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EOa It is requested that the data herein presented be given formal consideration by the Board of County Commissioners at its meeting of April 4, 2000. BACKGROUND: At its meeting of September 28, 1999, the Board of County Commissioners amended the land development regulations (LDRs) and adopted various changes to the Wabasso Corridor Plan and corresponding LDRs as recommended by the Wabasso Corridor Plan Task Force. The adopted changes primarily consisted of adding many aspects of the SR 60 Corridor Plan to the Wabasso Corridor Plan. The adopted changes included: expansion of the corridor boundaries along US #1 from 81" Street south to 77" Street, exemptions from certain corridor requirements for industrial uses. SR 60 sign size and design restrictions, SR 60 building finish and design standards, SR 60 color and lighting requirements, SR 60 foundation planting requirements, SR 60 non -conformities provisions, and a reduction of the original Wabasso Corridor Plan Task Force from a 15 member body to a 6 member on-going review task force (see attachment #1). At the September 28' meeting, the Board also directed staff to coordinate with Bill Glynn of the North Beach Civic Association and other interested parties to review existing corridor plan regulations with respect to that portion of the Wabasso Corridor Plan area which is located along the CR 510 corridor east of US #1 (see attachments #2 and 3). In response to that directive, staff coordinated with Mr. Glynn and held two meetings with the "CR 510 East Corridor Committee". At its last meeting (December 1999), that Committee made several recommendations to the Board and addressed various discussion items. Those recommendations and discussion items were then considered by the Wabasso Corridor Plan On-going Review Task Force at its special meeting of February 17, 2000. At that meeting the Task Force voted to support the "CR 510 East Corridor Committee's" recommendations for additional development regulations along CR 510, east of US #1, and to support the Committee's recommendations on other north barrier island issues. The Board of County Commissioners is now to consider these recommendations and decide whether or not to initiate action to implement some or all of the recommendations. ANALYSIS: Attached is staff's December 1999 report to the "CR 510 East Corridor Committee" (see attachment #4). That report provides background and analysis for the items considered by the "CR 510 East Corridor Committee" and the Wabasso Corridor Plan On-going Review Task Force. The committee and task force developed recommendations for each item. Those recommendations are broken-down into the following 6 areas: Potential Changes to the Wabasso Corridor Plan LDRs 1. Adopt special regulations, over and above the existing Wabasso Corridor Plan requirements, in the area east of US #1 within 300' of the centerline of CR 510. Within this area that measures 300' from either side of the centerline of CR 510, the Committee recommends that the Board of County Commissioners adopt the following additional regulations: a. Real Estate Signs: Continue to apply the countywide real estate sign maximum size, number. and height restrictions, but add a limitation on the duration of sign posting. The recommended duration: remove the real estate sign within 30 days of closing. See attachment #5 for a similar provision in the Port Orange land development code. APRIL 49 2000