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Road Names: The applicant is requesting the use of named roads rather than numbered roads which fit into the county's street number grid system. Staff has denied this request, and the Planning and Zoning Commission has upheld the staff s action. The Board of County Commissioners should also deny this request because the applicant meets none of the section 951 LDR criteria that would exempt the project from using street numbers. These criteria are as follows: (4) Named roads: (a) The requirement of number designations for roads in the unincorporated county shall not apply to named roads established prior to the date of this chapter. (b) All new roads established in the unincorporated county shall be issued a number designation in conformance with the grid pattern as described herein, with the following exceptions: Continuations of existing, named roads (roads with name designations only), or 2. Roads on the barrier island, or 3. Private roads within a planned development or a private subdivision that do not fit into the county's existing grid system of east -west and north -south roads. At the time of development plan application, staff shall apply these criteria in its review of requests for use of road names. Staff determinations shall be final unless appealed pursuant to the provisions of 951.09(2). The applicant is not continuing a named road pattern, and the project is not on the barrier island. Also, the roads within the subdivision can fit into the county's overall roadway numbering system. Therefore, the applicant should be required to meet the LDR requirements and use the street numbers, such as 21' Avenue and 62n4 Street which have been assigned to the project by planning staff. 16. Landscape and Buffering Plan: The conceptual PD plan meets the criteria of Chapter 926 for conceptual PD approval. Detailed landscape plans will be submitted with the preliminary planned developments. The buffering identified on the conceptual plan is acceptable with the upgrade recommended by staff that a Type 'B" buffer with a 6' opaque feature be provided along the south and west sides of the 5 acre out parcel and extend over the southern portion of the out parcel's east property line. This buffering condition is consistent with the Planning and Zoning Commission's recommendation. Generally, the areas where buffering is needed are limited since the golf course extends along much of the project perimeter and addresses many of the compatibility issues and buffer requirements. *Goff Course Specific Land Use Criteria: Golf courses are subject to the following specific land use criteria which can be waived or modified through the PD process: June 20, 2000 71 BOOK 3 rAuE 75 9