LPAMin07-12-95LAND PLlViNING AGENCY
Longwooa, eloriaa
.IUly 12, 1995
RESENT:
Marvin Meltzer, Chairman SohnFB ock, D
ichard Bullington arl cosl ine, rcity Planner
Phoebe xopewell Fernand Tiblier
Sohn A. Lins Public works Director
1. CALL TO ORDEA
The Land Planning Agency meeting w called t order a
]: OS p.m. by V e-Chairman Bullington. Chairman Meltzer was not
present at this time, but entered several minutes later.
2. APPROVAL OF M
Choi Mel tzerES asked if there any changes
an There w xe asked £Or ea motion. M eels
modes attMOTZON TO ACCEPTn THE MINUTES AS PRESENTED, seconded by
Mr. L , nanrmously approved by voice vote.
3. CUSSION o T CONCURRENCY ARTICLE 22I -
CONCURRENCY MANAOEMEN~sYSTEM (CMS)N
Gosli ne explained the basic cept of ncy
ri givates from Chapter 163.31]] (lo), F.seowhich stateson
the i of the Legislature that public £acil rites and s
eededtt support development shall be a ail able c entvwith
the impac of uch developme ordance o ith
3.3180, F58..." In e this m s the City m cthat
the level-o£-service (LOS) s andardsae tablished i the sPlan a
eeded. In other words, the City c a builtling
perm t £Orsa project which is shown to exceednany level-o£-service
ntaaaara.
ock s ted that the draft of A icle I represents the
regulationstc Wily i the City Code. The only significant
diffe[ence i endation that the L ual ly present a
repor andc~ w the CMS procedures m val t the
syst entV1 eels. also ted that then City has
acted withua consultant to update the CMS and make it more
uses friendly.
The draft also r eeded the City e tabli sh a program of
ual traffic c explained that the Department of
nspoitation, o(DOT ), Mdoes c the S oads and tha
County does c n County roatls, obut therea rs no program to
conduct trafficu counts on City streets.
Afters a discussion, the LPA agreed that the s report
and traffic o ants w good ideas. It w the that
Article III w table {or inclusion i the final LDC draft, and
the staff could continue wordsmiihing as they deemed necessary.
4. USSION OF AR RESOURCE PROTECTION STANDARDS
Thss icle discusses the regulations for protecting
etlands, floodpione a potable w wellfi.elds and recharge
. Gosline poi ted o t the regulations w e based on the
policy that wetlands should be a oided iE at all possible. Ne also
noted that staff relies on the vSt. Johns River water Management
Drstrrct (S.TRWMD) to determine the extent of the wetlands.
The discussed pro the draft to per
aPPlicantsL to t ns£er s of 1then allowable development from
etland a e too the upland a n the s
Mr. B ock expressed s vations about the printed language.
A£terrs e disc ussion,~It was agreed to revisit this issue at a
future meeting.
and Tibl iez, Public Works D explained that it
sary to protect the " of influe ce~' a and a well from
ertainekinds o£ development because pollutants c eep i the
supply. The dra{t prohibits expansion of many u within
1000 feet a and a ity well. There are srmilar provisions far the
protection o£ recharge areas.
ock poi ted that this pro has very
profound legal impacts which neetl to be c refully c sidered. F
ample, i£ a property o e prohibited from expanding i uch
the ity may be nrequired t ompen trte o r forsthe
loss eT~e s ould o r in a echarge pro
After s e dii scuss ion ~nthe LYA agreed to revrsrt three rssue aataa
future meeting.
The staff agreed to present m information regarding the
etland density bonus i well£i eld protection and recharge a
the August 9 Su1995 meeting. It w also the c
thateArticle Iv, with the e ceptions noted above, w uitablenfor
Snclusion i the final L C draft and that the staff could continue
wordsmithing as they deemed necessary.
5. TJISOURNMENT
There being no further items to be discussed, the meeting was
adjourned at 5.30 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Carl Gosline
Secretary Pro-Tem