10-1320 Comp Plan Amendments to Create a Citywide Transportation Concurrency Exception Area

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c. Properties designated Conservation may include public and privately owned open space and passive recreational facilities, water management areas, and plant and animal habitat areas. d. Other uses may be permitted which are compatible with the development potential and characteristics of the parcel and surrounding area and do not disturb the natural environment. These uses will be reviewed as a conditional use, Policy FLU 1.13 R®creation and Open Space, Properties in this designation shall consist of public or private recreational facilities, park lands, and open space preservation areas. Recreational areas shall be designated to ensure their protection, proper development, and future public use, A maximum of 30% impervious area shall be allowed in areas designated as Recreation and Open Space, Development in conservatien/open space areas must meet applicable State rules, provide appropriate mitigation, and must be in the public interest. Policy FEU 1,14 The widening of roads shall not be the sole reason to allow increased land use intensity or change of land use, Aoficy FEU 1.15 concurrency Management System. A concurrency Management System has been implemented to ensure that the public facilifies and services and established levels of service are available concurrent with the impact of development, The Capital Improvements Element identifies future concurrency management needs. The following are concurrency management system guidelines, which specify the terms, and conditions that satisfy the intent and requirements of Chapter 163, Florida Statutes, and Rule 9J-5, Florida Administrative Code. No Development Order may be issued until the City Community Development Department has evaluated the development proposal and determined that the propose( is consistent with the adopted City of Casselberry Comprehensive Plan, 2009-2019, the City of Casselberry Code of Ordinances, City of Casselberry zoning regulations, Southern Standard Building, Plumbing, and Electric Gode, or other applicable regulations. In order to determine whether the proposal is in compliance with the City of Casselberry Comprehensive Plan and the City of Casselberry Unified Land Development Regulations, a concurrency evaluation must be conducted~xeeyt-vwt#}in-the-~€A. The purpose of the evaluation is to determine whether the demand for capacity created by the proposed development can be met with the existing capacity of the public facility. The public facility capacity demands of the proposed development must not exceed the available capacities that correspond with adopted level of service standards for the following public facilities and services: Stormwater Drainage Parks and Recreation Potable Water Sanitary Sewer Amended July 13, 2009 7 Future Land Use