After some groundbreaking years throughout the 1980s and 1990s, land use law in Florida has seen a slow down in dramatic legal developments. The last few years have solidified established principles through continued application to new fact patterns. The end of the last decade saw a number of courts apply existing law at the furthest boundaries of existing principles. Some encroaching inconsistencies are beginning to call for Florida Supreme Court consideration or legislative adjustment, but in great part, the cases have produced predictable results based on known standards. Perhaps the newest development is judicial expectation that the land use community readily will understand and properly apply the legal principles in this field.