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disposal; drainage, recreation, education, emergene services, and similar <br />necessary facilities and services. <br />h. Documentation from Seminole County Public Schools will be required if the <br />applicant is proposing residential development. <br />J. Environmental impact statement. A statement explaining the positive and <br />negative environmental impacts of the proposed development on: (a) <br />environmentally fragile lands including water bodies, wetlands. 100 -year <br />floodplain and floodways, wellfields, prime aquifer recharge areas, areas of known <br />endangered or threatened species of flora or fauna. or any other known significant <br />environmental features of the site; (b) natural vegetation including general tree <br />removal estimates; (c) impact of proposed grading plan and drainage system <br />improvements; and (d) other significant natural features of site. <br />j. Fee as established by resolution of the City Commission. <br />C Concept plan For all projects requiring the approval of a new or the modification of an <br />existing PUD agreement, the following information shall be displayed graphically on a <br />concept plan: <br />1. The total project acreage, approximate location of each land use and proposed intensity, <br />acreage of each proposed land use, dwelling unit types, general types of nonresidential <br />uses, open spaces, recreational facilities, and other proposed uses. The quantitative land <br />use data and total acreage shall be illustrated in a table. The percentage land area allocated <br />to all land use categories shall equal 100 percent. <br />a. Location and densities of proposed residential activities. General location and <br />proposed densities for each dwelling unit type and approximate number of dwelling <br />units by type. <br />b. Location and square footage of proposed nonresidential activities. Approximate <br />location and square footage of each nonresidential land use by general type: e.g., <br />offices, general commercial, service commercial, industrial, public service, or other <br />land use together with a description of general characteristics of proposed building_ <br />and/or facility improvements. <br />2. Traffic andyedestrian_circulation. All traffic and pedestrian circulation facilities shall be <br />delineated on the concept plan showing approximate locations and types of all points of <br />access and egress, use of cross -easements, impacted streets, parking areas, transit stops_. <br />transit shelters, pedestrian facilities, parking and general landscaped areas. <br />3. Drainage, grading, and environmental impact plan showing drainage, preliminary <br />grading, including the elevation requirements of the National Flood Insurance Program, <br />and the location of all environmentally sensitive lands or water bodies. <br />4. All existing and proposed utilities and the manner in which existing utilities will be <br />extended to the site and/or expanded for the use of the development. "All utilities" shall <br />include water, sanitary sewers, natural gas, electric power, telephone, cable or community <br />antenna television systems and effluent/refuse disposal systems. <br />5. Landscape plan. The landscape plan must show the generalized location of existing and <br />proposed vegetation and trees. As applicable, the plan must also show the location, type, <br />Ordinance 20-1536 <br />Page 7 <br />