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Ordinance Number
2010-020
Adopted Date
10/12/2010
Agenda Item Number
10.A.1.
Ordinance Type
Future Land Use Element Policy Amendment
State Filed Date
10\18\2010
Entity Name
Property North of SR 60 and West of 98th Ave.
Subject
Commercial Industrial Node Expansions
Codified or Exempt
Codified
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8953
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Expansion of a node is necessary to facilitate a swap of land use designations involving <br />more than one node where all involved nodes impact the same public facilities and the <br />swap will not increase the overall land use density or intensity depicted on the Future <br />Land Use Map. The total area added to any expanding node or nodes shall be equal to or <br />less than the total area removed from any other involved node or nodes. <br />• Expansion of a node is necessary to correct an oversight or a mistake in the plan affecting <br />property that meets the following criteria: <br />o the property is residentially designated: <br />o the property was given a residential designation as a result of an oversight or a <br />mistake; <br />o the property is unsuitable for residential use; <br />o the property is adjacent to a node; and <br />o the property is no more than 10 acres in size. <br />Policy 1.36: The County shall limit the use of the 101.8 ±665 acres of C/I designated property <br />located at the neAheast eerne north of SR 60 and 4-0�—A--,,� west of 98th Avenue to <br />research/technology/industrial uses only. Those uses include an research/technology/industrial <br />parks, light manufacturing and assembly facilities, and distribution centers, and accessory <br />commercial uses. For that portion of the 665 acre property that lies we of 102nd Avenue the <br />Floor Area Ratio shall be limited to .30 and development shall be limited to no more than 2% <br />accessory commercial uses and no more than 49% research/technology uses This policy shall <br />be implemented through Planned Development (PD) zoning and/or Planned Development (PD) <br />Plan requirements. In addition, each preliminary PD plan (site plan) for development of the <br />Portion of the 665 acre property that lies west of 102nd Avenue shall: <br />• incorporate a stormwater management and flood protection design that mitigates <br />potential adverse impacts of a flood associated with the failure of federal and privately <br />owned levees within the UyDer St. Johns River Basin Project; and <br />• include upland edge buffers between industrial development and any adjacent wetland <br />mitigation bank area; and <br />• provide mass transit infrastructure (bus waiting area shelters benches accommodations <br />for pedestrians bicyclists and accessibility by persons with disabilities) and <br />• incorporate a traffic circulation design that meets FDOT S R 60 access management <br />requirements and provides shared access and interconnections between facilities <br />On that portion of the 665 acre property lying west of 102nd Avenue development will be limited <br />to 4.2 million square feet of research technology, industrial and accessory commercial uses <br />until I-95 north of S.R. 60 is widened. <br />Words stricken are deletions; words underlined are additions. Attachment 2 <br />FACommunity Development\Comprehensive Plan Land Use Amendments\revised ordinance without beaty property\without beaty property <br />PROPOSED REVISIONS Policy 1.22 and 1.36.doc Page 2 <br />
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