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LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY
ITEM 502
May 6, 2009
Regular Meeting
Consent
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Public Hearin X
Re ular
REQUEST: The Community Development Department -Planning Division requests that the Local
Planning Agency hold a Public Hearing on Amendments to the Comprehensive Plan based on the 2008
Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR) and after considering public comment, make recommendation to
the City Commission regarding transmittal of the proposed EAR-Based Amendments [Ordinance 2009-
08] to the State Department of Community Affairs for review.
PURPOSE: To make recommendation to the City Commission on the transmittal of the proposed EAR-
Based Amendments after considering, public comment.
APPLICABLE LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY:
Section 163.3177. Florida Statutes (Required Elements of the Comprehensive Plan)
Rule 9-J5. Florida Administrative Code (Criteria for Review)
Section 163.3174 (41 Florida Statutes (related to responsibilities of the LPA regarding the
comprehensive plan)
CHRONOLOGY:
Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR)
April 14. 2008 Adoption by the City Commission
June 23. 2008 Received Notice of Sufficiency by the Dept of Community Affairs (DCA) pursuit to
Section 163.3191(2), Florida Statutes
EAR-Based Amendments- Local Planning Aaencv (LPAL Review:
January 29. 2009 Housing Element
February 4. 2009 Recreation 8~ Open Space Element,
Revised Housing Element, and
Conservation Element
February 10. 2009 Revised Recreation 8~ Open Space Element,
Revised Conservation Element, and
Intergovernmental Coordination Element
February 18. 2009 Revised Intergovernmental Coordination Element, and
Transportation Element
March 4. 2009 Revised Transportation Element,
Infrastructure Element, and
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Public School Facilities Element
Marchl0. 2009 Revised Infrastructure Element,
Future Land Use Element (to be continued), and
Capital Improvements Element
April 1.2009 Future Land Use Element
EAR-Based Amendments-.Joint LPA/City Commission Special Meetina Review:
April 6. 2009 Housing Element
Recreation 8~ Open Space Element
Conservation Element
Infrastructure Element
April 20. 2009 Transportation Element
Future Land Use Element
Public School Facilities Element
Intergovernmental Coordination Element
Capital Improvements Element
EAR-Based Amendments- Public Hearinas:
May 6. 2009 LPA Public Hearing on EAR-Based Amendments
BACKGROUND: "Ideal" communities do not grow by accident or without public debate and agreed-
upon guidelines. Collaborative planning processes and comprehensive plans are the building blocks of
such great communities. The City's Comprehensive Plan has proven to be a good guide for developing
the City. Generally the objectives have been met and the policies implemented. However, the Florida
Statutes describes the local government comprehensive planning program as a continuous and dynamic
process.
An Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR) is required every seven years by each local government to
assess the progress of implementing the local government's comprehensive plan. [The EAR process is
designed to respond to changes in state, regional, and local policies on planning and growth
management, changing conditions and trends, to ensure effective intergovernmental coordination, and to
identify major issues regarding the community's achievement of its goals.] Florida law establishes
minimum requirements for the City's planning data to ensure predictability, certainty, and integrity in the
local growth management process. The City's Comprehensive Plan must be amended to address the
needs of the City into the next planning period.
The EAR was developed over a 18-month period and involved numerous public workshops. During the
spring of 2007, the City identified six Major Issues as the core emphasis of the EAR [Section
163.3191(1)(c), F.S.]: These included:
• Greenway Interchange Employment District
• Elderly Housing 8~ Medical Care
• Affordable and Work-Force Housing (Section 163.3177(6)(f), F.S. and Rule 9J-5.010 F.A.C.)
• State Road 434 Corridor
• Population, Housing Density and Greenspace
• Redevelopment of West Side
Data was collected and analyzed on each issue as well as an assessment of how things could have been
done differently to better achieve the goals, objectives and policies of the comprehensive plan as they
related to the major issues. In addition to the analysis of the major issues section, a forthright evaluation
and assessment was provided with respect to each policy of the adopted Comprehensive Plan.
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The EAR also addressed the requirements of Section 163.3191(2), Florida Statutes. These included
population growth and changes in land area, the location of development that occurred relative to
where it was anticipated in the comprehensive plan, the extent of vacant and developable land, the
financial feasibility of implementing the comprehensive plan and in providing necessary infrastructure
through the Capital Improvements Element.
Winter Springs submitted its Adopted EAR to the Florida Department of Community Affairs (DCA) on
April 17, 2008. Subsequently, the City received notice from the DCA on June 23, 2008, that the EAR
was determined to be Sufficient pursuant to Section 163.3191(2). The DCA also commended the
City's efforts in preparation of the EAR and indicated support for many of the recommendations
made in the EAR. The sufficiency finding is the first step in a two-step process.
The next step is adoption of amendments to the Comprehensive Plan based on the findings of the
EAR. The statutory deadline for Adoption of the EAR-Based Comprehensive Plan Amendments is 18
months after the determination of Sufficiency for the EAR, or no later than the Regular Meeting of the
City Commission scheduled for December 14, 2009.
CONSIDERATIONS: This is the year of the City's 50th anniversary and is an important milestone.
Winter Springs can take pride in the city that it has created. However, as we plan for the next 25
years of our City, we are faced with new challenges- challenges that in some cases are the result of
our past successes.
The City's 2008 Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR) identified these challenges and has laid the
groundwork for the proposed EAR-Based Amendments.
Attention has been given, to creating a document that is clear and easy to use. Existing policies have
been edited to emphasize the action required by the City and an attempt has been made to eliminate
unnecessary words. Goals, objectives and policies have been placed at the beginning of each element to
emphasize their importance and to make it easy to turn to them quickly, for reference. Following the
goals, objectives and policies are the supporting data and analysis, which is provided in a descriptive
narrative. Although many local governments have moved away from including this material within the
adopted element, it has been retained herein, because it is an excellent resource, not only for Staff, but
for anyone wishing to learn more about the City.
The EAR-Based Amendments include proposed text amendments to all nine (9) of the Elements. Text
changes for all Elements include new and revised policies, a few deleted policies, and updating of
supporting data and analysis including tables, maps, and exhibits. In addition, new policies have
been added to address the new statutory requirements for energy efficiency and sustainability.
A sampling of the significant changes are listed below by Element; However, this is only a summary,
and does not represent all of the proposed changes. [A comprehensive listing of all of the proposed
new and revised policies was previously distributed along with hard copies of the elements and was
utilized for discussion purposes during the Joint Meetings held with the Local Planning Agency and
City Commission in April.J The attached EAR-Amendments have been revised to reflect the consensus
garnered during these meetings.
1-Future Land Use Element-
Policies have been added to address land use efficiency including allowing a vertical mix of uses within
the SR 434 Corridor; Several policies have been added related to Accessory Dwelling Units;
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Residential homes fronting along arterial roadways will be permitted to include alive-work or
commercial use.
Residential use in the Greeneway Interchange District has been restricted to 25% of any one vertically
integrated, mixed use structure, and the previously prescribed density of 12 dua has been removed.
The Floor Area Ratio in the Greeneway Interchange District has been increased from 1.0 to 2.0.
Target Industries in the Greenway Interchange District have been revised to include the target industries
identified for the SeminoleWAY regional effort.
Buildings in the Town Center will be required to include at least 2 stories.
2- Transportation Element-
Policies have been added to support multimodal alternatives and interconnecting transportation networks.
There is an added emphasis on trails and a policy directing the establishment of a Trails Advisory
Committee~Board. (Previously there were no policies addressing trails within Winter Springs.)
New policies call for coordination with FDOT to work toward the reduction of speed on SR 434 in the
Town Center, and to determine the feasibility of establishing a concurrency management alternative for
the Town Center and Greenway Interchange District. Anew policy supports the widening of S.R. 434 to
4-lanes from S.R. 417 to S.R. 426 in support of the Greeneway Interchange District~SeminoleWAY. The
City will seek to establish SR 434 as a policy constrained roadway between US 17-92 and Vistawilla.
3- Housing Element-
Cost-effective energy-efficient technologies will be encouraged. Policies have been added to address
energy efficiency and sustainability and encourage the implementation of Leadership in Energy and
Environmental Design (LEED) principles, into construction practices. Homes which front onto arterial
roadways can now be used as live-work units. Substandard and deteriorated housing conditions will be
subject to the International Property Management Code. Developers of single family detached
residential units will be encouraged to include accessory dwelling units (garage apartments) on 20% of
the units. Visioning workshops with stakeholders will help to identify areas for redevelopment and lead
to the development of small areas plans.
4- Infrastructure Element-
Addition of language addressing the Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) requirements that limit allowable
pollutants in surface waters. Promotes intergovernmental cooperation on the Lake Jesup Surface Water
Augmentation Project. Revises the City's level of service standard for municipal solid waste at 3.7 pounds
per person per day. Directs the City to explore the feasibility of a resource protection ordinance, which
would provide incentives for developers to minimize impervious surfaces.
5- Conservation Element-
Incorporates policies addressing the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Promotes Low Impact
Development practices to reduce the impact of stormwater and encourages the provision of
environmentally-friendly features such as "green roofs", cisterns, water gardens, porous pavement, and
natural landscapes (with native plants), as appropriate. Encourages the preservation of the rich
biological diversity of the plant and animal life in the area and complete an area-wide evaluation to
identify regionally environmentally significant areas that should be set aside as protected conservation
lands. Encourages the use of Waterwise plant material in all parks and City facilities.
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b- Recreation and Open Space Element-
The entire Recreation and Open Space Element has been revised to be more clear and new policies have
been added to areas previously overlooked (such as trails). To better reflect the growing needs of the
City for parkland, and in support of the desire for increased greenspace as further discussed in the EAR,
the Overall Parkland Level of Service (LOS) acreage has been changed from 5 acres per 1,000 residents
to 8 acres per 1,000 residents. Additionally, a LOS for Open Space has been included along with a
definition from the Florida Statutes, to provide clarity. This LOS has been set at 4 acres per 1,000
residents to encourage the provision of public open space in Winter Springs.
A new policy directs the establishment of a citizen's Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee or Board
to review parks and recreation facilities and programs and make appropriate recommendations to the
City Commission. Recreational preferences and facility requirements are important factors to be
determined by the local population, not by mandated Level of Service.
7- Public School Facilities Element-
Clarifies the description of land use and zoning categories where public schools can locate (also in FLUE).
8- Intergovernmental Coordination Element
Directs continued involvement in intergovernmental coordination committees such as the PTAC to ensure
consistency between comprehensive planning programs and issues of adjacent municipalities and
Seminole County. Collaboration on the regional SeminoleWAY initiative. Continued participation in the
US 17-92 Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) through intergovernmental coordination committees.
Coordination with Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) regarding issues associated with S.R. 434
including a sufficient reduction in speed limit, as well as the potential for arterial reclassification, in the
Town Center to reflect the pedestrian-friendly environment being created in the Town Center, and the
establishment of a policy constraint against widening of S.R. 434 between US 17-92 and Vistawilla.
9- Capital Improvements Element-
The LOS standard has been revised for both solid waste and parks, this policy has been amended to
reflect those changes.
Future Land Use Map (PLUM)- Several changes to the Future Land Use Map are proposed,:. Most of these
changes are on city-owned property and are changes to a Recreation and Open Space Future and Use .
1) In three cases, the recreation and open space designation on the PLUM is smaller than. the; park
acreage in use (Sam Smith Park and Moss Rd. Park, or is not indicated at ail.{Diane's Park, Fruitwood
Park, Torcaso Park, Foxmoor Unit 2 Open Space & Foxmoor Unit 3 Open Space)., 2j SeveralCity-a~!ned
parcels within the fP&L corridor are proposed far the beginnings of a larger trail network, and lastly 3)
Golfside Villas (townhomes) and two single family detached parcels on Northern Way were developed
in residential use, but the map was never amended to reflect the permitted change.
A map of these proposed changes with a spreadsheet identifying each parcel will be provided at the
meeting.:
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IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE:
May 26. 2009- City Commission Transmittal Public Hearing on EAR-Based Amendments
August 2009 - ORC Report from DCA
Revise and produce final EAR-Based Amendments for Adoption
Nov. 23, 2009- City Commission Adoption Public Hearing on EAR-Based Amendments
STAFF RECOMMENDATION: The Community Development Department -Planning Division
requests that the LPA hold a Public Hearing on Ordinance 2009-08, which amends the Comprehensive
Plan based on the 2008 Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR) of the Winter Springs' Comprehensive
Plan and after considering public comment, make recommendation to the City Commission regarding
transmittal of the proposed EAR-Based Amendments [Ordinance 2009-08] to the State Department of
Community Affairs for review.
ATTACHMENTS:
A Minutes from Joint LPA/City Commission Special Meeting on April 6. [The minutes of the April
20"' meeting will be emailed to each Board member, sometime Monday, once they are
completed by the City Clerk.]
B Noticing in the Orlando Sentinel, Sunday, April 19, 2009
C Proposed EAR-Based Amendments [on CD]
LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY RECOMMENDATION:
ATTACHMENTA
CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA
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CITY COMMISSION
SPECIAL MEETING
APRIL 6, 2009
CALL TO ORDER
The Special Meeting of Monday, April 6, 2009 of the City Commission was called to
Order by Mayor John F. Bush at 6:00 p.m. in the Commission Chambers of the
Municipal Building (City Hall, 1126 East State Road 434, Winter Springs, Florida
32708).
Roll Call:
Mayor John F. Bush, present
Deputy Mayor Joanne M. Krebs, present
Commissioner Jean Hovey, present
Commissioner Rick Brown, present
Commissioner Gary Bonner, present
Commissioner Sally McGinnis, absent
City Manager Kevin L. Smith, present
City Attorney Anthony A. Garganese, present
PUBLIC INPUT
No one spoke.
REGULAR AGENDA
REGULAR
600. Community Development Department -Planning Division
Requests That The City Commission Review The Recommendations Of The Local
Planning Agency Related To The Draft Evaluation And Appraisal Report (EAR)-
Based Comprehensive Plan Amendments, Provide Comment, And Give Direction
On Desired Revisions.
Chairman Charles Lacey, Planning and Zoning Board/Local Planning Agency addressed
the City Commission on their deliberations through previous Meetings and mentioned
that Planning and Zoning Board/Local Planning Agency Member Rosanne Karr had
assisted greatly with editorial comments.
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Mr. Randy Stevenson, ASLA, AICP, Director, Community Development Department
introduced this Agenda Item for discussion.
For the Record, Planning and Zoning Board/Local Planning Agency Chairman Lacey
then introduced the other attending Members of the Planning and Zoning Board/Local
Planning Agency who were in attendance and stated, "Rosanne Karr [Board Member] via
telephone -Bill Poe, Vice Chairman; Justin Reviczky [Board Member]."
Discussion.
Ms. Eloise Sahlstrom, AICP, ASLA, Senior Planner, Community Development
Department reviewed some preliminary information with those in attendance.
The HOUSING ELEMENT was reviewed first.
Much discussion.
City Attorney Anthony A. Garganese noted, "Policy 2.1.8: which we talked about -there
is that reference in there that `The City has adopted the International Property
Management Code 2006 edition'. You might want to make that language a little looser
because that Code gets updated from time to time and the City may adopt additional
Codes from time to time." Attorney Garganese suggested, "Will maintain -certain
Property Maintenance Codes including, but not limited to the International Property
Maintenance Code -keep those Codes up to date. Some language like that would
probably be better."
Planning and Zoning Board/Local Planning Agency Chairman Lacey referenced Policy
2.2.11: and suggested the wording as noted may "Open a dialogue on the Compatibility
Ordinance." With comments, Mayor Bush asked the City Commission, "Are you all
happy with the way it is stated?" No objections were noted.
Discussion.
Tape 1/Side B
Further discussion.
Mayor Bush suggested, "Let us have a Motion on the Housing Element?"
"MOTION TO APPROVE AS DISCUSSED:' MOTION BY COMMISSIONER
BROWN. SECONDED BY DEPUTY MAYOR KREB5. DISCUSSION.
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VOTE:
COMMISSIONER BONNER: AYE
COMMISSIONER HOVEY: AYE
DEPUTY MAYOR KREBS: AYE
COMMISSIONER BROWN: AYE
MOTION CARRIED.
The RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE ELEMENT was reviewed next.
Discussion.
With discussion on a Trail Network and Policy 1.6.4:, Planning and Zoning Board/Local
Planning Agency Vice Chairman Poe said, "I know in most instances, we tried to take the
word `Require' out and I think `Encourage' might be a better term?" Commissioner Rick
Brown stated, "I would agree." Mayor Bush added, "I think the recommendation of
`Encourage' takes care of that." No objections were voiced.
Further discussion.
Discussion followed with Mr. Chuck Pula, Director, Parks and Recreation Department on
Policy 1.1.2: which references a Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee.
Next, discussion ensued on Policy 1.1.12:, a potential Water Taxi; and Lake Jesup.
Mayor Bush noted, "1.1.12: -leave it the way it is? Change it?" Commissioner Brown
stated, "I like it." Commissioner Gary Bonner stated, "Yes." No objections were noted.
On potential funding for a possible Water Taxi, City Manager Kevin L. Smith stated,
"We're looking into that Mayor."
Attorney Garganese referenced Policy 1.1.7: and commented on the map, explaining,
"That has been dramatically changed by negotiations and revised Development
Agreements as to the locations of those parks already."
Furthermore, Attorney Garganese suggested to Staff, "You may want to update that."
Discussion continued.
Tape 2/Side A
Continuing on Policy 1.1.7:, Attorney Garganese remarked, "I can go back and talk to
Staff rather than take up the Commission's time."
Mayor Bush said, "At this point, we remove it; and if you and the Staff come up with
something, you can put it back. Okay with you Charles (Lacey)?" Planning and Zoning
Board/Local Planning Agency Chairman Lacey stated, "Fine with me: '
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Attorney Gazganese then stated, "Policy 1.1.13: refers to this map but some of the parks
as you know - aze outside of the boundaries of the City, so you may want to clarify that,
in your Policy."
Ms. Sahlstrom suggested, "Would it work if we just change it to say, `Those City lands
identified..." Attorney Garganese remarked, "...Yes -amend the Map as well."
Attorney Gazganese also stated, "The current Comprehensive Plan has a very good map
series of existing City Parks that you might want to take a look at."
Planning and Zoning Boazd/Local Planning Agency Chairman Lacey suggested,
"Shouldn't we modify the Policy -just to put a phrase in there to say something - `In the
City limits' or `Those that aze owned by the City of Winter Springs'?" Commissioner
Bonner said, "Right." Attorney Garganese agreed and stated, "That would certainly
clarify it." Ms. Sahlstrom noted, "Alright." Attorney Garganese continued, "Then take a
look at that map series that's currently in the Comprehensive Plan."
"MOTION TO APPROVE AS AMENDED." MOTION BY COMMISSIONER
BONNER. SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER BROWN. DISCUSSION.
MAYOR BUSH STATED, MOTION TO APPROVE "WITH THE COMMENTS
THAT WE HAVE JUST HEARD."
VOTE:
DEPUTY MAYOR KREBS: AYE
COMMISSIONER BONNER: AYE
COMMISSIONER HOVEY: AYE
COMMISSIONER BROWN: AYE
MOTION CARRIED.
The CONSERVATION ELEMENT was then reviewed.
Discussion.
Policy 1.4.5: was discussed, and Mayor Bush summarized, "`May' will replace `Shall'
there on 1.4.5:. Everybody in agreement?" No objections were voiced.
Mr. Stevenson suggested alternative language - "Shall encourage to the extent practical,
the removal of the non-native invasive plant material." Attorney Garganese
recommended, "May require to the extent practical -the periodic removal of non-
native..." Mr. Stevenson stated, "...Right."
Regarding Policy 1.4.3:, Mr. Stevenson explained, "We'd like to propose a change in the
language here in order to make us consistent with St. Johns [River Water Management
District]."
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Mr. Stevenson noted, "Instead of requiring a minimum of twenty-five feet (25'), we
would like to add language and if you would allow us to craft the exact language but
basically, that language would be in concert with St. Johns [River Water Management
District] requiring an average of twenty-five feet (25') from the edge of the Wetland on
this particular Policy."
Furthermore, Mr. Stevenson added, "Fifteen (15) minimum with an average of twenry-
five and that would mirror what St. Johns [River Water Management District] currently
uses. So, if they get their St. Johns [River Water Management District] Permit, they will
be in compliance with our Comp[rehensive] Plan."
Commissioner Bonner stated, "I am good with that." Mayor Bush asked, "Everybody
good with that?" No objections were voiced.
"MOTION TO APPROVE - AS DISCUSSED." MOTION BY COMMISSIONER
BROWN. SECONDED BY DEPUTY MAYOR KREBS. DISCUSSION.
MAYOR BUSH STATED, "MOTION TO APPROVE WITH THE ISSUES THAT
WERE BROUGHT UP:'
VOTE:
COMMISSIONER HOVEY: AYE
COMMISSIONER BROWN: AYE
DEPUTY MAYOR KREBS: AYE
COMMISSIONER BONNER: AYE
MOTION CARRIED.
Lastly, the INFRASTRUCTURE ELEMENT was discussed.
Discussion.
On Policy 1.3.6: Attorney Garganese asked, "Do you want to move that out and make it a
general Objective or Policy?" Mr. Kip Lockcuff, P.E., Director, Public Works/Utiliry
Department suggested, "Either that or repeat it in the other sections."
Attorney Garganese suggested, "I would make it a general Objective or Goal."
Commissioner Brown suggested, "Make it a general so it overlays all of it or make it -
repeating all of it..." Attorney Garganese noted, "...Water, Sewer, Reclaimed."
Commissioner Brown added, "Whatever is more expedient." Attorney Garganese noted,
"We can work on that drafting detail; but it just needs to be clarified."
Reclaimed water, potable water, wells and consistency with St. Johns River Water
Management District was discussed next. For now, it was agreed to leave these
considerations as they were noted.
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Further discussion.
"MOTION TO APPROVE - AS DISCUSSED." MOTION BY COMMISSIONER
BROWN. SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER HOVEY. DISCUSSION.
VOTE:
COMMISSIONER BROWN: AYE
COMMISSIONER HOVEY: AYE
COMMISSIONER BONNER: AYE
DEPUTY MAYOR KREBS: AYE
MOTION CARRIED.
Ms. Sahlstrom commented on additional Elements for the next Meeting and said, "Two
(2) of those will be ready for you to pick up tomorrow."
Planning and Zoning Board/Local Planning Agency Member Karr ended her telephone
call.
Commissioner Brown brought up the passing of resident and Developer Mr. Tom
Corkery. Mayor Bush asked, "Would the Commission want to send flowers or
something like that?" Commissioner Brown and Deputy Mayor Joanne M. Krebs agreed.
No objections were noted. Manager Smith said he could take care of this.
Discussion followed on the recent CALNO (Council of Local Governments in Seminole
County) meeting.
Deputy Mayor Krebs commented on the City's Lock Box program and a similar
Seminole County program called "Project Lifesaver". With fiu-ther comments on
Seminole County's "Project Lifesaver" program, Mayor Bush said to Planning and
Zoning Board/Local Planning Agency Vice Chairman Poe, "Is that something that -
parents of SWOP (Seminole Work Opportunity Program) might be interested in knowing
about?"
Planning and Zoning Board/Local Planning Agency Vice Chairman Poe responded,
"Probably Sir. I could certainly spread the word. I am familiar with it. I know about it
but I don't know if there are costs involved..." Mayor Bush noted, "...Might be good to
find that out..." Planning and Zoning Board/Local Planning Agency Vice Chairman Poe
added, "...I will do that."
Next, Mayor Bush commented on a recent meeting that he and Manager Smith had
related to a Seminole County High School Recycling Program and said, "Kevin (Smith)
has done a lot of work since then. He will -update you all on this, one-on-one, when he
has a chance."
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In conclusion, Mayor Bush mentioned he would not be at the next Special Meeting
scheduled for Monday, April 20, 2009.
ADJOURNMENT
Mayor Bush adjourned the Special Meeting at 8:08 p.m.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED:
ANDREA LORENZO-LUACES, MMC
CITY CLERK
APPROVED:
MAYOR JOHN F. BUSH
NOTE: These Minutes were approved at the , 2009 Regular City Commission Meeting.
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Planning & Zoning Board/Local Planning Agency
Regular Meeting
May 6, 2009
Public Hearings Agenda Item 502
This attachment was distributed to the Board Members by
Ms. Eloise Sahlstrom, Senior Planner, Community
Development Department.
Parcel # Action From To ;,pi °e owoa Location " ~ A~ak
Golf Side Villas 2.70 0.
20 units on 2.7 acres Ordinance 604 than ed the FLUM from Recreation to Hi her Densi Residential 9.1-12.0 due on Oct. 23, 1995
33-20-30526-0A00-0000 FLUM ROS HDR C' GoIF Side voles:358 Prime very Cv; AltamorMe Springs, FL 32714 Golf Side Villas HOACommon Prope ,The H' hlands PUD
33-2030-526-0A00-0010 FLUM ROS HDR CI Louts & Ecatedni Waldorf 406 Silver Sea Rd.; The Hi hlands PUD
33-2030-526-0A00-0020 FLUM ROS HDR C' Home for Vou LLC; PO Box 954046; Lake Mary, FL 32785 404 Silver Sea Rd.; The HI hlands PUD
33-20-30-526-0A00-0030 FLUM ROS HDR C Leopoldo Cameos 402 Silver Sea Rd.; The H hlands PUD
33-2030-526-0A00-0040 FLUM ROS HDR C' Hebn A Kasten 400 Silver See Rd.; The HI hlands PUD
33-20-30-526-0800-0010 FLUM ROS HDR C Lawrence P M ' an & MediaMx 300 Silver Sea Rd.; The H' hlands PUD
33-20-30526-0800-0020 FLUM ROS HDR C Manuel 8 Taeko Salddo 302 Silver Sea Rd.; The H hlands PUD
33-2030526-0800-0030 FLUM ROS HDR Ci Frands B Kramer 304 Silver Sea Rd.; The H hlands PUD
33-20-30526-0800-0040 FLUM ROS HDR C' Pauline L Cooper 306 Silver Sea Rd.; The H' hlands PUD
33-20-30-526-0000-0010 FLUM ROS HDR C' Mark Lammert, Trustee; 410 MacGregor Rd; Winter Springs, FL 32708 ^ 214 Silver Sea Rd.; The Hf hlands PUD
33-20-30526-0000-0020 FLUM ROS HDR C' Margaret J Rearon 212 Silver Sea Rd.; The H hlands PUD
33-20-30-526-0000-0030 FLUM ROS HDR C Joan H Weromchuk 210 Silver Sea Rd.; The H hlands PUD
33-20-30526-0000-0040 FLUM ROS HDR C Kenneth & Andrea Haq; 2455 Newfound Harbor lX; Menkt Island, FL 32952 208 Silver Sea Rd.; The HI hlands PUD
33-20-30526-0D00-0010 FLUM ROS HDR Ci Jadc & carol Shea 206 Silver Sea Rd.: The Hi hlands PUD
33-20-30526-0D00-0020 FLUM ROS HDR C~ Jose F Ramirez 204 Silver Sea Rd.; The Hi hlands PUD
33-20-30-526-0D00.0030 FLUM ROS HDR C' M aret Hartis Life Est; 170 Balfour Dr; Winter S , FL 32708 202 Silver Sea Rd.; The Hi hlands PUD
33-20-30526-0D00.0040 FLUM ROS HDR C' Harold 8 Karen Higginbotrom; 3140 Thomas Grade; Morgan Hili, CA 94037 200 Silver Sea Rd.; The Hi hlands PUD
33-20-30-526-0E00-0010 FLUM ROS HDR C' Home for You LLC; PO Box 954046; Lake Mary, FL 327x;, 106 Silver Sea Rd.; The H' hlands PUD
33-20-30526-0E00-0020 FLUM ROS HDR Ci Nellie Randle 104 Silver Sea Rd.; The Hi hlands PUD
33-20-30526-0E00.0030 FLUM ROS HDR C' P e N FUnton 102 Silver Sea Rd.; The Hi hlands PUD
33-2030-526-0E00-0040 FLUM ROS HDR C' Lawrence & Dorothy Benson 100 Silver Sea Rd.; The Hi hlands PUD
Tuscawilla Unk 12
at recorded Nov 10, 1983
08-21-315GT-0000-0910 FLUM ROS RR Ci Bindy 8 Wendy Sirgh 1551 Winter Sprin s Blvd; Tuscawilla Unit 12 PUD
08-21-315GT-0000-0920 FLUM ROS RR C' Max 8 Patrida Rlddkk 1553 Winter Spri s Blvd; Tuscawilla Unit 12 PUD
Moss Park
03-21-30-509-0E04-0000 FLUM MDR ROS C' coy FPB~L Corridor at S. Moss Road 1.2 0
FP3L Easement between Moss and Ed emon
03-21-30-509-0E03-0000 FLUM MDR ROS C' city FPBL Corridor between S. Moss Road & Ed emon
03-21-30-509-0E00-0000 FLUM MDR ROS C city FPBL Corridor between S. Moss Road 8 Ed emon 0.83
bn of FP&L Easement between E emon and Mu
03-21-30509-0E07-0000 FWM MDR ROS C' citi FPB:L Corridor between S. E on 8 Morph 0.75
bn of FPtiL Easement between Mur ~ C bounds with Catttrelbar
03-21-30509-0E06-0000 FLUM MDR ROS C' City FPBrL Corridor between Mu 8 Cassel 0.89
03-21-30510-0E00-0000 FLUM MDR ROS C' City FPBL Corridor between Morph 8 Cassel 3.79
Frukwood Park
10-21-30515-0A00-0000 FLUM LDR ROS C' City Mini ric at Frultwood Av 8 Panama Rd 0.33
Foxmoor Unk 2 O n S ce
10-21-30-5DS-0000-OOPA FLUM LDR ROS C coy between S. E moo 8 Mu h , Foxmoor Unit 2 1.57 2.1
03-21-30-511-0100-0ODO FLUM LDR ROS C City between S. E moo 8 Mu , Foxmoor Unit 2
Foxmoor Unk 3 O n S
03-21-305FA-0D00-0000 FLUM LDR ROS C Coy rw of Panama and west of Mu
Sam Smkh Park
31-20-31-566-0000-009A' FLUM PSP ROS C' City Lake area east of water treatment ant; Tuscawilla PUD
Torcaso Park
34-20-30-507-1600-0010' FLUM MDR ROS C' City Flami Ave
34-2030507-1500-0010' FLUM MDR ROS C' city 102 N. Moss Rd
26-20-305AR-0000-0138' FLUM PSP ROS C' Coy 300 N. Moss Rd
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