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r --j U L Ile 3 1906, Bou 65 FA ct 170 71st Street (Cemetery Road) and South Winter Beach Road be redesignated from LD -2, Low-density Residential 2 (up to 6 units/acre), *to LD -1, Low -Density Residential 1 (up to 3 units/acre). The Winter Beach residents feel that the. LD -1 designation would give them additional protection from "high-density" development than the current designation on the PLUM (see Figure 3). Alternative 2: The Planning Department's Plan Due to the controversy brought about by the recent rezoning applications for property located on North Winter Beach Road, the staff feels that a more detailed PLUM for the area located west of Old Dixie Highway and east of Kings Highway may be necessary. The staff feels that, due to the proximity of this area to U.S. 1 and the designation of North Winter Beach Road as a primary collector on the Thoroughfare Plan, the area should retain its LD -2 designation on the Land Use Map. The land use designation is aimed at future development and due to the lack of public water and wastewater systems, the present situation will not allow development at that level. The staff recommends that the resident's concerns over density and whether land should be for single-family or multiple -family uses should be addressed through the policies in the PLUM and by zoning regulations. Figure 3 illustrates the Planning Department's recommended alternative for revision of the Winter Beach PLUM. The staff feels that the area between 71st Street (Cemetery Road) and South Winter Beach Road from Old Dixie Highway to the Lateral G Canal should retain its 6 unitiacre zoning designation. Staff also recommends that a 300 �—Oot multiple -family buffer be designated along the northern and western boundary of the So'ith Winter -Beach Road Industrial Node. Alternative Two also designates the area west of the Lateral G Canal from the southern boundary of Hobart Park to South Winter Beach Road as single-family residential with a maximum density of. 3 units/acre.- Based nits/acre. Based on staff's reevaluation of Mr. Eddie Smith's property, which is located on 69th Street, and west of Lateral "G" Canal and surrounded on three sides by Hobart Park, the Planning Department proposes to designate Mr. Smith's "property as single-family residential (up to 6 units/acre). RECOMMENDATION Based on the above analysis, staff recommends_ that Alternative. Two, as amended to designate Mr. Smith's property as single-family residential (up to 6 units/acre), be adopted as a revision to the existing Winter Beach Precise Land Use Map. 39