BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS LEON COUNTY, FLORIDA

PCM130105 DISC Village
change, it is anticipated that the proposed land use designation of Woodville Rural
Community will have some level of impact on the local transportation network, including
Natural Bridge Road.
A more precise accounting of these impacts will depend on the number and type of
residential or other units, access points, and any additional development or redevelopment.
This accounting is normally analyzed in detail at the site plan level prior to the issuance of
any development permits, but, given the unique nature of the proposed development and the
desire of the applicant to create a PUD, it will be more useful to analyze the transportation
impacts at this level.
Policy 1.2.2 of the Capital Improvements Element requires that future development shall pay
for its proportional share of the capital improvements needed to address the impact of such
development. If deficiencies are anticipated, local government may use a “significant
benefit” approach to assess proportionate fair-share mitigation in order to schedule
improvements addressing the identified deficiency(ies) on the impacted facility(ies) to meet
the requirements for financial feasibility. Future development on the subject site can mitigate
under this policy by paying its proportional share of any needed improvements to provide
sufficient capacity into the Significant Benefits account for this area of the County.
Transit Availability
StarMetro does not provide bus service south of Capital Circle South.
Bicycle/Pedestrian Facilities Availability
No sidewalks or bicycle facilities currently exist along Natural Bridge Road east of
Woodville Highway. Bicycle lanes have been proposed by the Capital Regional
Transportation Planning Agency along Natural Bridge Road from Woodville Highway to
Taff Road, as well as paved shoulders from Taff Road east to Old Plank Road, but to date no
funding has been identified for either of these projects.
4. Schools
The site is zoned for Woodville Elementary School, Nims Middle School, and Rickards High
School. The potential impact on available public school capacity is indicated in the following
table:
School Name
Woodville
Elementary Nims Middle Rickards High
Potential Students Generated 0 0 0
Present Capacity 0 0 0
Post Development Capacity 0 0 0
Preliminary calculations are provided by School Board staff based on the maximum
residential development allowed under the requested future land use category. Because the
proposed development on the subject site will be limited to residents 55 or older, it is
anticipated that there will be no students generated as a result of this land use amendment.
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