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F_ Transportation System BOOK 56" PAGE 5:38 - The subject property has direct access to 16th Street (classified as a secondary collector street on the County's Thoroughfare Plan) and 12th Street (classified as a primary collector street). In addition, the subject property is one-quarter mile west of 74th Avenue (classified as a secondary collector street) and one-quarter mile east of 82nd Avenue (classified as a.primary collector street). The development of the subject property in single-family homes at a maximum density of 3 units/acne would generate 3,180 average annual daily trips (AADT). These trips were assigned to 82nd Avenue which would still.maintain level -of - service "A". Under the subject property's current land use designation, RR -1, the maximum development of the site would generate 424 AADT. Environment The subject property is not environmentally sensitive nor is it in a flood -prone area. Utilities The subject property is not served by County water nor wastewater facilities. However, the County .has plans to extend water mains along State Road 60 to I-95 in the next year. These water facilities would be one-half mile north of the subject property, and this area will have access to County water in the near future. RECOMMENDATION Based on the above analysis, particularly the proximity of the subject property to the MD -1 properties and the fact that County water facilities are planned to be extended to this area in the near future, the staff recommends that the subject property be redesignated from RR -1, to LD -1. If the subject property is redesignated LD -1, staff recommends that the rest of Section 12, Township 33 South, Range 38 East also be considered for redesignation as LD -1 to maintain consistency. Richard Shearer, Chief, Long -Range Planning, presented staff's recommendation for approval of the proposed redesignation and showed an aerial photograph and some slides of the site which used to be an old citrus grove. He also referred to a zoning map of the area. Commissioner Lyons asked when the cut-off date was for this year for amending the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, and Mr. Shearer replied that applications had been accepted from January lst through January 17th according to procedures adopted by the Board. The problem is that there is such a large number, it will take quite sometime to get them all considered. 7_1 27