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BOOK 108 PAGE 675
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<br />1. Future Land Use Element Policy 1.6
<br />2. Future Land Use Element Policies 1.12 and 1.14
<br />3. Future Land Use Element Data and Analysis, Page 61
<br />4. Future Land Use Element Policy 1.16
<br />5. Future Land Use Element Policy 1.22
<br />6. Future Land Use Element Policies 1.23, 1.28, and 1.29
<br />7. Future Land Use Element Policies 1.39 and 1.40
<br />8. Future Land Use Element Policy 1.41
<br />9. Future Land Use Element Policy 14.5
<br />10. Future Land Use Element Table 2.13
<br />11. Future Land Use Element Table 2.14
<br />12. Future Land Use Element Table 2.15
<br />13. Intergovernmental Coordination Element Data and Analysis, Page 19
<br />14. Intergovernmental Coordination Element Policy 3.9
<br />FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT
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<br />Policy 1.6: Development of conservation designated land shall be limited to the following:
<br />C-1, Conservation -1 a!ublicly owned or controlled conservation a=reas)
<br />Conservation Uses
<br />Passive Recreational Uses
<br />• including, but not limited to, nature centers and trails, hiking trails, canoe
<br />launches, observation towers, scenic areas, wildlife sanctuaries, wildlife
<br />feeding stations, hunter education centers (including shooting ranges), picnic
<br />areas, bathrooms, and parking areas
<br />• up to 0.25 FAR
<br />C-1 designated parcels shall be specifically depicted on the future land use map. C-1 designated
<br />parcels include but are not limited to land owned by the St. Johns River Water Management District
<br />for its Upper Basin Project, publicly owned spoil islands in the Indian River Lagoon, and other
<br />environmentally important land owned or controlled by public entities for conservation purposes.
<br />C-2, Conservation -2 (E!rivately owned estuarine wetland and undeveloped lagoon island
<br />conservation areas)
<br />Conservation Uses
<br />Passive Recreational Uses
<br />• including, but not limited to, nature centers and trails, hiking trails, canoe
<br />launches, observation towers, scenic areas, wildlife sanctuaries, wildlife
<br />feeding stations, picnic areas, bathrooms, and parking areas
<br />• up to 0.25 FAR
<br />Residential Uses
<br />• up to 1 unit/40 acres (on-site)
<br />• up to 1 unittacre (Transfer of Development Rights)
<br />C,L-3, Cons=ervation -3 QMvately owned xeric scrub conservation arcas)
<br />Conservation Uses
<br />Passive Recreational Uses
<br />• including, but not limited to, nature centers and trails, hiking trails, canoe
<br />launches, observation towers, scenic areas, wildlife sanctuaries, wildlife
<br />feeding stations, picnic areas, bathrooms, and parking areas
<br />• up to 0.25 FAR
<br />Planned Development
<br />• residential uses up to 1 unit/2%x acres (on-site internal transfer of development
<br />rights)
<br />• residential uses up to 1 unit/acre (external transfer of development rights)
<br />• places of worship, up to 0.25 FAR
<br />C-2 and C-3 designated areas shall be generally depicted on the future land use map; specific
<br />boundaries shall be established pursuant to Policy 1.7 of the Future Land Use Element.
<br />Residential development in C-2 designated areas and in C-3 designated areas shall be limited to
<br />approved Planned Developments (PDs). The county shall require cluster development and density
<br />transfers to limit the impact of development on conservation lands. The PD and clustering
<br />requirements shall not apply to single-family lots along the east side of the St. Sebastian River that
<br />were legally created prior to February 13, 1990.
<br />MARCH 16, 1999
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