BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS LEON COUNTY, FLORIDA

Tax ID
PCM130105 DISC Village
Current
Allowable
Non-
Residential
Use
(Square Feet)
Proposed
Allowable
Non-Residential
Use
(Square Feet)
Subject Parcels
3316204070000 0 50,000
3315206020000 0 50,000
3315206030000 0 50,000
total 150,000
Additional Parcels
to be Incorporated
Into PUD
3316204020000 50,000 50,000
3316200020000 50,000 50,000
total 100,000 100,000
Grand Total 250,000
The specific uses and maximum square footage allowed will be established within the PUD.
Local Government Priorities
The Leon County Board of County Commissioners’ FY 2012 & FY 2013 Strategic Plan includes
several strategic priorities and corresponding initiatives designed to implement these priorities.
One of the initiatives under the Environmental strategic priority includes developing and
implementing strategies which plan for environmentally sound growth in the Woodville Rural
Community. These strategies that this proposed amendment may be consistent with include:
(1) Bring central sewer to Woodville consistent with the Water and Sewer Master Plan, including
consideration for funding through Sales Tax Extension; and
(2) Promote concentrated commercial development in Woodville.
The provision of sanitary sewer as part of the proposed conversion and expansion of the DISC
Village, while not connected with the City’s existing centralized sanitary sewer system,
nevertheless will provide a similar level and scope of wastewater treatment in an area that is
serviced at present by onsite sewer treatment and disposal systems (OSTDS). It is also possible
that this system could be connected to a more centralized sewer system in the future, which
would reduce the number of conversions from OSTDS to centralized wastewater treatment.
The increased number of residential units, including those oriented towards a senior citizen
population that may not choose or cannot drive to Tallahassee to shop, eat, and take advantage of
other commercial services, may also help promote additional commercial development in
Woodville.
Regional Mobility Plan
A significant component of the Capital Regional Transportation Planning Agency’s Regional
Mobility Plan (RMP) is the selection of a “preferred growth scenario” that will affect growth
patterns and the nature of transportation infrastructure investment over the coming decades. The
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