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A TRUE COPY EXHIBIT "B „ CERTIFICATION ON LAST PAGE J . K . BARTON , CLERK Be Strikethrough and underline based upon the adopted version of Ordinance 08- 14 , May 21 , 2009 ( Final SSA Exhibit B , March 18 , 2010) CITY OF FELLSMERE CHAPTER 1 : FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT from the closest edge of the nearest Village or Hamlet . Villages shall be located along arterial roadways generally bisecting the Village and shall provide a variety of Village settings based upon size , topography and proximity to natural or manmade recreational areas . Policy 21 . 3 . 1 : Village Settlement Principles . Villages shall consist of a series of Neighborhoods surrounding a mixed - use Village Center containing residential and non - residential uses and including Common Area uses . The minimum size of any Village within the VOF shall be 1 , 000 acres except for land lying north of the Phase 1 limits shown in Figure B . 21 in which the minimum Village size shall be 500 acres . The Villages will be integrated with each other and the historic center of the existing City by requiring that new local roads and corridors connect to the existing transportation network and existing grid street pattern while also providing for transit , pedestrian , and greenways linkages . In this way , the Villages will become natural extensions of the historic urban core of Fellsmere . The components of a Village shall generally exhibit the following characteristics : 1 . Neighborhood: Neighborhoods will consist primarily of urban residential uses with a variety of housing types and secondarily of non - residential uses such as bed and breakfast establishments , day- care facilities , group homes , home based business , limited Common Area uses and live -work units where appropriate . Urban residential uses are defined in Policy 21 . 3 . 4 . a . Neighborhood Size . Neighborhoods shall be located immediately adjacent to a Village Center and shall be scaled upon an approximate five- minute walk radius ( approximately 1 , 800 feet) as measured from the edge of the Village Center. The shape or form of the Neighborhood is flexible and responds to physical or geological conditions or unique site design considerations provided that the approximate 1 , 800 -foot radius benchmark for scale is generally maintained but not mandatory in all cases based upon geographic ; topological or other factors . All points within a Neighborhood shall also be within '/- mile of the nearest accessible Common Area active or passive , public or private recreation or open area . b . Neighborhood Transition . Within Neighborhoods , residential units shall be clustered through the progression of higher densities and/or smaller lot sizes from the Village Center to larger lots and less density near the neighborhood edge . The Neighborhood edge is the area at the outer reaches of the Village and is generally adjacent to the Countryside . Intensities and densities shall generally get lower toward the outside edges of the Village as a whole with net densities ranging from a minimum of net one ( 1 ) unit per acre at the Neighborhood edge to a maximum of net five ( 5 ) units per acre within a Neighborhood adjacent to the Village Center . The maximum lot size Comprehensive Plan Goals , Objectives and Policies - Future Land Use Element 1 -7