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Future Land Use Pattern The Comprehensive Plan designates the subject property as LD -2, Low -Density Residential (maximum of six units/acre). All of the property surrounding this site is also designated as LD -2. Farther south of the subject property is the 25 acre C.R. 510 and A -1-A tourist commercial node. The applicant has requested a rezoning which is in conformance with the Comprehensive Plan. The current zoning of the property, C-lA, does not conform to the plan. The proposed rezoning for the northern part of the -subject property (to R -2D) would be consistent with the R -2D zoning to the north. The proposed rezoning for the southern part of the property (to R -2A) would allow a lower -density development which is more consistent with the density of the single-family developmehts to the south. The applicant originally wanted to request all R -2D zoning for this site. The staff worked extensively with the applicant to ensure an adequate buffer between the R -2D zoning to the north and the undeveloped land to the south. This resulted in the applicant requesting two zoning districts for this property. The R -2A zoning for the southern part of this property would take some responsibility off the owners of the undeveloped property to the south to provide a buffer between R -2D development to the north and R-1 development to the south. Roads/Traffic -This property has direct as an arterial street on development will generate in the peak hour. These traffic on A -1-A and are which would be generated commercially. Environment access to State Road A -1-A (classified the Thoroughfare Plan). The proposed 241 average daily trips (ADT) with 24 additional trips will not hinder considerably less than the 3,705 ADT by this property if it were developed The subject property is not designated as environmentally sensitive. However, the following policies in the Conservation/Coastal Zone Element of the Comprehensive Plan apply to the development of this property: 1) The County shall prohibit any nonessential coastal activity which threatens to destroy the natural coastal features occurring between the State Coastal Construction setback line and a point 300' seaward of the mean high water line. Such features include: a. Nearshore worm reefs; b. Archeological ruins or artifacts (shipwrecks); c. Beaches, - d. Primary dune systems. 2) The County shall require elevated dune walkovers at all new or improved points of beach access. 3) The County shall prohibit vehicular traffic within the primary dune/beach system. 4) The County shall require beachfront lighting designs which do not result in the disorientation of nesting or hatching sea turtles. A 100 foot portion of the property from the shoreline is located within a coastal high hazard zone (Zone V12, elevation 11) and a requlatory flood zone (Zone A10, elevation 9). The V12 and A10 68 OCT 12.993 r��