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7. Open Space: Required: 40.0% Provided: 44.4% The= following i.& a detailed break -dawn of_ open spa_ae proposed in the submitted PD plan: Total Site Area: 68.82 acres Total Open Space Required: 27.53 acres (40% of 68.82 acres) Total Open Space Provided: 30.53 acres (not including creditable private exterior impervious open area) Break -down of Open Space Provided: • Lake Area (creditable amount limited to 30% of 27.53 acres of required open space): 8.26 acres • Passive Recreation Area: 0.86 acres • Active Recreation Area (entire tract, including facilities, are creditable): 1.73 acres • Sidewalk Area (7,000 lineal feet X 4' width): 0.64 acres • Lake Bank Area (green area above water control elevation): 1.92 acres • Green Open Space on Private Lots (40% of lot area on all 206 lots): 17.12_ acres 30053 acres The 30.53 acre figure is conservative. Developed l-ots will normally contain more than 40% open space as demonstrated on - attachment #8. Furthermore, the 30.53 acre figure does not include any credit, as allowed under the PD LDRs, for privately owned exterior impervious area (pools, patios, decks, walkways). 8. Required Recreational Area: 2.47 acres required for 206 lots Provided Recreational Area: 2.59 acres (1.73 acres, active recreation, .86 acres passive recreation) 9. Phasing: The project is proposed to be constructed in 4 phases (see attachment #4), as follows: Phase 1: 65 lots, western lake, entrance road and portion of internal roadways, 1.73 acre active recreation tract, 1 passive recreation tract. Phase 2: 35 lots, north/south road and portion of internal roadways, 1 passive recreation tract. Phase 3: 56 lots, eastern lake, portion of internal roadways, 2 passive recreation tracts. Phase 4: 50 lots, and final portion of internal roadways. Each phase will include the perimeter buffering improvements and sidewalk improvements required for that phase. 10. Environmental: *Uplands: The project is greater than 5 acres; therefore, it is subject to the provisions of Section 929.05 of the county's Land Development Regulations (LDRs). Environmental planning staff has determined that the site has been significantly disturbed and that no native upland vegetative community currently exists on the site. For that reason, no upland area preservation requirements apply to the development. *Wetlands: Approximately 3.1 acres of isolated wetlands have been identified by the St. Johns River Water Management District (SJRWMD) on the 68.82 acre site. Development of the SEPTEMBER 26, 1995 19 soot 96 PA.r,E 22