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Board of County Commissioners <br />Re: Public Hearing to Consider an Ordinance Establishing the <br />LP Community Development District- LEGISLATIVE <br />October 5, 2022 — Page 2 <br />5. Whether the community development services and facilities of the proposed district will be <br />incompatible with the capacity and uses of existing local and regional community development services <br />and facilities. <br />6. Whether the area that will be served by the proposed district is amenable to separate special - <br />district government. <br />Additionally, on June 7, 2022, the Board adopted the Indian River County Community <br />Development District Guidelines (the "Guidelines"). Per the Guidelines, the Board has established the <br />following guidelines as a minimum threshold for applicants seeking to file a petition to establish a <br />community development district. <br />1) The real estate project must be 500 acres or more in size. <br />2) The real estate project must provide a street network which meets the following minimum <br />standards: <br />A. Be consistent with the existing Traditional Neighborhood Development (TND) <br />standards per section 915.21; or <br />B. Be designed in a traditional or modified grid -pattern where cul-de-sacs, loop roads, and <br />dead-end streets are discouraged, and connectivity exists with neighboring developments. <br />Road intersections are encouraged to have 4 -way directionality; and <br />C. No more than ten (10) percent of blocks shall have a block with perimeter measuring one <br />thousand eight hundred (1800) feet or more. Within commercial and mixed use areas, no <br />block face dimension shall exceed four hundred (400) feet. Blocks may be defined <br />(divided) by streets and major pedestrian paths; and <br />D. Have at least one, connected, non -motorized facility, such as buffered bike lanes (7 feet <br />minimum width), or shared -use path (12 ft minimum width), that connects a centralized <br />feature, such as a park or commercial node, to a neighboring development. <br />3) Open space within the real estate project must be at least 10% greater than what is required per the <br />County's Land Development Regulations. <br />4) Provision of a significant public benefit enjoyed by the general public beyond enhanced amenities <br />and landscaping that will be enjoyed by the future property owners within the real estate project. <br />The real estate project must also contain at least one of the following attributes: <br />1. Significant public infrastructure beyond improvements required through the development <br />review process; <br />2. Multi -use real estate project; or <br />3. Traditional neighborhood development. <br />C IGraaicwlLegivar31L31TempI b3866532-/b11-4ebf-8eJD-tV6c637cc398dx 77 <br />
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