See Escambia County, Florida-Code of Ordinances:

Article 1, Sec. 3-1.4(h);

“(h)Outdoor storage. Outdoor storage is allowed as prescribed by the supplemental use regulations of chapter 4 unless modified or prohibited by the applicable zoning district.”

See also,

Article 2, Sec. 3-2.2.(b).4(g) – Agricultural district (Agr);
“Public utility structures 150 feet or less in height, including telecommunications towers.”

Article 2, Sec. 3-2.2.(c).3(f)- Agricultural district (Agr);
“Warehousing or maintenance facilities for government agencies or public utilities.”

Looks like FPL might have brushed up on the rules before submitting the application, and this is an approved use.

I don’t understand the people that insist they should be able to do whatever they want with their own property yet try to tell other property owners what they can’t do with theirs.

Buy it if you want to determine the use.

Many poles concrete.

“We need this primarily for hurricane prep.:

IF that were true, why not use the laydown yards they already have in Century or Molino..in FPL’s service area. The camp road location is not even in FPL territory. It’s EREC.

We need this primarily for hurricane prep. Having a place to put poles in preparation for potential hurricanes is essential to getting your power restored. If you don’t like this, don’t complain when it takes weeks to restore power.