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11. Wetland impacts shall be avoided to the maximum extent possible. Signage or fencing shall be installed along the perimeter of all wetland areas within 50 feet of a trail. If signage is used, they shall be bright, contrasting colors (red, orange, yellow, etc.) placed every 100 feet around the perimeter of a jurisdictional wetland. [PLG] 12. With the exception to camping activity, all activities shall be limited to daylight hours only. [PLG] 13. Event lighting shall be directional and shielded so that that it does not radiate onto adjacent properties; shall be limited to the motor-cross tracks and the drag strips; and, shall be operational only when necessary between 7 a.m. and 11 p.m. [PLG] 14. There shall be no permanent onsite food concessions or sales of vehicle fuel, parts, or service. Temporary food vending shall be permitted for weekend events. [PLG] 15. The site shall be equipped with an approved emergency spill response kit. [PLG] 16. The site shall be maintained to ensure it is clean and free of litter, debris, and refuse on a daily basis. [PLG] 17. Recreational off-road vehicle usage shall only be permitted when either certified medical staff are present or when emergency extraction equipment and a first aid kit (sufficient to provide incident response until emergency service arrives) are available on-site. [PLG] GENERAL NOTES NOTE: Approval of this project shall not constitute a waiver or variance from any applicable development regulation unless specifically noted in the conditions of approval and consistent with LDC Section 930 D. NOTE: All written commitments made in the application and subsequent submissions of information made during the application review process, which are on file with the Land Development Division, shall be considered to be binding upon the applicant, provided such commitments are not at variance with the Comprehensive Plan, LDC or other development regulations in effect at the time of development. DRC Findings/Recommendation Page 4 of 12 Level 3/TDW 11/21/2012 2:06:53 PM CU 11-04M December 5, 2012
Surrounding Land Use Designations and Current Land Use Activity: Northwest: A/RR Former citrus grove and improved pasture West: A/RR Improved pasture and wooded land Southwest: A/RR Improved pasture and wooded land Source: GIS Data Viewer and field visit North: A/RR Citrus, pasture, wooded land, and single-family homes on farm Subject Property: ± 1,150 acres A/RR Existing off-road drag strips, mud pits, and race tracks; formerly citrus grove, sod farm, and wooded land South: A/RR Improved pasture, citrus grove, general farming Northeast: A/RR Improved pasture, single-family homes, religious institution, citrus grove, general farming East: A/RR Improved pasture, single-family homes, religious institution, citrus grove, general farming Southeast: A/RR Improved pasture, single-family homes, religious institution, citrus grove, general farming The 82 acre portion of the 1,182 total acre site is currently being used for the proposed use. To the north, south, and west, there are substantial distances between the existing/proposed use and the nearest residences (one mile or more); however, the closest homes on Bereah Road are approximately ½ mile from the proposed trail riding activity. Compatibility with the Surrounding Land Uses: A. Land Uses: The site is significantly buffered from residential properties in the surrounding area by distance and existing vegetation. This area of the County is characterized by heavily wooded areas and agriculture such as citrus groves, sod farms, improved pasture, hay fields. B. Infrastructure: This is an area of the County in which very few urban services are available. Services are provided at minimum levels. In addition to a lack of water or wastewater services, response times from emergency services such as fire, EMS, and Sheriff are longer due to the remote location of this site. Zoned Elementary, Middle, and High School The proposed use will not contribute new students to the school system and is a significant distance (more than 10 miles) from existing schools. Due to the remote location of the proposed use and the separation between the proposed use and existing residential areas, conflicts with School Board facilities or bussing are not anticipated. DRC Findings/Recommendation Page 5 of 12 Level 3/TDW 11/21/2012 2:06:53 PM CU 11-04M December 5, 2012
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POLK COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION REG
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Planning Commission Meeting Decembe
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Planning Commission Meeting Decembe
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• Enhance the sense of place and
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ORDINANCE NO. 13-______ AN ORDINANC
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D. Modified Land Use Requirements 8
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POLK COUNTY DEVELOPMENT REVIEW COMM
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elimination of the approval for the
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Table 1 Surrounding Land Use Design
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Exhibit 1 LOCATION MAP DRC Findings
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Exhibit 3 2012 AERIAL PHOTO DRC Fin
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PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS TO CONDITION
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Exhibit 7 Sign Variance Request Sit
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Collector Road (Pine Tree Trail). T
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Exhibit 3 Development Agreement
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10. The site has frontage on State
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Compatibility with the Surrounding
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F. Protected Species: According to
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Exhibit 2 Bartow A/RR CE SITE A/RR
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A. Location: The County’s Northea
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Exhibit 1 LOCATION MAP DRC Findings
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POLK COUNTY DEVELOPMENT REVIEW COMM
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Exhibt 1 Sector Planning Areas Plan
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Exhibit 3 Planning Commission Staff
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