10-1319 Comp Plan Amendments to Include Strategies for Hosue Bill 697

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Canserva#ion Uses. Activities within land areas designated for fhe purpose of conserving or protecting natural resources or environmental quality and includes areas designated for such purposes as flood control, protection of quality or quantity of groundwater or surface water, floodplaln management, fisheries management, or protection of vegetative communities or wildlife habitats. Conserva#ion Overlay Zone, A land use designation that "overlays" other land use designations on a (and use map, Special regulatory standards for the protection of natural resources and wildlife apply to development and redevelopment of land that is located within the confines of the overlay. Typically, a review of development or redevelopment impact on natural resources is required. In other instances, corrective measures may be taken when deterioration of natural resources has occurred within a Conservation Overlay Zone. The protection of one or any combination of fhe following resources may apply to land within the Conservation Overlay Zone: surface waters, aquifer recharge areas, floodplain areas, wetlands, natural drainage features, vegetative communities, wildlife habitats, existing and planned water wells and cones of influence, and minerals and soils, Some of fhe regulatory methods applied to Conservation Areas are clustering of development to maximize open space or preserve shoreline or habitat, buffering, reduction of allowed densities and intensifies of land use, prohibition of development in wetlands or floodplains, and prohibition of septic tank usage in unsuitable soils. The regulations to be applied depend on the natural resource needing protecticn and the impact of development or redevelopment. Pennovafive methods include such procedures as the retrofitting of stormwater drainage systems, purification of surface waters, establishment of vegetation to correct soil erosion, or the re-establishment of wildlife habitat. Concurrency, Means that the necessary public facilities and services to maintain the adopted level of service standards are available when the impacts of development occur, Public facilities and services which must be available concurrent with the impacts of development for the City of Casselberry are: 1. Sanitary Sewer System 2. Solid Waste Collection 3. stormwater grainage 4. Potable Water 5. Parks, Recreation and Open Space 6, Schools Concurrency Management System. Procedures andlor process that the focal government will utilize to assure that development orders and permits are not issued unless the necessary facilities and services are available concurrent with the impacts of development. {See section in this element titled "Gty of Casselberry Goncurrency Management System [C,M.S.]",) Cone of Influence. Area around one or mare major water wells the boundary of which Is determined by the government agency having specific statutory authority to make such a determination based on groundwater travel or drawdown depth. Ener_g~cc~nserv~tion area. An area where ~~loca(~c~overnment has idenf~ied fhe need for _~ncl Vista.. fished lans_to ref~oft~~xisfinrr, inefficient land use.~aff~rn5. anc{ trans orp tation sv5tems to incregse er-erg~r~opservation. ~ner~eflc~n~and use patterns, A compact arrangement of Maher densitvrvanci_his leer 'ntens' _ _..~. com.~le. mentarv land uses within _ ar~~s~fa_n~__~__e _ or urban development that _su~~orks ;a multi-modal transportation Amended; July 13, 2009 2 Future Land Use Supporting Documents