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11-08-06 Min LPA CITY OF LONGWOOD Land Planning Agency • Minutes, November 8, 2006 ATTENDANCE: BOARD STAFF Bruce Noyes, Chair Paul Sizemore -Interim Community Services Director Johnnie Richardson, Vice Chair Danielle Adzima- Recording Secretary John Prince ABSENT: John Cardinal, Sr. 1. CALL TO ORDER: NIr. Noyes called the meetingto order at 7':00 P.M. 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Regular Meeting October 11, 2006 M~°. Richardson made a »zotion Co. approve the minutes as presented. Mr. Prince seconded the motion. The motion was apps°oved by a unanimous voice (3-0) vote. 3. PUBLIC COMMENT: No public comments. Mi°. Richardson made a motion to close the public comment. Mr. Prince seconded the motion. The motion was approved by a unanimous >>oice (3-0) vote. 4. PUBLIC HEARING: Mr. Noyes opened the. Public Hearing. A. CPA 01-06 Comprehensive Plan Amendment City of Longwood Ordinance # 06-1817 MOTION/RECOMMENDATION: Mr. Sizemore stated that the Community Development Division of the Community Services Department recommends that the Land Planning Agency recommend to the City Commission approval of an amendment to the Longwood Comprehensive Plan (CPA 01-06) by Ordinance 06- ~1817. EXPLANATION/BACKGROUND Mr. Sizemore explained tq the LPA that this was Phase II of an amendment of the Wekiva. Parkway and Protection Act. In 2005, the City adopted Phase I of the amendment which addressed portions of the Wekiva Parkway and Protection Act. The parts addressed in 2005 were most of the ~ stormwater requirements and most of the open space requirements and the entire water supply plan LPA 11-08-06 Minutes Page 1 requirements. What remained was a wastewater plan and. a few remaining parts of the stormwater plan and a small portion of the open space plan. This is part of the Wekiva Parkway and Protection Act, signed by Governor Jeb Bush on June 29, 2004 in order to protect the highly vulnerable recharge areas of the Wekiva River Basin. It required local governments that fall within t:he Wekiva study area to make amendments to their comprehensive plan to ensure natural resources within the .sensitive areas are protected. Mr. Richardson made a motion to close the public hearing. Mr. Prince seconded the motion. The motion was approved unanimous voice (3-0) vote. Mr. Richardson asked if the language for the changes was taken from the state and county. Mr. Sizemore stated that most of the language came from the Wekiva Parkway and Protection Act itself. Mr. Prince asked the cost factor and who did the work on the reclaimed water. Mr. Sizemore stated that.the City is required to implement policy if it does use reclaimed water, but that the City does not have any plans on reclaimed water programs. Most of the City's costs associated with this amendment are already budgeted under stormwater maintenance line items. Mr. Noyes asked about Policy F of the amendment on the defmition of the maxunum impervious surface ratio. Mr. Sizemore stated that. this was not part of the section being amended. Discussion ensued. Mr. Noyes asked if reuse of stormwater in new developments was required under Objective X, Policy A. Mr. Sizemore stated this was the recommendation in the master plan only for the Wekiva study area. Mr. Richardson inquired if the ordinances could be found on the Longwood website. Mr. Sizemore ~ stated that most. of the information could be found but that the website was due to be re-d~;veloped in approximately two weeks. Motion to approve CPA 01-06 ~~as made by Mr. Richardson. Mr. Prince seconded the. motion. . The motion was approved by a unanimous vote.. 5. DISCUSSION AND SCHEDULE .FOR. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS Next Regular Scheduled Meeting will be December 13, 2006. 6. ADJOURNMENT: 7:35 p.m. M~°. Noyes made motion to adjourn meeting, Mi°. Richardson seconded the izzotion. The motion was approved by unanimous vote (3-0). Bruce Noyes air ATTEST: d! ~ , D ielle Adzima, Secretary ~ LPA 11-08-06 Minutes . . Page 2 y