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Ordinance 01-1562
ORDINANCE NO. 01— 1562 AN ORDINANCE. OFTIIE CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA. A1IENDING "EHE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF TI RECITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, PORTIONS OFSECFION 11. 111, VIL Vlll AND THE FUTURELAND USE MAP, PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION, CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY, AND EFFECTIVE DATE WHEREAS. Chapter 163 ofthe Flonda Statutes requires the City ofLongwood to prepare end adopt a Comprehensive Plan of the type and in the manner es set fonh in said Chapter and W HEREAS, the City of Longwood and its Land Planning Agency have compiled with the requir menu of the aforesaid Chapter and with Chapter 9J-I1, Florida Admmwtitive Code m emending the Contprehensivc Plan of the City ofLongwood, Plonda: and W HEREAS, the City of Longwood has held a public heating subjecr to Section 163 3DT F S.'. and NOW, THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1: This ordinance is adopted in conformity with and pursuant to Chapter 163, Plonda Statutes end Chapter 93-1I_ Florida Admistrative Code_ SECTION 2: A copy oLhe amendment to Section I I TreHic Circulating Secion III Future Land Usn Section VII Housing, Section VI II intergovemmentel Coordinalion, and the Future Land Use Map of tM1e Comprehensive Plen are ettaohed hueto es Exhibit `A' and incorporated herein by rekwnca. .... . . ..... .... ... ... ,M CHOI i A are -,b, ,ld,d Ii,cl 11), ": If -Ill I l,d D, I.INSIM Ir,( 011, .1, 1111IG: AND IAI l i's 21;, 011 oicps_, lIIz'—i." 'in c"v— w, iiiliw,-'-- (TH-ZiToiR'Ev 601ii: 'Dol-A101— 111YOF , 20lil vow EVE Ali m a- r RECOMMENDED AMENDMENTS TO THE LONGWOOD COMPREHENSIVE PLAN SUPPORT DOCUMENT TO SUPPLEMENT THE EVALUATION AND APPRAISAL REPORT The primary source of data and analysis for the first round amendment package is the Evaluation and Appraisal Report_ The first round amendment package is concerned primarily with land u and the implementation of the of,, through theLand Development Core, Firms rounds of amendments will address the remainder of the EAR -based amendments, This support document describes the current situation m Longwood as a supplement to the data and analysis contained In the EAR. The City of Longwood is almost entirely built out. There is ry little vacant land for new development', the majority of vacant land that does exivest consists of individual platted lots scattered in approved and mostly developed subdivisions. New development occursas im" o scattered sites throughout the City. The major development opportunity in the City is redevelopment. As the land use analysis in the EAR shows, there are 266 acres of vacant land in the City of Longwood, a unting for approximately 7 4e % of the land a a of the City. About half of this vacant land is esidential, providing mTentnittesfor Conti nuetl development on vacant, platted lots. The re cinder provides opportunities for new cial and industrial development. However, as growth in the region continues, there will be continued pressure for redevelopment in Longwood. Older buildings will be fornoveal to make way for new projects. Lots will be assembled to provide opportunities tliherent development patterns. Road improvements will change access, visibility, and remove some buildings. As the City continues efforts to encourage improvements and redevelopment, businesses will be attracted to Longwood. All of these facts mean that future development will primarily be redevelopment and not ew development. The City's development regulations need to be revisited to address this change of emphasis. Codes that were designed to regulate new development may not work well to properly regulate redevelopment, and may a work against redevelopment, particularly in older areas. Therefore, part of the Cey s need to address redevelopment activities Includes a review of its Land Development Code to consider how to encourage redevelopment and to r e e that redevelopment through contemporary regulatory approaches does not have anegative impact on the viability of adjacent developments built under older regulatory schemes. Redevelopment opportunities are available due to right-of-way expansion for road improvements change of use accompanied by modifications to the structures or the site n which the use is located, through modernization of older structures, or through tear - downs and new construction. The City recognizes the need to address redevelopment in a different manner than new development in terms of regulations of site design and other aspects of the development process. Therefore, a major issue and need in the Proposed Comprehensive Plan A —man, nfa- SUPporl Document CPA as.0 February 2, 20ot Page I of a City is to create a w Land Development Code that wilt regulate the anticipated redevelopment activity, The current Comprehensive Plan has been a ended very little s ce its original adoption. Therefore, It contains numerous policies directing City action toc to, adopt, an r e land development reguletlans for the implementation of the Comprehensive Plan. The current Comprehensive Plan has been amended very little Since its original adoption. Thereforemacti , it contains nuerous policies directing City on to create adopt, or revise land development regulations. These objectives and policies have been accomplished. Those that are still useful should or revised to require that previously adapted regulations are continued and maintained. Furthermore, because these objectives and policies do not address the redevelopment needs of the City, they are no longer appropriate. As discussed above, the City is mo,ing into a time of increased emphasis o redevelopment rather than new de elopment. Wh'tle the planand regulations have been effective in dealing with past development, they may not address redevelopment very well. Redevelopment will be the primary activity during the planning period. Therefore, the City should make appropriate changes to the plan to address the issues of compatibility during redevelopment, to ensure that infill of the few remaining vacant lands is sistent with future development desires of the City, and to continue to preserve the historic areas while encouraging new development and redevelopment. During redevelopment In Longwood, the City can begin to change development patterns to more efficient designs, away from disconnected co cial strips, and including re pedestrian wnnections where appropriate. Tratlifional development patterns can be reestablished during the continued redevelopment process. Therefore, the Comprehensive Plan is proposed for amendment so as to address those ebjective, and policies directly slated to the land development regulations. The end,ent' provide new land u e districts consistent with the City development pattern and desire to simplify the development process, as well as the City', desire to on -traditional approach consistent with the redevelopment needs of the City. One important issue In redevelopment is that of compatibility of the redeveloped site with existing u n the s ounding a and the neighborhood. Therefore, amendments are also proposed that address compatibility, Compatibility is the term asetl to describe the relationship of a proposed new use within the context of the surrounding a A compatible situation results in a stable neighborhood, with no undue negative impacts on the surrounding area from the n e. The City of Longwood has few instances of incompatible development. However, through the redevelopment process, it is Important to ensure that incompatibilities do not occur, as well as to reduce or eliminate those instances of incompatibility that may xist. Where incompatibilities do exist or poteniial incompatibilities are identified, they will be specifically addressed during the development review process. The provision of land use districts in the City of Longwood is not in response to new growth or anticipated increases in the population. Rather, the land use districts are designed to recognize the existing development pattern. Longwood is one city within a metropolitan area. The surrounding areas are all urban in nature, and they are also neatly fully developed. Therefore, the plan for Long code future is not based on expansion and new growth, but accommodating the existing pattern, while making improvements in that pattern as well as improvements to individual sites over me, RECOMMENDED AMENDMENTS TO THE LONGWODD COMPREHENSIVE PLAN POLICY DOCUMENT This amendment package is one of two documents related to the amendment of the Longwood Comprehensive Plan. It is the first round of proposed amendments to the adopted portion of the Longwood Comprehensive Plan, which are ssary to implement recommendations of the Evaluation and Appraisal Report. These proposed mendments a related to the implementation of the plan through the land development regulations and are necessary to provide an appropriate foundation for the Land Development Code. Additional EAR -based amendments will be provided in a later round of amendments. The second document ...fain, the data and analysis in support of the proposed amendments. SECTION ill FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT PURPOSE The purpose of the Future Land Use Element and-adeplBdMagisteseFterip a�esra r�eus-maja�af�gke 4sta-8aa6#utu --Tbe Eaemsµ-provides-a-guideNna{eNutureaan•an—The-:.—a.a.�—�..,a t-ise€IemeaF4ste-facilitate-eperatiw+ofk�lesa�emtiae-lar+ue toss ^A-areasq"' private Vaa9-aaterei is to provide the deals ob ect'wes and oll.ie, that describe the t extent density, iMonsit of land vnthotentell allowable in Longwood This element describe, the olicies of the Cit re and to [antl —development and use. It also rovido a Future Land Use Ma wti ch ui the des.r of on of the local one of the,. [antl uses The Future Land Use Element of the City's Comprehensive Plan is intended to specifically accomplish the Following: 1. Promote the orderly utilization of land within the City in such a way that adequate and necessary streets, public services, utilities and community facilities can be provided In the most efficient and economical manner possible. 2. Establish policies and standards which will sewaas-guidali faltedl future growth and facilitate orderly and balanced a is development which will strengthen the area's economy, promote employment antl enable the citizens of the City of Longwood to prosper. 3. Serve as a basis for adopting and implementing land development regulations and other implementing actions and tools which are necessary far the attainment of a logical, convenient and workable relationship between the ..dons land uses and the prevention of overcrowtling,-antl congestion and-Nte-undneoiwng-of I recuro Lilo—nduse2ctwities: The Plan antl imPlementing regulations will a - as me be oP priate 4. To protect and Improve the quality of life of Long—d resident, in order to keep the City as a desirable place to live (through protection of established residential neighborhoods) and work. OVERALL GOAL 9J_5.006(3)(a) The overall goal of the Future Land Use Plan is to designate land use patterns that provide for the maximum benefit of people who reside, work, and own property in the City, antl vst the Ctv The Plan minimizes land u conflicts (between residential neighborhoods and co ci0industraland uses), provides opportunity for economic growth, and establishes ar framework for land development regulations and other implementation measures that protect residential neighborhoods. while and-providey opportunities for managed growth in order to Increase the City's tax base and economic diversity, wiflInGadfietarbirri—sting-goewttvpatteras 19d9 eg6(a3(a)} MAJBR-BRJ&CTlV€SANO-RBNCIES Objective I. The City shall revise--the—maintain Land Development Regulations by-4992—in order to ensure coordination and compatibility of existing and Ffuture bland Uuse paUbms with topography, soil conditions, existing uses, and the timing and availability of public facilities and services [W4,006(3{(b)4j. Policy R. The City shall net--aNe--permihm"-ensue that new development antl redevelopment-s oniv Permittetl in areas where adequate facilities such as roadways, water, sewage, drainage and reac" facilities are net available at aueptableadcoted levels of Wce (anl— planned posErammedJmpr4veme Aa-v brb�iwmlaee -onng-af{estad-Jaeilit�epta4k-Jevels cancurT a, with -a-( ejects-impaatj as provid.d for in the Public Facilities and Capital Improvements Element.-jgd-5-000K2)(v).3j In order to accomplish this 1-1y=gR2, the City of Longwood shall adarar—inhum a adequate public facilities ordinance or concurrence m en cots for t ensuring that adequate services ar e ..liable o that plannedl programmed improvements will ben place enlly with a project 's'mpacts. PropoaeE Comprehensive Plan Amentlments CPA 02-0p Novemwar-MraiEt w s 2 Fgi 22,pft¢ Policy i Potable water well fields and most effective and moderately effective aquifer recharge areas, as depicted in the Conservation Element, shall be protected from adverse impacts of= development and red eve looment by m of revisiortste-the zoning —a"" reoulatons for open space areas,.and floor area ratios of parcels in proximity to or within cones of influence and most effective and moderately effective aquifer recharge areas. j9d-§,D06(ibhp�q Policy F. The City of Longwood shall ins9tule�by--a9923mainlain a "Concunency Management System" in order to assess impact of future development and its effect on existing levels of service for applicable infrastructure. Objective 11. By--1g92, iThe City shall . necessaq- banisms re that land and funding on rosere available to motlate public facilities spry to support anticipated development and red evelopment. [9d4.0061a)(l Eadsoor>(aNt)a) Policy A The City shall rev - aintain land development regulations le malutlo-pwwsloras{adhat rep re the establishment of easements, dedications of land or riohts-of-wav -and or emplacement of public faciliVaaJ,y3992. -re EmbgWeacro. _in, silo-plan�an d development agreements. hj SeesF3NHa1 Oblecdve ill City---shall ---ampleproal-imaevatWe—k d Development-Reguiations�hat and -provisionsior�lanned developments--and�tbeF--mixed-useIand--DevelopmenE teoFmiffnas:----[9,1 S 0fil•3)(b)9]The City shall mplement vative land development reoulations that m nclutle the nple ma a ach e 2 marr ,standards "n urbanism" I"trad'tional [echn'gu eiphbognd davelopment" standards xetl us do, elo oont ten hni u andfor planned development provisions. Policy A. RrepaF=.-and sa.to-the--Maintain poor, hate land development regulations fby-a9924- co siar." with the pools- oti ecl — and pokes of(his plan that net out the provisions for the use of open space; and techniques, such as clustering, co sa of open space, and mixing of vane on one site. in ,do, take ad— age of the benefits of planned unit and mixed unit development pld .(4,M Proposed compreM1enaive Plan Amendments CPA OR-00 Wevern0ar-38�ROWFaOruarv220 Policy B. Review - the -zoning-ee to abd-any bppl-ble-i eplemeMs"" tools-in-ortler-{o--tlNermineJhE--adequacy-ef-tehs...,ep sf,�^rT bui14eag-height-anr�setbask-requaementsbetween-estapNsge9 residentiaHneighbo Ids --and planned-develepmerNSHnixed._ _ tlevebpments-in-girder-{o--prevent�dverse�mpasts-to-these established4992 �gJ3906(-tts)t City shall (W-5,Dsand-adjaOeuNanbuses�kisseview.11 to -dement regWat exbfingi no ob—d m lemant re ulations That rotecl existin and lannetl uses from the undue ne alive im acts of new develo ment Or retley.l0 m.nt. Policy C, Byag92;-reviselhellanned�evelepment-0istASFin-Ahe-zoning ssdeaad-eaaeurage-ksuse:JMengh-density-Beaw.,es; tlexbuey, provisions;-+{esreased-review-NmeotheFinaans-an-ordeE-}e en eegemixatl�satlevelepmenl:-{gJ-si-006 The Cit shall nsider re solacing the Planned Development Distrct with a ovate o oath Thal includes a nets Flexibilit n st ea ed ed u - antl other s ila lechniguas. Objective IV. By-M1881,-il-shal4-be-the-policy-of-tThe City of Longwood he shall preserve, protect and improve the character of the City'. esidential neighborhoods:--jmpati9Jr6h1phhp j through the implementation of bility stantlartls and the nsideration of inn vative d... logm.nt and red—lopmen t ta sndards, ch urbanism" "traditional neighborhootl duevelopment".techniques. Policy A. In order to preserve existing housing stock and to protect from degradation caused by intrusion of non-residential uses, the City of Longwood adopts the following policies: [9J-5, 006(3)(c)71 }{E-discourages-rezeniagand/eretherdevelepmenFapprevak-fer OtyA lend onthey opp"ses� ffraal-Land�l -es s.dl T{heY-appear-h,plthe-C1b b, M.p, I, Map-endl. Th,tvs the reethentatlon of c oat'bel stantlartls the Shall ensure that cOm c—ial�industrial and_tfja -esidential uses do not .Bate a undue r native impact on established residential ar s itlenffed n the Future Land Use Map contained In the Lon wood Comprehensive Plan. This policy shall be applied to both ew tlevelooment and redevelopment. 2:1. The City shall Pprohlblts the location of any u designated residential a xcepl schools, places of orship, parks, essential public uses antl similar a s, that where such p p oseu e en tl generates m .rage Proposed Comprehensive Plann Amentlmeet CPA DR-00 NoyembeFib,iWBFebr310at Gaae0o_ weekday vehicle trips than detached single-family dwelling units on local residential streets, as defined in the Traffic Circulation Element of this document,, more specifically, Objective I, Polley B. Policy C. The C,ty tends in reduceor fully eliminate loortler-lo-encourage kevelim Haden-erredaction-of uses That are inconsistent with the unity's character and future land uses; In order to implement This policy. the City shall direct all proposed u es to designated �as they appear in the Future Land Use Map mad Imanate-aod City�sallowable land uses j9j 59Bfitayb431 Further the City shall e that new development and redevelopment are c pebble with existing and planned uses. Objecfive VI. By-189l City of Longwood wills keasfion-toadegoateVy addresslhe shall protection -of natural resources within the city limits. Eed-S,WSE3j(cF4j Policy A. By-19B2-ipE y-sttagrevisexke-Land-BeveloPmeMReguladenslo prc3vide-inmcbw and beetention of naturak... ass4rl The protection of natural re shall be ensured 'n pan ihrouoh the adoption of Ned t bar - t t -th the t f ih Con rvation Element and that a to both new develo ment antl red ea.top meot activities. RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD PROTECTION Eneweaui-Ssaterial � Objective I. The City of Longwood shall continue to enhance the residential character of the community. Policy B. Continually €evaluate the City's code enforcement program n ,mer to ensure aggressive and effi l service to the residents. This evaluation is to be undertaken by the City Admimxtrator.-ia conjuuctien—with—tpe @ending-antl—Planning-Fu6Nc—Sa<%v Dapadman<- Policy C. Strengthen -the Q"Maintain a xrmno code enforcement program by l easingensur no adequate staff to meet existing and anticipated growth -related demands. Proposetl Lompe... xe Pl.. Amermenta CPA O00 >!a 22005 ebrPa� Policy 0. During the site plan review process, City stall will ela,,h—xamins andanalyee ensure at least the followina'. 1. The number -proper spacino of entrances on collectors and arterials for commercial and residential projects and L order to minim ze their impacton residential neighborhoods. 2. The appropriate use of cul-de-sacs. 3. The aopr -te use of one-way egress and ingress as a project's secondary access. 4. Prov s on of Bbuffers, antl landscapey-noise-and aestketic to minim Impacts to adjacent properties;, giving particular tion attento commercialiind.strial and offiw uses antl their impact on established residential uses. Objective III, The City of Longwood shall continue to give City of Longwood residents a $ense of belonging to the community. Policy B. The City shall maintain -ensure the avai lebility of 000crtunitiss for participation by all residents in planning, wring land carbine — and City governmental issues. Objective IV. The City of Longwood shall continue to preserve and imp,, , the existing character of residential neighborhoods. Policy A. In order to presexisting housing stock and to protect it from degradation caused by intrusion of non-residential uses, the City of Longwood adopts the following pollace: 1. It-8hengly-dDlscourages zoning-aa Wer-ether development --residential u within established approvals for n s esidential land u s they appear in the City's offleialFuture Land Uses Map; and 2. Prohibits the location of any use, except schools, places of orahlp, parks, essential public uses and similar uses, that generates m stage weekday vehicle trips than detached singles --family units on local sn"Is. Allowable d-ol uses shall be identified in the land development regulations a ondltional a subject to a_d_d_itional develo ent and des n odteda-standards to ensure that itre-, to not exceed an appropriate level for a esidential ne hbprhood. Proposed Co prehensive Plan Amendment -A as- NeVemker-RH3B00Februarv33o0fi Paae 6 0_ Polity C- The City of Longwood will review-pthreugh-anatyala-of-tAe-zenlag cod) a the adequacy of existing landscape. buffer, building heights and setback requlremsysls standards in .,our to ensure appropriate site design and to en atibilit between residential and non-residential uses. Policy D. In order to protect viable residential neighborhoods and prevent nappropdale conversion of residential and/or vacant land due to development pressures, the City of Longwood shall direct and -rage co and industrial is es to designated areas as they appear in the Future Land Use Map, COMMUNITY DESIGN {rreHequired-under43Ssriteria{ Object -I. The City of Longwood shall continue to reduce existing ouffm. between R[esiden[ial and Ccommerciai uses, Lland U and ensure com atibilit of new develo men[ and redevelop ent with existing and planned uses.. Policy B. In order to preserve existing housing stock and to protect from degradation caused by intrusion of non-residential uses, the City of Longwood adopts the following policies' ,.it strang.�disseraages—zorr -�naer—etpeF-devetepmew approvals-leeaideWial use s-Ntey-aauses—within--estabNsbetl residenNalJaad bses -�ppeal band-Hoe-Maw-aad-1. Through the implemeniatlon of oat standards the Cshall chat n- ial industrial and other esitlential uses do not eeo, ralundue ealean negative impactnon established residential dentified on the Future Land se Ma wntained in the... Lon vrootl Co rehensive Plan This ofic shall be lied to hoth new develo moot and radavered ment. 2-2. The Citv shall Pprohibits the location of any use in d—onated esitlential areas, except schools, places of worship, parks, enlial public u and similar usea�h inhere such proposed uses generates dr.re beed,go weekday vehicle Up. than detached single- family units on local streets. Policy C. The City of Longwood will toew the Zarung Cards in order do deterrniae-Hte-ensure the adequacyof existing landscape, buffer, building heights, and setback requirements in order to e puss, site design and to a oatibillty between ----------- r esidential and n - esitlential u -and-make-{he-necEssary on r ses, --- doom --- Pan Amendmenta -- Propose preM1ensivel CPA UT-0e Nevem6er38,.TOBB roary T FeE�-; TeUS revisions-to-(he-zerilng-soda-to-ensure- the -hhegrity-o!-boM-lam Policy D. TkeGlty- Gommissieryahall-ieate--wing-categories-'/haled-wdll ra�as�uif �Eweer�--residenfial�al--uses espesialty-ferx--along ` °h The ant of land u cake o s shall^be consistent with the nl principass f tbll ncl'dn t 't f l d uses densities and intensities Policy E. The City Commission --shall review--ks coding -code to require appropr±ateuse-of onsite landscaping for both new nonesidential tlevelooment antl for nonresidential retlevelopmant or ecte ime site-cammereialI—lepmeak-aE�he-time ex¢ansiens�s prosenled - mpg-.aJa.roo4and devebpmemF . Objecfve II. The City of Longwood shall implement comootibility standards inorder to provide for the best visual image of the City of Longwood along arterials and collectors. Policy B. The City Gemmiasioa-shall ieN the Zest igiLand-Development C de-te-encemage, - landscaping and maintenance of parking lots,and-tkeestablishment-of-btrfiars-beNreervcengicNng 1— Policy C. The City shall monitor-aN vrsrea-at-existing-boninglkard--DevelopmenE-Gode-ram m open space sdevelotl I uiremeWs ent mjecl, aremef for new and redevelopment projects. Policy E. All new tlevelopurent antl redevelopment proposed along arterials and collectors shall Incorporate architectural themes that are- at the consistent with adopted overall design and appearance stantlartls for the general area. Objective M The City of Longwood shall at a good example in planning and designing City structures, uses, and facilities. Policy B. The City Goon, ere-shol adhere--adepted-Zor>:ngNand Development-Regulations-wfiea-designing-a�-and-seastw em a that all public works projects meat the tlevelooment stantlartls for new antllor redevelopment pro acts as tlescribed in this Comprehensive Plan a well as the stantlartls and criteria of the Land Develop—,! Cotles Pro Com Ameedmenb CPA o,_aa eVBm erehrenasiv�ea�IFeOruarvR Rnn1 �eBof 15 LAND USE DISTRICTS Ob "ti- 11. —C-�!Ilim"lament the amd,—a--, to and The d—FnlaaThi—an, that allowable — shall be established in Comprehensive Plan and on the Future — Land Use Me (FLU M), with— need fora ,rate zo I.M.fr"le-ma a 2hilL.� f m IN i.ple. lamentation fthi, P,11,y A. Develo rent andlor ned-1,p—I of land shall be allowable in a""with ht shall C,,p,,h .. Plan. Development and redevelopment an be — 2 T.nd Mated Ind,,t throw ado pa - and n,ng�� df a ���ha data, ad standard, cons stem with P.11d, B. The Com rehens,,e Plan shall In, the r, mea Bother ,.atabL,sLn� the al -able as dens, v and aor Fof t. Obi,cti,, It. The fol� "i" 're hereb !--9- �1_,tdga Each a 1; djpictad T land _edistricton the Future Land Use ' he termr� '"2 ' " 2'� -. if; EdM emll refers the while lan, land useto ..phid area _ e.ar , �h �'!!M ,. shown n the FLU hdaT of , ,addo— are potentially allowable. P.Ii- A. In, Densit Residentialmd.aa df this dal -I is to .�rdd a location limited to small, farnev, —d-i.] d ... I.ehr- ocat, 11 "it asn,,d,nt,l t, the 't?"--'a—'dn'ia rimay residental othe sites a such ea schools , pmksrhousea of orsheand essential utilities ma tlld—bla ctt,ddt ,"d-agren,anddaTnd.,da Residential density shell be 4 from 0 t, 5.8 4 0 "'ta per 0-- =er�— , dace shall exceed 4CdA P,fi,V B.Medium nResidentialRn f this d,t,,t a t .v,.a for wrlt,_f""''.,,daht,al developmentand customary residential accessory uses n,,d,ntal t, the residential n site.ads s ch , schools. park,, horses of rI den atltlitional develos rent Is L Maed -1 standards. 'ma, allowable but shall ,a F _a, rgs, "traditional t,.n., nedhb.ga as standards as d.sr, bad , Iha_Lqnd �D.e � �et -Code. Density -------------------------------------- -be.,w. Pl.. A...d.— CPA.a.. —r—Fkb[uw,2_M R_a _ shall It, �flom 10,0 "it, "I I'll Maximum " ad 55%. P.Ift, C. General The Dhr— f the General 1. de ranffghh' hird nrate "s 1,1... .I office end rnn--r. I snail L,,!Lhit e..;, uses rthis .1-or, access from rnt-al collector. r,atlwdvedahall not he,, access from local Itaal M'i ni� ri� y be allowable that shall be limited to t,ad,fi—I ,d D ... I.Pri C.da, Maximum i hall net exceed 75% Floor area tell. shall noF exceetl 50 Policy D. dgI.,7 The R,1p111 of the Industrial District is to provide _ f wide range of well as portive of and ah Industrial di rah U.ae in thhT III net have aos,s fr.m i residential streets_ g. 'in a"" "i I not exceed 75% A ... .... ,at,, h,11 not reteraed 50% Policy E. Publidlnstitufional T�NI ` s,nt ei lentls for �Pl) =deM.. ad."i"al _'hI at ri�n cultural rr — shall hre ..-ad 75%, Floor area alin shall net ..... d 50%, Policy F. Th. D-1— D,i,thct_jDL an.rit the dh-lh— Lon -- dj-erh nealgirpi 1_ �,a W1 .t— listed It M t' DM� a. ge 'rl' ed-it" —merclai, office. p,,fe,,i,n,[ 1, q ... rnrranal ad... b,mal historic r I the Id end cultural — consistent with the his character m 0 ema- 'f ';T100 n r n R,,,d,,t,,l dn, tK shall not a mff-� hall -t a .... d 55%, Non- residential aes, Mm,,i,,m meer,—e enffhea shall net i 75%- and -FfI ... .... .. bi, ri exceed 75% hall., G. CON Tlhyn�pehf the ng earoteci a "0 "mally sreni a, d-hfied in the Conservation �D— E ... t of the Com rehens vePlan.The I f features n-ded in this de'.�dTevaantl tlettdhl.ha 'irl�lh not e habitats d,,e 'd Mllff. t' Ot 1.1 -.ertna�within =tT c! al,ti the, allowable ..... r— ... surface ht exceed a 1. No tlevelooment shall be permitted "at -d' result io the el nation of a naWrdl r .1hin a deeionatetl re ce protection Ing eral activities by man shall be directed towartl preserving nateral Flora and fauna and associated environmental re es that t cal of protection areas. 2. Development shell not be .Mowed C flood perts where such tlevelooment woultl o therwistlecth water stotor flood ach,. or oe IIncreese the he potential for flootl damage� Polic N. Historic District Oveha H . This oveha tlistrict includes the tlesignatetl historic tlistrict of Longwood. It is intentletl to 0 ovitle for rotection of historic structures aintenance of the historic character of the d,stnct end to e rd the w developma t and retlevelo Vent will be harmonious antl consistent vdth the existin historic structures antl characteristics of the tlistrict LAND USE LOCATIONAL POLICIES AND GENERAL DESIGN STANDARDS 19J-5.006(3)(c)7j This section is deleted In its entirety. FUTURE LAND USE This section is deleted in its entirety. RELATIONSHIP TO EXISTING ZONING CODE This section is deleted in its entirety. SECTION 11 TRAFFIC CIRCULATION ELEMENT MAJOR OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES Objective I. Through-the-1991--adoption—af--tIated-T21— aod—the proposed--t992—preparaHashassification-�ef W-appropr . supportnegWations; tThe City shall provide a safe, convenient and efficient multi motlal transportation system to ..pi existing ne.da and projected growth. [9J5.007(3)(b)(i)] Prup0sea comer ive PiznnmenUment CPA 02-00 11_November,26.200BFabruerv2 �e gi Policy E. The City will continue to implement rely- iletni-parking and on - site traffic circulation standards and requirements eantainedau-the Citya 2oaing-9ubeiv onnae-as-a ead-lure—cape-Onsmanmandern to govern roadway access and the provision of safe and adequate traffic circulatidM1, parking and pedestrian facilities. Such s-site tandards will bo maintained in the Laird Develo ment Code [9J- 3.007(2)(o)2�aj Policy F. By-a992 The City shallmay required applicant sponsored traffic impact studies for all land u me endna. r sdmmg� development applications o subdivision proposals which would generalte more than 500 daily or 100 afternoon peak hour vehicle trips. --Said-gotentlaHTdp generation to, cra—Pa m- reFTdp-6eaeratiea-4v'-ea^aw.^�-lu-as-,rater ded) taboj ebedshell be based on the best available data from by the Institute of Transportation Engineers. f9d-5907(3)(e)M1-2] Policy H, By--1gg2--Ahe-Gity-Planningaa�eaQiaeering�taR�ball-have-a eemplated-a-review-of-t�essstandardsand pemn E prosedures(paeuaah�especAwely�o Chapter -1 7 -and--14g6 .,-eE-theiNeca4+mplemaAtaho . Nty-to eea-stafe-raedways--J(d , the -gads, a-m,a '.� ea:� mcr ifidsbanlwd�.�--&a, 'isiea regWaNeas-{%5-00z(2)(cJ The City shall require appropriate meat atsnd antl all n Cht reasestas rare eio magi rape redayelo meet that increases trio generation by ore than 20% for a site. Objective It. @y--44Db2,,-4The City shall develop-aad�ddeptmaintem a ency management system which, In terms of reviewing development and land use amendment proposals, provides for the maintenance of adopted levels of service on all roadways traversing the City. jOdS1107(3)(b)2j Policy A. Approval of all future land use mendments,-4—Ping and development approvals shall be predicated upon a finding that the adopted level of are , standards can be maintained. Such approval may be predicated on the concept of de -minimum impact- roadway or other traffic circulation improvements programmed by local or regional government and/or by applicant sponsored improvements which are assured through the posting of bond, letter of credit or other surety PJc.9az(`pc'] 1 P"p 1d Comprehensive Plan Amendments CPA 02-00 Narembet2a,2000Februaw22001 Sage 13 of 15 Objective V. By 1992;4he-City-shall_as neeeseary�, dify the-Cr y's-sawing and--subdivision-sagrAationstinsrder-to�eserve a,d-wquire future-tights-of-way-asidenti Riul -thxcessahe-Eraffic-sircalation elementr[9JS.007♦,4({bje] The CiN shall protect Circulation for old r ecis ithr,mgh in the Trafrc Circulation Element. Protection ma be throw h rvation techni u tletlication site desi n armsss other methods bousi. with the tunum of lthe p sed development o redevelo ment and consistent with the timin of the ri ht o(r need.. SECTION VII HOUSING ELEMENT MAJOR -OBJECTIVES AN& POLICIES Objective II. By--t992•,-revise-thakand-Oevelopment-Codsto-The CiN shall preserve, protect, and enhance the quality "' be - residential residential neighborhoods. 19.1-6-040(3)1 Policy S. 1 9sr1 tThe City shall preserve existing. stand,,d housing stock mi is --pretest from-degradation-sabsetl-by-iMwsien-of--nory Fs; iheGily-eL6engwaedadoptathaiWlowing-policies- a-)�esoniag-and/oreMec9evelopmentapprevala-teraen-residential -wiMin-established d U entia p is nMhe For peaff ed;-ex residential t,.Ghbew..,, from sifis- ampsfibl mmuan t represn of residential ei hborhootls from in alible u es that represent ent an intrusion Nome nei hborho. and result in r,,Ie ne ndift impacts Certain esitlential uses may be aoprooriale as contlitional uses with n esitlential areas. Such etenliall allowable uses are identified in the Future Land Use Element. a) Development approvals may be granted for specific uses that are traditionally Iecatad In residential neighborhoods and related to the health, safety, morals, and welfare of neighborhood residents (such uses may 'mclutle places of orehip, parks, golf courses, bus shelters, and similar uses). Such uses shall be sub'ect to addil onal criteria for a o oval to ensU[e compaflbiliiy with the neiphborheed Proposatl compreaenaive Plan Ampndmenm CPA oO-00 auvemlrer�8-1BOBFeoruzry z. soot Rai b) Non-residential uses that are allowed must not cause any untleswaWe untlue neaal- impacts, as determined by the City, in terms of beRc. noise, glare, ets site desien features r other co eno of compatibility. c) Such u sshall be adequately buffered from adjacent esidentlalland pace through the u e of screening walls, landscaping, setbacks, and other measures which, in the City's opinion, provide adequate protection for adjacent residents. d) Such uses shall be located o streets of at least m collector fmc oval classification and shall not be located on streets classified as local residential streets by the City', land development code. Objective Policy A. Enoa-rrage.�Hrou9h{evisw�r+-oflbe-laoi..ekapment aces by Apra) t�9922-zoning-code,_The Oily shall encourane a variety of building designs, site designs and housing types.yr+elddiag-nrobile�omes and-i»ulEi-famiFy-housing-offiaenl-a obto fiaNechniquesln�f9eF to-reduao hauslnt a"W-5-=(�3)bGM SECTION Vill INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION ELEMENT Objective IV. Longwood shall coordinate its comprehensive Plan with plans of eCounty School Boartl through a ual Comprehensive Plan navi— P.Hpv A. The City of Longwood a art of a Com rehensive Plan review and endmenl r shall coortlinote r osetl plan atlments with the Sem note County School Board o men The Clt shall Transmit Com rehensive Plan amendment, to the School Board in addit,on to the State, v,,,in a b. The City shall address a ents re ived fromc'the School Board and local ents In wit n or to the atloneon or a,gan amename ts. Polic B. The City of Lon wood shall ensure inter o enrol coordination with the Seminole Count School Board (or the location of new public schools Ihrpuah the following procedures: Up- written notice from the Seminole C ... ty Schooi Board informin Lon wood of the ac isition or ea,mg of ert to be used for new ublic schools the Cit shall noti (he School Board within 45 tlays as to the co sistencv with Lonawootl wmorehensive plan. b_ If potential in sistencies ar e. the plennmg staffs of the School Boarticend the Cit shall meet to resolve the issues. If resoluton of atle t e C't sal ' vite he School Board to attend a -o nt meek na of the C tv and the School B—d to seek resolution. Proposed Comprebensive Plan Amendment, CPA 03-00 Nevember,28.i000Februerv22001 Pape 15 of 16 RECOMMENDED AMENDMENTS TOTHE LONGW000 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN POLICY DOCUMENT This amendment package is of two doments r,laAJ to the a e,men dt of the Longwood Gomprehansive Plane cuIt ie the first round of proposed amendments to the adopted porilon of the Longwood Comprehensive Plan, which addssary to implement recommentlatlons of the Eell.laticn and Appraisal Report. These proposed endmenta .1. Petaled to the irnplementaloo of the plan through the land development regulations and era necasaary to provide a, appropriate foundation for the Land Development CodeAdditional EAR -based 11 endmenta will be provided in lete,! -d of emerrdments. The second dorumenf contains the data and analysis in support of the proposed alr,e,dmenis. SECTION III FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT PURPOSE 'fhe puryoae of the FLtllre Land Use EI m. rt . i LI c. lit— 'L90 .t:t 3'r2 F I I, ( tY 1 . rr rf l loo idlf 3 i s c>i�gt_ d.ryf i o �C.t The Future tend Use Elernent of the Cltys Gomprehensiva Pia, is intended to specifically accomplish the fallowing: 5. Promote the oldady ufllfzoL.II of land within the City in st.ich a wdy that adequate and nacaasafy streets, public services. utilities and eommunity facilities can be provided h the roost eft—t and economical rnannar possible. 2. Establish policies and standards W-h will 1,'1 .'future j grvwlh and facilitate ordedy and balanced e c development which will strengthen the area s economy, promote employment and enable the citizens of Le City of Longwood to ptospaf. Serve as a It for adnpt",g and implementing lend development regulations and other implemmnting actions and toots which are necessary fa* the atfslnment of a logical, c ant and workable relationship bstwaen the various land uses and ih p 1 f wd g gat i d of a —fma'b— ?. To prat©f and improve the quality of in, of I ang—d r,,id,ni, in order In keep the City as a desirable pla,a d, Ilve (through p,dboohon of established raeirlsntial neighborl}ood,) antl work. OVERALL GOAL 9J_5.006(3)(a( The overall goal of the Future Land Use Plen ie ladesignate lend tee padann, that provide far the —iimum bandit of people Alto lass. work. vm property In the City., e GII es land us fl t (betweon residenital all mif m neighborhoods and al- aclol/I—ankl land used), provi— oppcdonity (or economic growth. and establishes a framework for land developmadd regulations and other implsmer rat on measures that protect reo dental ns tit h d _ p v da " oppod t ( snag d g 1h rd t tt G ty t b I- economic dverstY I it,oll '_ MAJOR 0StEC FRJES AND POLL Ci,[S 0bi 1, Th a City shall ,v,,, In,* -ma [ Land D,valopmanf Reg i t s bye--'199 d t coordinator and compatibility of_ v q_ d ii { d 43,use pattern, w'th topography, soil conditions, existing uses, and the timing and avaitaaitil of public faclli4va and services [Jd-loll(S)(kft}. Policy B. `the City shall - c y1e -_ w I e tle I t,.rd it -din wham j adequate facilities such as roadways, water. sewage, drainage and --con fadli[os vsilabla dt el _ r levels of g f bl as provded for in the Publo Facnilos and Gaps ( I p mints EI t IisY I J y r.,:-tit Cy r Land d 6fi R 'c;a an ad q t public fe T- rdinanco ,, tcY. .� t nu 1,r ensur'ng that adequato se —ed er vailableeor that plan r�ied/ progftitnmed improvements will be in place concur randy with a projeul'a impacts. p ive Pta - a Nov P Policy 0_ Potable water wail fields and most effective and mod teIs effective aquifer recharge area& as depicted in the Conservation Element, shall be protected from adverse impa- of_ de,elopme,ta,olf Went by t ter .J f'eatt l t "' open space are I, i floor area rmet of parcels In proximity to or at, within c of influence an f fl, d most effective and motlereteiy effective aquifer recharge areas. 19:-5F3g6(ajCra51 Policy F. the Clty of Lbbg—d shall ire 4, .a (by-1092 "Con nay Management System' da orr to a impact of fuiura development and Its effect on existing levels ofsservice for appitcabl0 hf—l"d— Objeofive I1. By IM., IThs, City alell atnte tl usery- # Ili re that land and I ntling —Haw to accom neces motlate public facilities saryreto support anticipe4ed deVOlopment�iG;,_fe}�g!aencrnt. i9d:a"#26(-6jfile3kvi POItcyA The Cny shall n,v- „land development r g tiara to a wti t _1c re the establf—ofeasements, ,w~{y. ,d .placet of public empl.smene fat I t as by +942 1 td,b b.:-.<rs- ei ls,,Oecl-to Objective 111 `9N 1e92, the— C.lty shal4 lntpi *enf-4xra—t- -Laced 9a* elof>man€-t'teg 1 E ns'hs¢-6ne3 dm pre+vls4er+5 nor pl—red 9¢ Omen€-r and her rmtFuantl so t,ayrd—I1 veterpt'nank ee„neraaes-{e-l-pa-In fnn E IatrU Us I PmeglLdddl 4� t khm may rluda Pete ulquans tez4 au "tr otral dtYSgl.eC `EhAn1'haod tl velonmenY' to yta,rrdaec1 .`_n_ ed-use_ tlevetopme;M fechn�u_, a.!lp7o( plenned devmlopn enf prom__ POIIcyA arFf nd i3d,l 1, K. development _n_.p'land tag t t ;r frfZkua _L':o rot f th � F ,,, that set out the p rls for the se of open space: and taohn0oiques. such as Gusforin90 e of ap- spaoa, and mining of c!ses on one site, in ordemto takesad—aga of the benefits of planned unit end m!xed unit development. i92- P ee cpA a2ao No aotl P.1my6. Rot ,M he 211,11, di, alld x,vYai ,;;ifsakie.:molunu, ,ane» to .iP ..�dAna ..,nw nr-:? asn ee i.r g sg,—onG t a .W ltel L iev64oprnq e B. ar1 floor —oli irr'ga rryuo gate{ocr or l., , _; to r ev e'?oi ru o f a.t- d no , ., }a; 9 u < ..,21 G C! !! i, ir - � „d pia.•. _-dyonbqatveo.w t _ Policy C. 15t - Itt I ,netl9_velbp" t ll . - i,,ti sad .i e,:owa 3rtsA §oqu ,ia;. „rry xr- ,r Br n a el+: Ivxe op eub J .,C6( ,J§j C hol: �„ � - i „Q_m I oabpiui peh6t �u wlYh '.YP F I vat i >o;91J t_�ti d �vigY _-u end t .s.i ular Objective IV. By 19yl, it-lshiig 1the policy,€ tjhe City of Longwood i, ,_h.fl preserve, protect and improve the character of the City', residential neighborhoods.---[2J-6.4YOfi(3j(b)',} throu,gtr the f nn4arnantztiary of , ,r�py(jblliay o-da as l nd tP o co a t._.!t.sf F , d-ol p rt anatg�d+,,'Irtpmeni urbpnto-nt' af,,,,,,,, `ttza c,�iofiat uah niaLghzrrla. neigh4rorhhnotl Aevelomerr4'atrtchnigu_: Polley A. in older to preserve existing housing stock and to protect from degradation ..used by Intrusion of no,_—id-itil uses, the City of Loggvwod etlopls the foil—itg policies'. [9J-5. 003(3)(o)7J e{t t L , m 'btF +sbp d,v p. neGsw,t ai.€arJ dt [ It e_& tl rc5ds `l, d'i, l y ppaa �� t,E GtyAes Jb S� a 11 -,na1. { e__mp 1 of bi,lily -e t ;aTras.�j r i atrial. nab e, n, rh,� ., iE4!. t, r-bm 8,d ue w)a.otid L , ,00d _ a_ in i i s Ill-, Tin aui a v ,Qbry �z1 lhR (i{yt lift -bite the location of any u e if n od �t xcept aohool pi e of orship, parka, a enitai public uses and similar uses, auG' a owed �> gensratas morn average weekday d.y posed -Ait— No —ii al,vember224�-of_ ,el-e trips men detached singi,famly dwelling anits o local residenh'al streets, as defined in the Traffic Circulation Element of this documents, more epeciyally. Objective I, Polley B. Policy C. TI'I f LY [ ds_,tp fully e e k wder•' `te c i t es Inconai th^ d f t dh _ho m ,df-ef 1. uri ry s cnamcfer entl fudura land —d— I n end t11 ll_ the Clt hall direct ail u�r (N„ y s pmposetl w es ro deelgnadhe s era es they appea in the Future Land Use Map„,at+dfrfrrzeaFhs Zo vU G..Ue .,r ry-r»tey O�iMa[de>,p enoodV hm Cvlh s-llt id d C d Objective VI. By 19W2tk'The City of Longwood yell Eake 11M{ -to adepeataty adrrese-the 0IM protection-mf na4ural resources within the city Ilotifa. Wa-6Ab1E{3}Ic}17 Policy A. By .Cty ul id C,eoy..ontR pw ,t prsvcd-. ,<-Phe roteM 7n >, s uvU '- d tl a hg dhc d t, i h � r=, tei'dl wn Co :lem tl t „� t r�piL d I _ ew day I t `rnc1 RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD PROTECTION {+ta4 �.rqu,ired..d,,, W kar{frxriss} Objective 1. The City of Longwood shall continue to enhance the resid-flol character of the community. Policy B_ wally .>=_valuate the Ciys cotle enforcement program C`ortin o de;r ro ensure and efficient service I,the reaiden(in , to tsiva This evaluation h to be undertaken by dhc Giry Atlmin'usPraror to bobwith dh 13 die,rq-e i arvTng-P SefeN D.p.n Depzdment. Policy C. St y t ('.t t c cede errtprmmonl progran usfzff by L 3 de to meet Zistng and anticipated groW�h�ralated demands. Poftcy D Du 1h, Iopill p .,, (` ty staff .,I[ -y,,v — -I 1. fh .� .ben ee 1 <, Lq of fra— on boll and artor'als for oommercal-d readentel projed lldpl _e their impact on rssldntlal neighborhoods. 2. Th _ e of culdesacs. 3. Th r ppf sa of one-way agrees end Ingress es a pro]ect's saoondary access. 4. of ftlfflll a 10 iantl p. ng pads to adlace t p p n yI g p nl ff thZ attention to comnlerciaUiitdul;trlol snd office uses and thou impad on establishatl—iidentiaf uses. Objective III. The City of Longwood shall continue to give City of Longwood residents a sense of belonging to the community. Polley B. Th City haileris�fc hp, _ part -p fon by ait - itl t in plan g _ V _ and City govemmantal issuea. Objective IV. The City of Longwoatl shall continue to preserve,,,,a„r5d, irrlpr, v_s the existing character of residenfial neighborhoods. P.1my A. In order fo preserve e-o,g housing stock end to proteot_it from degradation cevood by Intrusion of non-resld-loll uses, the City of Longwood adopts the following policies. 1. - c D yes ss':�i r ottior dovelopmant approvals tot n-esiderttial within est.bl,,hod o esidantioi tend s thoyue,pp— in the City's f rE L d Use Mop; and _ Prohibils (he location of any use, except schools, places of ship, polls, essanfial publk, uses and similar uses, mat geue atee eg ekday voY,cl t p Fen we detached 5 yI - f flun on local .she©1 y i t d I4 1 3 I i �xln is�fi<i: Prof�osatl h n Policy C. T. CtY f t 9w tl II y y, g zo oed th ad q y f xl t g l d p b ff b Itl g heght d tba 1 i t d J tl_ g aor ly between residential entl realdential uses. Policy D. In order to protect viable residential neighborhoods and prevent .appropriate conversion of rosidanfial aCd/or vacant land due to development pressures. the City of Longwood shall direct end .too.rage w and indusiriel iu a (o designated areas as they appear in iha Fu[�xa Land Use Map COMMUNITY DESIGN (wot-ra,lowwk's—d., W1, .—e Objective I. The City of Longwodd shall continue to reduce existing e fllet. b twee. R-oadertull and G ial LI d Ubaes, 4nd w fUit oY dvelo t _and red I'f will l .nd pt d ., _ Policy 8. In order to preserve existing housing stock and to protect from degradation caused by Intrusion of non+esitlentiel .sae, the City of Longwood adopts the following policiea_ 11 rgl} -hol g... ion ng cihet msda .iA IIP — Ih. %1h. -5 11eial -ra lieou Tr s the inlma u_o�,L, o t bli(Y d rds th (.'"_stral � inrlusid;sl urns! o(I'L( nol_: u�dentil uses du n� rJ K'bully —dt , tho ^e uty 1. dUFro i �', onlc '. hen pITyc_ _3 tn_-tt A �:�rr d I- 2-2 1 F 4 tyshall H'rohibita the iocailen of any use J ot-1 esident:ai er xcept schools, pleoes of worship, perks, e s.e entlal public a entl smiler a ?hatrrvf±ara sucl� prop sort u.,es ge-- rc erage eekday vehicle trips than detached single - farnly ,it, on lord street,. Policy C. The City of L.ongw d II d w 1 / r,g G.I ro, , k toh chtw, If,adequacy of ex'sting landscape, buffe,. building heights, and setback requirements it am to a ,.,t' _ _ o si:l� 'tc a .' to r eon re 'd f l o,d no tl t' I use ! .eked .nary Proposed N nsrePla A endments CPA 0200 N.—b.,2'2000 re i< 1 1 Id, earn , . e n e9lW rI b1h tatG Policy D. Th G-y Gu at, o. ':-.etc raic3e+ .inU . -- all2 r J 4R 4Yl. f H 41r ., _ 5 oe-Zho t �i- eL II d'- si?t I in fh of d7IIl t I d ,drjd '_t?f I I ::er:ti'll,es_and lOtenstiec. P.HCy E. 7� ire, The Cty ( shall 'm rang -end -. require apt—t aof_ —Pl g t. neVy de �nru ff en}al 1—,PJ si4e . ca-ci e Apr r J I.-r ' e+f-9x ane� a p^ .r11 .tJ 4. a v- 3.:C=c Fop t2rt=_eElo- Objective II, The City of Longwootl sh.lijt]rF' lemanf c �.tjibift, 0lord¢ c_rrd,e to provide for the best vs uai image of the City of Longwood aI.Pq arterials end C.11est... Policy 8_ The City w ^ II rs ,f F (+a,.d ) fm—t 4 'rV 2 :landscaping end ma ntonance of pwkng Poltcy C. Tha C ty shell mcu, d Tti wr_ ..av <, L,a a.,r � 1 a-�- , m open spa la,,d ,aedl pellauHe .t._ ai ^yv .....f I .. map( lees_ I Polley E All new developme t A dgf p posed along after als and coliectora shall p t roh t t th mes the! era et the _'At"ih o II deCig, and appearance sh,—rds for the general Objective IV. The City of Longwootl shelf set a good example in planning and deeigning City r�,aett,{Tg„q,. +eze sxdfaeilities. PohcY B. if CtY C hell D t t - p bl p p, i t L j L » d ��. 1, 1 I () _ CI. P etl PP 200Vallo m2tl00 lac} B,q('la, LANDUSBJ TRKJS Ulu' 1l_,_,_,_TLI' tLllhat�l E tha *IS{t �n -.nnrc� h to If r„}r3 vte Imo' -irt re4ulm Th's mae. Eh j aliowetxte a ee at a_II c t ht h^it In th C ryrePre,n ry a o ¢I Ft,�turz W d U¢e 14i'M IMP, r¢I7o n fe~r a s f nnrpey MDRWhau£hos yl R ?ni'a h actetlutb folkkrzr+g �e l7aflyrstd tl C men4 f„ f 415 aoYJ�oa'ol'r.. Polley A DE ., i.il_ 11i s�af olay,-: PaIFCV@ t7 t _Ih 1 _ rai..d i` of Db,fivuL TN, �i I d ., cmf q tlaCxick � a ��„ f sYric£ nir xN {- L �_d U_ IVI a Tfiv t. t °land its ca4ega', J r�ufmrs Ea ¢f t d r'�p¢ t u w(Ii to t G_, rii_E E_,{ .rafl f to fha g=o.. t'c arr rih _¢f'ia FI...dIM 111hl,a thu,rygf f l sea of,_a_ E � ry a_ PmLn Mly ¢Itavy Ole, POI�A ---- _ 3 � `1 _ Jj tla Ott IreN .. Pa�cy 0 Itne+ )' s+- Re I .IJktl. I it — _ t J Nell LfY f1 IitU IIND ll ih.6 t )isVic ��Qe 1 (9PS r I v.:tl tlei�� t��a ,jil i I u t)'a s od i l u f rpi � i e Calwomm Avin M.Et�fn.I 1 . Sn it L I> s Cil rq �xu tf e0 2 D �t PIOW, rt Thi: t stir.(_ cr,s "w 1 t i l: 15tyx i end S-c v LAND USE LOCATIONAL POLICIES AND GENERAL DESIGN STANDARDS CJ-5.006C)(c]'/] This sedion is deleted In its ontillly. FUTURE LAND USE 'this section is deleted in its entirety. RELATIONSHIP TO EXISTING ZONING CODE This section is tlatated in its entirety. SECTION It TRAFFIC CIRCULATION ELEMENT MAJOR OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES Object vel 1-'hroue}le the M91 adITfl— f-ti.e updateA tlll,l -d-Gtia proR—d 1993't all epp—pri—' support-rac+eeVaalrrner4Zhe City shall P—idl a safe, convenient and effcient multi -modal -11PINWiott system to support existing needs and projected growth. LSJ-5.007(3)(b)(1)] Policy E, The Chy 1111 cant r t ns-parking and on- t ffb—lbf t d d fd mqllfts ao J w> rtdnw roe rl fadwf to go�a�„ ae s and the plo—,on of Seanaid ed,bote n-eite traffic circulation, perking end pedeetclari faoltiEos. S Policy F. by tiro City _required applicant sponsored traff'o imp It studios tar I f u dments. i- 4 111,E p oposals wh h old o lh ganoralirp morn than 500 daily or 100 afternoon peon hour veirlcle trips ,. fi it <a .jrp gar eret on rites he ,Ebay the I etltute OfiT p rtatlon Fi Y�g IaGU7t`it Policy H. dS Ilb t IX) I a. -Jo, ! , 1 t P• , ve'y, f (I ip¢2r �1, 17 an! 14 -t�L it f ti-A� of ':r3o aq + c rrs;n, F, GitY IEc , a (;. t,, -.r Pam= ,) " t '1-1t< tiv City.. ,,4 nd ';Iaato J0'"m, , I Objective ill, By t992-UM City shall dewednp and __"'.by m nagement system which, in terms of reviewing development and land use amentlment proposals, provides far the maintenance of adopted levels of service on ail roadways traversing the City. Policy A. Approval of all fft... land a andmants-ie "(A and development approvals shall bo predicated upon o finding that the adopted Iovei of s standards ., be n aintained. Such approval may bo prodfoated on the concept of db %imum impact, oedway or other traf(c circulation improvements programmed by focal o rogional government and/or by appli— sponsored irnprovomonis which are assured Yhrough the pasting of bond, letter of credit orothersu ty 9,1 007,3) ,)1 aropoeea u b o Objective V. Ny 19. fl`G{ty st al a unry, naucl+Rtlge-CNy y ar+lap ee3 ar' 1 brl -r ,} d i - -cr 9. r keffic, t r-fc artd asYutna fa4 3. riet-uaY n Eha <.ra-fN., u nul,aYwrh 06ement [9J- 907(3)(t i41 'I"I7r,5 CH, h f( pro l,¢a; of-wav fur'road p_I.. is ttloelf d m fl o imffRt C cl,% EI M pro#qcP} ey (ye fh}q), yY b',_ 'err3[7an dz t ( sly U q rnqu I.@ ( ntl,'i, - ethods atenf vtifh tP oP fh p a)e(S cfev I Ca p 11,dlllcl.pjnclt„and[on[,with ffi k n rrqgf fl qj_ cj„- vay_rreeri._._ SECTION VII HOUSING ELEMENT MAJOR OBJECTIVLS AND ROI,IGIES Ob)eoflve II, By 1A92 rev, -'I =ru peveto-p tt bode k -Yhe (:rEv c„tSalI preserve, protect, and enhance the quality of the City's residential rv,ighborh,,d,. Eaj-bO' A4 lid l Policy B. !r. 1 :. Ci,' II preserve e t g t y }f hone ng -1k 1 ss t y A I I j_ LIrr,Y I 1 u.u.r I cl L ✓n td.xa.- a) Dovelo,—ll approvals may be granted for specific w that are tratlitionally l... in r-iidental neighborhoods end elated to the health, safety, norale. end welfare of aeghborhood maid- (such us may include places of orsh, packs, golf courses. bus shelters and similar uses) e1 rtcL J uSl j woposea an ozoo ry Non-residential uses that all eilowed must not causo any Imp t tl for d by the Such a shall be adequately bufforod fmm ,dj.—b esiderrt alaiand a es frrrough the a of sc ning `^tali,. landscaping, setbacksand other measures welch, In the Cflys opinion, pi--d© adequate protection for 5djecen1 residents. d) Such u shall be Iecated on ,tree+s of at Isost mn actor fundienal dassificaticrn and shall no( ba locefetlon etreets� claesiped es Iocai residential streets by It,. Citye iand development cad2_ Objective III Palicy A. i ,y At) u f mriety of bu"Iding , a va da g f d sign u housing typ tmg-1 t c.r3res SECTION Vlll INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION ELEMENT cur { iva 0- wtt�g _ h.9aL8 d thCd,GtHi ._.irnusl C.n p I i- .n ve P[ ___ P...lt!py A ii. C,k I _�:+4 c(,a. (; to ..; FI< ",. Sd Po I icyB Th I ;}v, I, s.�ry_ _;,i ,,,,,_i___•,^. (0 1 S l,rJ t� try, c i:h on I cis _ih_ ( h l nl[ - Y.�'r. � r _ I i COMMISSION AGENDA PUBLIC HEARING ITEM 10 B June 4 2001 Cryv> P Meeting !!!((( rAuthorizetlo(a MOTION/RECOMMENDATION: The Planning Division of the Cornrnanity Services Department r ands the City Commission read by title only and approve Ordinance N. 00-1562 for a Comprehensive Plan Amendment (CPA 02-00) which amends portions of Seetians If, 111, VII nd Vill and the Future Land Use Mnp. EXPLANATION/BACKGROUND: The City Commission has requested that The Gail Easley Company re and make mendations to modify policies in the comprehensive plan as lhey'relate w a single map (Furore Land Use Map) app—h to the regulation of land use and the preparation of a ew Land Development Code. The suggested amendments to the comprehensive plan are attached The suggested amendmenrs ere located m Sections 11, 111, VII and Vill The language is omplian with Florida State Statutes and the Florida Administrative Code. The Furore Land Use Map (f has been reviewed end the suggested amendment will be presented at the fiti-me ofthe meeting. This public hearing, for the above -referenced comprehensive plan amendment, is required for that ttal stage(i.I. the documentis being —mined to the Fiorida Depart ofCommunity pl,,t Ccrtheirreviewand approval).Ontheother hand.twoseprat¢en comprehensive plan amendments based 1. be the y C. Evaluation and Appraisal Report ill (EAR) wprepared and presented ro lhthe City Commission at a later date for review and approval. The Land Planning Agency, m its regular scheduled meeting of December 13, 2000, awed and un uslyrecommended(-) that the City Commie —approve the Comprehen ve Plan as Amendme t, muding and the Future Land Use Map, proposed by The Gail Easley Company. n cl The City Comm ta is February 19,2Mi meeting. unanimously(5-0)epprovedthe first reeding of this ordinand set the firm vailable City Comm ring upon r ceipt ofthe Department of Comm nity Affe'ns' comments —he public Bearing date. The Department of Community Affsirs replied to iha City wnce —g the Comprehensive Plan Amendment on April 6, 2001 stating that "She looal government may proceed immediately to adopt the amendment" FUNDING: None. IMPLEMENTATION: Upon Adoption of Ordinance. ATTACHMENT'S: Ordinance No, 01-1562, Future Land Use Map U V X IT) (City Commission ,ty)_