File #: 20-0110    Version: 1
Type: Public Hearing - 5:01 PM Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 1/27/2020 In control: Board of County Commissioners
On agenda: 2/11/2020 Final action:
Title: Workshop on Amendments to Unified Land Development Code related to Open Space
Attachments: 1. Open Space Comp Plan Policies.pdf, 2. Draft Open Space Draft Ordinance.pdf, 3. PresentationOpenSpace02112020.pptx
Related files: 20-0207
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Agenda Item Name:
Title
Workshop on Amendments to Unified Land Development Code related to Open Space
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Presenter:
Jeffrey Hays, AICP 352-374-5249

Description:
Staff are proposing revisions to references to Open Space provisions within the Unified Land Development Code (ULDC) related to the recently adopted Comprehensive Plan. This workshop is intended to get direction from the Board regarding implementing the Open Space policies of the Comprehensive Plan

Recommended Action:
Recommended Action
Hear the presentation and direct staff to return to the Board with amendments to the Unified Land Development Code related to Open Space
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Prior Board Motions:
None

Fiscal Consideration:
Fiscal Consideration
None
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Background:
The Board adopted revisions to Policy 5.2 of the Conservation and Open Space Element of the Comprehensive Plan which went into effect in December of 2019. The revisions related to the provision of Open Space in new development require implementation within the ULDC in order that the two documents are consistent regarding this issue. The primary revisions in the Comprehensive Plan related to Open Space were to reduce the requirement from 20% to 10% in new development while removing the allowance for stormwater to be counted towards the Open Space requirement. Additionally, there were more explicit locational requirements added for Open Space provided in new development. Several types of development were exempted from the provision of Open Space entirely including non-residential development and some types of non-clustered Rural/Ag subdivisions.

The proposed ULDC revisions implement the adopted Comprehensive Plan in a manner that is as straightforward for staff, development designers and the public as possible.

Effect on the Cost of Housing

Board policy requires staff to evaluate what effect revisions to the ULDC will have on the immediate cost of housing as well as the long term cost of housing to the homeowner ...

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