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Altered Floodplains and floodways Transfer Develop Density per land use category Altered Wetlands (City only) Density per land use category Altered watercourses, improved elements of primary drainage system Density per land use None Density per land use if (1)* Attachment #1 Page 8 of 13 May only be used for storm-water treatment facility if wetlands are degraded ** Closed basin Density per land use Density per land use if (2)* Significant grades (10-20%) High quality successional forest Density per land use Active karst features Density per land use. No untreated storm-water, *meet all additional criteria. Density per land use if (3)* Density per land use Density per land use if (4)* or 1 unit per acre Density per land use. No untreated stormwater, *meet all additional criteria. Designated Canopy Roads Density per land use Density per land use if (5)* or 1 unit per acre. 100 ft. zone applies. *footnotes (1) Provided it does not increase flow or displace volume. (2) There must be sufficient stormwater capacity within the closed basin. (3) Provided: a) Topographical changes are minimized. b) 50% of grade left undisturbed (or under approved vegetation management plan) c) Additional flexibility available through the LDRs for urban core and high wage employment. d) Small areas of severe grades within significant grades may be treated as significant grades. (Effective 6/07/01) (4) Provided development is clustered and there is no more than 20% disturbance of the site. (5) Provided all requirements are met, i.e., 100 foot zone, authorized access with no alternative or health safety and welfare of public, analysis of impact, joint access. ** Design of the stormwater facility shall result in the re-establishment of the undisturbed portion of the wetland. Staff Note: The entire “Leon County Only” version of Policy 1.3.2 [C] above is proposed for removal as part of the establishment of a unified City and County version of policy. The previous staff notes in this document describe the proposed changes to create the unified policy. Policy 1.3.3: [C] (City of Tallahassee Only) (Effective 7/26/06; Revision Effective 1/7/10) When conservation features are present, mitigation via the transfer of development to nonenvironmentally sensitive areas on-site is preferable. Land development regulations shall be developed Page 564 of 622 Posted at 5:00 p.m. on April 1, 2013
Attachment #1 Page 9 of 13 that permit off-site mitigation for significant grades on properties within or adjoining Capital Circle, south of Interstate 10 that meet the criteria set forth in the Conservation Element. Density transfer shall be within the parcel; no off-site transfer of density is permitted except as provided for in Policy 1.3.13 [C] of this element. Transfer of development density to non-environmentally sensitive areas on-site will be allowed up to the density permitted by the future land use category in which the parcel is located. The amount of density transfer may be limited by other applicable requirements and ordinances implemented during the development review process, such as requirements for stormwater retention, open space and landscaping, buffer, setbacks, parking, transportation access and any concurrency requirements. If there is no area on the site suitable for transfer and off-site mitigation is not available or used, development will be allowed at one unit per acre unless otherwise stated. Where open space requirements are part of the land development code, 50% credit may be given for conservation areas that are preserved. In no case can the density on the developable portion of the site be more than double the allowed density of the Land Use category in which the parcel is located. In order to allow development to reach their maximum density, development within the Downtown Overlay shall be exempt from the significant and severe slope requirements established within the conservation overlay. Policy 1.3.3: [C] (Leon County Only) (Effective 7/26/06) In all cases the transfer of development to non-environmentally sensitive areas is preferable. Density transfer shall be within the parcel; no off-site transfer is permitted. Transfer of development density to non-environmentally sensitive areas will be allowed up to the density permitted by the future land use category in which the parcel is located. The amount of density transfer may be limited by other applicable requirements and ordinances implemented during the development review process, such as requirements for stormwater retention, open space and landscaping, buffer, setbacks, parking, transportation access and any concurrency requirements. If there is no area on the site suitable for transfer, development will be allowed at one unit per acre unless otherwise stated. Where open space requirements are part of the land development code, 50% credit may be given for conservation areas that are preserved. In no case can the density on the developable portion of the site be more than double the allowed density of the Land Use category in which the parcel is located. Staff Note: The “City of Tallahassee Only” version of Policy 1.3.3 [C] is proposed for removal and the “Leon County Only” version of the policy is established as a unified policy. The only existing difference between the two versions of the policy is that the City version includes specifics regarding the off-site mitigation option proposed for removal. PRESERVATION AREAS Policy 1.3.4: [C] (City of Tallahassee only) * (Revision Effective 12/10/91; Renumbered Eff. 7/26/06) The following natural features shall be identified and mapped prior to rezoning or development and be regulated as preservation areas: a) Wetlands and waterbodies and water courses; b) Severe grades over 20% (only required outside of the Urban Service Area); c) Native forests; d) Undisturbed/undeveloped 100 year floodplain; and e) Areas of environmental significance f) Habitats of endangered, threatened and species of special concern. Page 565 of 622 Posted at 5:00 p.m. on April 1, 2013
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS LEON
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Enterprise Zone Agency Development
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THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
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