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- M M <br />the subject node. In the case of the Oslo Road/74th Avenue node, <br />the truss plant went into production within the last two years <br />and is currently proposing expansion, and the adjacent citrus <br />packing plant has recently come on-line. Also within the last <br />two years, the Oceanspray facility has gone through expansion, <br />and Hercules has completed renovations. A great deal of interest <br />has also been expressed in this node, including a recently <br />submitted request to rezone 34+ acres lying within the current <br />boundaries from CG, General Commercial District to IL, Light <br />Industrial District. This request received a recommendation for <br />approval by the Planning and Zoning Commission at their regular <br />meeting of October 8, 1987. <br />Another characteristic to be considered is the location of this <br />node, especially its proximity to I-95 and Oslo Road. <br />Eventually, the State, FDOT will construct an interchange at Oslo <br />Road and I-95. This interchange will then provide the node with <br />direct access to a major north/south state transportation <br />corridor. The access will increase the attractiveness to this <br />area, and it can be anticipated that development will then <br />increase at a rapid rate. <br />Because of demand for industrial and commercial uses in this area <br />expected to arise from an I-95 interchange, there is a need to <br />ensure that the buildout acreage of the node is protected from <br />residential encroachment. Once residential development <br />establishes itself in an area, expansion of a node near the area <br />of residential development is difficult. Therefore, it is often <br />desirable to ensure that adequate node _acreage is reserved. on <br />the other hand, if too large an area is proposed for node use, <br />inefficient and undesirable land development patterns occur. <br />If the proposed node expansion is approved, it will assist in <br />establishing a future development pattern in this area which will <br />provide for an orderly transition from residential to commercial, <br />as well as provide ample room for future commercial and indus- <br />trial development. <br />Existing Land Use Pattern <br />Currently, the area proposed to be included in the expanded node <br />is zoned A-1, Agricultural District (up to 1 unit/5 acres). The <br />property north and east is vacant and zoned A-1. The property to <br />the west of the subject parcel is vacant and currently zoned <br />RS -1, Single -Family Residential District (up to 1 unit/acre). <br />The property south of the subject area is vacant and zoned CG,_ <br />General Commercial, and A-1. <br />Future Land Use Pattern <br />The Comprehensive Land Use Plan designates the subject property <br />as AG, Agricultural (allowing up to 1 unit/5 acres). The land <br />north and east is also designated as AG. The land south of the <br />subject site is within the currently defined Oslo Road/74th <br />Avenue node. The property to the west is designated RR -2, Rural <br />Residental 2 (allowing up to 1 unit/acre). <br />Transportation System <br />The subject property will have access to 74th Avenue, classified <br />as a primary collector on the County's Thoroughfare Plan; 82nd <br />Avenue, classified as a secondary collector; and 5th Street S.W. <br />to the north, also classified as a secondary collector. The <br />eventual build -out will have a substantial impact on the <br />thoroughfare system; however, the level of service on the <br />existing roads in the area is currently at a level of service <br />OCT 42 71987 35 BOOK, 69 PACE 808 <br />
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