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Home My WebLink About1989 12 18 Special . . e ~, TO: City Manager SUBJECT: Adoption of Second Set of 1989 Amendments to Comprehensive Plan DATE: December 14, 1989 We have received the required letter from the Department of Community Affairs finding the present two amendments consistent with our existing Comprehensive Plan, so that we may proceed with final action Monday evening under the continued public hearings (Agenda items 3 and 4). Regarding Amendment 2 - the park property - no comments were expressed by any agency. Regarding Amendment 1 - the five acres on the south side of S.R. 434 which was the original access into the "400 acres" - protection of the needed additional right-of-way for S.R. 434 is stressed. Please note that both the City's original submittal to the State for review of these amendments and Ordinance 476 specifically exclude the north 71 feet of this property from the reclassification to Commercial so that reserved right-of-way will not be developable as part of any commercial enterprise. AC Jacqueline Koch, Director Administration/ Comprehensive Planning JK/fg . e e , Amendment 1 Legal Description West 231 ft. (less North 71 ft. for ROW), Lot 8, Blk. B, n.R. Mitchell SUrvey of the Levy Grant, PB 1, Pg. 5, Seminole County. General Location Fronting the South side of SR 434, about 1/4 mile East of SR 419 intersection. Size 5 Acres Present Land Use Classification Rural Residential Present Zoning R-U Rural-Urban CUrrent nevelo~nent Status Undeveloped except for undedicated unpaved road. Proposed Zoning C-1 Neighborhood Commercial Proposed Land Use Classification Commercial Surrounding Land Uses Winter Springs Commercial, Light Industrial, Rural Residential, Low Density Residential / Seminole County General Rural Public Facilities Fron ts SR 434 just east of the present terminus of five laning of SR 434 at intersection with SR 419, recently rebuilt two lane highway. SR 434 eastward from SR 419 has been engineered for multi- laning and funded for ROW acquisi tion in current DOT 5 year plan; construction, however is not yet funded. City-owned water and sewer 1 ines are in place along southern boundary of this property. Solid waste handled by e e e ~ Amendment 2 Legal Description Lots 1 and 2, Blk. C, and Lots 9 and la, Blk. B, D.R. Mitchell SUrvey of the Levy Grant, PB 1, Pg. 5, Seminole County. General Location South Shore of Lake Jesup, Along Clifton Ave. (unpaved road), North of Sharp Turn on 434, North of Railroad . Size 35 Acres Present Land Use Recently Annexed - Seminole County Suburban Estates classification remains in effect pursuant to FS 171. Present Zoning Seminole County A-1 Agriculture Current Developnent Status Undeveloped, except for vacant single-f~nily residence on Lot 9. Proposed Zoning R-U Rural-Urban Proposed Land Use Classification Rural Residential Surroundinq Land Uses Winter Springs COlIunercial, Rural Residential, Light Industrial / Seminole County SUburban Estates. Public Facilities This property is part of 57 acres recently Purchased by the City for a major Park facili ty , including active and passive recreation. It is in the north-central area, equally accessible to the two large development spheres of Winter Springs, the original tcwnsi te on the west and a 3400- acre PUD to the east. The property is wi thin a few hundred feet of SR 434, scheduled to be .' 1 e e e 12./14/1989 15:46 DEPT. OF CiJl"'lf'l. RFFR I RS 904 488 3309 P.02 ,'L'~~_ ,~H~\ ,~:'l.' ~);, """".a., ~, !"JI."';- 0' ~r'" ,'~:: r'~! .! ,'JJ;tf.~!,t. :,r~: ',^:' . ~.. :'}~,..' 'J.,:., . ~l> I STATE OF FLORIDA DEAARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS , f ! 2740 CENlrERVIEW DRIVE. TAI.I.AHASSEE. FLORIDA 32399 I t f \ I I f I I ; ( f Ms. Jacquel~ne Koch Director of~Administrative services/domprehensive Planning City ofWin1er Springs 1126 East sJate Road 434 Winter Spri ga, Florida 32708 Dear Ms. Ko h: pursua't to section 163.3184, Florida statutes, the Department f Community Affairs has reviewed the proposed map amendments 0 the City of Winter Springs Comprehensive Plan. A summary of he proposed amendments is enclosed, as are the comments by review agencies. The re~iew indicated that the proposed amendments are consistent ~ith the statutory requirements which were in effect prior to oCiober, 1985. However, please note the concerns expressed b the Florida Department of Transportation relatinq to right-of-wa protection along S.R. 434 for Amendment 1. In addition, tIe City may want to provide access from the commercial development. proposed in Amendment 1 to the residential land uses to the Bout in order to provide convenient and efficient traffic circulation. Upon c1mpletion of the adoption process, the Department requests a TOPY of the amended plan and adoption ordinance i I f I I f I' I I , , EMERGENCV MANApEMENT . HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. RESOURCf PlANNING AND MANAGEMENT f ~ BOll MARTINEZ THOMAS G. PELHAM Governor December 14, 1989 5l!cret,ul' e e It . \ . ~~~ ~oo ~~~~ ~.~4 SU~RY city of winter Springs Comprehensive Plan Amendments ".mel1clment, 1 Existing De _ignation: Proposed De~ignation: Acres: ! Existing Usi: Surrounding Designations: $ Amendment 2 Existing De ignation: Proposed De ignation: Acres: Existing Us surrounding/Designations: 1 Note: I I f I t [ f I , [ I ( ~ ~ I 1 ! Rural Residential Commercial 5 Undeveloped Commercial (W); Rural Residential (E, N); Low Density Residential (S) Suburban Estates (County) Rural Residential 35 Undeveloped, except for 1 single family structure Commercial (8); Suburban Estates (County: W, E) 1 Lake jessup (N) This property was recently purchased and annexed by the City for development of a major park facility. . e . DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 801> ~z MYr: I'l. UI!.l'iDI!.IlSO" GOYr:MOK SilCRETAKY 611 Wymore Road, Suite 101 Winter Park, Florida 32789 Telephone: (407) 623-1085 November 2, 1989 Mr. Ralph K. Hook Department of Community Affairs Bureau of Local Planning 2740 Centerview Drive Tallahassee, Florida 32399 Re: City of Winter Springs Plan Amendments Dear Mr. Hook: The Department has reviewed the City of Winter Springs Plan Amendments and offers the following comments: AMENDMENT 1 SR 434 currently operates at a peak hour level of service "E", approaching "F", in this area. The FDOT minimum acceptable level of service standard for this portion of SR 434 is "E". As stated in the Amendment, SR 434 is planned for widening with right-of-way acquisition scheduled in 1991-92. Construction is not funded at this time. A portion of this parcel will be affected by the right-of-way needs of this project. Right-of-way reservation maps have been filed in Seminole County and should be consulted. SR 434 has an ultimate build-out potential of six lanes. Right-of-way protection and building setbacks should be sufficient to allow for future expansion. The Department appreciates the opportunity t.O review and corrunent on local government comprehensive amendments. If you have any questions or need further information, feel free to contact me at (407) 623-1085. Sincerely, RFD/lw cc: Jacqueline Koch, City of Winter Springs e - ~ - ~ , COUNTY OF SEMINOLE FLORIDA BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PHONE: (305) 32,., 130 October 25, 1989 1101 EAST FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 - . Honorable Leanne Grove, Mayor City of winter Springs 1126 East S.R. 434 winter springs, FL 32708 SUBJECT: Second City of winter Springs Comprehensive Plan Amendments for 1989 Dear M~e:~~~~e The County has reviewed the subject amendments and offers the following comments: Amendment '1 - Rural Residential to Commercial and associated rezoning from R-U (Rural-Urban) to C-l (Neighborhood Commercial) on approximately five acres (BCC District 2) The County has no objection to the proposed amendment; however, recommends that d~e to the existing level of service on S.R. 434 (D/E on and off peak hours) no development order should be issued for this property until 4-laning of S.R. 434 is complete. If rezoned, the following items are recommended to be addressed prior to issuance of any development permits: State Road 434 3. Coordination with FDOT for dedication of right-of- way; b. Left turn lane and taper; c. Cross access/joint use easements; d. Five (5) foot sidewalk; e. Approval of access, and accomodation of drainage by the County to be reviewed by the County Engineer; and f. Payment of Road Impact Fee.