Agenda Item Name:
Title
Lullwater Traditional Neighborhood Development - Preliminary Development Plan
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Presenter:
Leslie McLendon/352-374-5249
Description:
Preliminary Development Plan for Lullwater Traditional Neighborhood Development (TND) - a mixed-use development up to 298 residential dwelling units and up to 24,900 sf non-residential
Recommended Action:
Recommended Action
Preliminary Development Plan for Lullwater Traditional Neighborhood Development (TND) - a mixed-use development with up to 298 residential dwelling units, up to 24,900 sf non-residential
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Prior Board Motions:
CPA-05-19, approval of a Comprehensive Plan Map amendment from Institutional Medium High Residential Density (greater than 8 to 14 units per acre); ZOM-12-19, approval of a rezoning from PD and R-1a to R-2a (8-14 units per acre)
Fiscal Consideration:
Fiscal Consideration
N/A
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Strategic Guide:
Strategic Guide
All Other Mandatory and Discretionary Services
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Background:
The Preliminary Development Plan consists of a Traditional Neighborhood Development with associated infrastructure and open space. The residential portion of the proposed development at full build-out will consist of a maximum of 298 residential units. In addition, the proposed development allows 24,900 square feet of non-residential uses.
The purpose of the Preliminary Development Plan stage is for the reviewing body and the applicant to determine the specific characteristics of the site that will influence its design. ULDC 402.43 (a) Development plan review steps states that the Preliminary Development Plan shall detail regulated natural resources that exist on site, approximate access points, and location of utilities that serve the site. Minimum open space areas and tree protection defined with the Preliminary Development Plan shall be utilized in the Final Development Plan.
The proposed Preliminary Development Plan exceeds the threshold established in Unified Land Development Code (ULDC) Section 402.44 for review by the Development Review Committee. According to Table 402.44.1 Development Thresholds single family residential subdivisions that exceed 25 dwelling units require approval by the Board of County Commissioners (BoCC).