydient, which submitted a Master Planned Development (MPD) application — a framework setting out land uses, roads, open space and development standards for the whole area. The MPD would replace the previously approved Old Brick Township and Neoga Lakes DRIs and covers more land than they did.
Approval of the MPD would not start construction. Individual projects would still need site plans, engineering review, environmental permitting, utility agreements and building permits before anything is built.
The Matanzas Woods Parkway Loop Road broke ground on May 14, 2026 — a new roadway west of U.S. 1 with a bridge over the Florida East Coast Railway. Backed by roughly $125 million in state appropriations and FDOT funding, it's designed as a western beltway for Palm Coast. This project is under construction now, independent of whether the MPD is approved, and is a key piece of the area's transportation picture.
This is still being decided. Whatever you think about it, the public hearings are where residents get heard — and they're happening now. Attend in person at City Hall, watch the live stream, or review the agendas before you go.
