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JUN 22 1993 BOOK 8 9 P,� GF870 -7 480 acres alona the south side of C.R. 510 between 90th Avenue and 66th Avenue. This tract contains groves,, scattered single-family residences, and a daycare center. a 360 acres alona the north side of 26th Street from 90th Avenue to 74th Avenue and along the west side of 74th Avenue from 26th Street to 33rd Street. This tract is developed solely with citrus groves. 0 400 acres along the east side of 82nd Avenue between 16th Htreet and 5th Street S.W. From 16th Street to 12th Street this tract is largely cleared and contains several single- family residences. The rest of the tract is developed with citrus groves except for the county sod farm and some pasture south of 4th Street. 0 760 acres along both sides of 9th Street S.W. from 58th Avenue To- 74th Avenue and alona the west side of 58th Avenue between 9th Street S.W. and 4th Street. This tract is developed solely with citrus groves. The remaining 1200 acre tract. Along the south side of 16th Street from 74th Avenue to approximately one-quarter mile east of 66th Avenue this tract contains groves and some single - f amily residences. The "Ul-shaped portion of this tract f ormed by the remaining land along the south side of 16th Street# the west side of 58th Avenue, and the north side of 8th Street contains a mixture of vacant cleared land, woods, and single-family residences. Along both sides of 12th Street, except for within one-quarter mile of 58th Avenue,, citrus groves are planted. The land along the west side of 66th Avenue from Sth Street to 4th Street is also developed with citrus groves and several single-family homes. The remainder of this tract along the south side of 4th street contains several single-family homes west of 66th Avenue,, vacant cleared land, and citrus groves. ANALYSIS AND ALTERNATIVES In this section, an analysis of the reasonableness of the application will be presented. The analysis will include a description of: • concurrency of public facilities; • compatibility with the surrounding area; consistency with the comprehensive plan; • potential impact on environmental quality; • need for USA expansion and land use redesignation; and • alternatives. Concurrency of Public Facilities The comprehensive plan establishes standards for: Transportation, Potable Waters Wastewater, Solid Waste# Drainage and Recreation (Future Land Use Policy 3. 1). The adequate provision of these services is necessary to ensure the continued quality of life enjoyed by the community. The comprehensive plan and land development regulations also require that new development be reviewed to ensure that the minimum acceptable standards for these services and facilities are maintained. M M M