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Resolution Number
2019-041
Approved Date
06/11/2019
Agenda Item Number
10.A.1.
Resolution Type
Text Amendments to Comprehensive Plan 2030 for approval purposes
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Indian River County Comprehensive Plan 2030
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Proposed amendments to Transportation and Capital Improvements sent for approval before adopting
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Comprehensive Plan <br /> Transportation Element <br /> Through its land development regulations, the countyrequires developers to incorporate <br /> connectivity strategies into new development projects. These strategies include requiring internal <br /> street connections between adjacent subdivisions; requiring multiple entranceways to adjacent <br /> thoroughfare roadways; requiring marginal access roadways along arterials; and requiring <br /> pedestrian connections between neighborhoods. Examples of new developments that incorporate <br /> connectivity improvements include Vero Lago; Waterway Village; the South county initiative <br /> neighborhoods; . Such as Falcon Trace and Millstone Landing, Pointe West, <br /> and the Reserve of Vero Beach. <br /> In many instances, efforts to improve neighborhood connectivity meet with opposition from <br /> neighboring residents. Residential opposition is most often due to concerns about crime, traffic, <br /> noise and other environmental impacts. <br /> By 2006, the county had adopted a TND ordinance, and a number of new urbanist/traditional <br /> neighborhood design communities had been developed or were proposed. These developments <br /> are characterized by a mixture of uses, small residential blocks, streets and sidewalks connecting <br /> neighborhoods to each other, as well as schools and other institutional uses. Though these <br /> projects contained a relatively small percentage of all new residential units in the county, there is <br /> evidence that interest in TND projects has expanded throughout the county. <br /> • <br /> , • <br /> .� <br /> 1 0 2 `� <br /> Mies I. <br /> — `—— O,e <br /> Br�+vrrd County f�$'' /U <br /> e/r1J7I/IIIvF <br /> 0 0,1 1 i �1 f (AVM, <br /> k 4,4 , . , ` 4 <br /> y <br /> i r Al. '- O..f R LS' <br /> �1 <br /> 7 ® 1 <br /> f .r fT Oa I • +� I ..0 ri <br /> , _/ <br /> 4 s <br /> / , . <br /> 14TNfT t[• --t{� :-!' i�3 ,s,.., 4_11 . 1 r '++� �� <br /> i____ ... , <br /> + nTw fT <br /> _._. .._ .. -Vero Beach Inset- .. <br /> -J <br /> m _ . F, LA "; • ..A', <br /> ri <br /> --------\ _ _ <br /> h <br /> Okeechobee County ^® t• S'. ®{ SWp w`ry.1- ". <br /> lit ' <br /> L ai,. 'I <br /> r.....-„ <br /> I, - }; ..t.. T— ' ,. <br /> �.. <br /> .v....eeeA,tar then St,1_11rjn r.,,,,nh. 1 ) <br />
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