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SECTION 7- BACKGROUND CONDITIONS ANALYSISPROTECTION TECHNIQUESdelineated as the Byway Corridor. The CAG intends to develop andimplement the following standards and guidelines for use within the district:1. Architectural design guidelines for commercial development, signage,and project entrances. The emphasis will be placed on developing aunifying theme for the corridor.2. A grading ordinance that preserves the unique corridor topography.3. An outdoor lighting control ordinance.Lake County Scenic Roadways• It is proposed that the Green Mountain Scenic Byway be included onthe list of Lake County Scenic Roadways. Designation as a LakeCounty Scenic Roadway limits the roadway to two lanes.Wireless Communications Towers• It proposed that a plan for the siting of wireless communicationstowers within the corridor be prepared and implemented. Preservationof the viewshed and protection of the large numbers migratory birdswithin the corridor will be the major considerations.Town Of Montverde Special District• The Green Mountain Scenic Byway Project has helped local citizensrealize the extent of the opportunities available to improve thecommunity. The Town of Montverde has established a committee toformulate a vision for the redevelopment of the Montverde TownCenter. A special redevelopment district may be created to implementthe vision of the committee. The CAG intends to be very active andclosely involved with the Town’s efforts to preserve and enhance thesmall town atmosphere of Montverde, and to help to the maximumextent possible.52
SECTION 7- BACKGROUND CONDITIONS ANALYSISPROTECTION TECHNIQUESProposed Non-Regulatory TechniquesThe Green Mountain Scenic Byway Corridor Advocacy Group understands theimportance of being as creative and flexible as possible in identifying andimplementing techniques for the preservation and enhancement of theByway Corridor.Alternative Development Techniques – The Ecological Design Manualfor Lake CountyThe East Central Florida Regional Planning Council has developed, through agrant from Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s FloridaAdvisory Council on Environmental Education Program, the Ecological DesignManual for Lake County. The CAG intends to promote and encourage thealternative development techniques illustrated in the Design Manual.The goal of the manual is to “illustrate workable solutions to conflicts arisingbetween land development objectives and protection of regional scale naturalresources.” It offers practical ideas and suggestions for integratingdevelopment objectives and natural resource protection needs.Twelve typical development scenarios are presented, each representing adifferent set of ecological conditions in Lake County. Most of those ecologicalconditions exist within the Scenic Byway Corridor. An alternative designapproach for each condition is illustrated. Each alternative design allowscomparable amounts of development, but structures the development in sucha way that the ecological integrity of the site and the surrounding area isconserved.Public Land PurchasesThe public purchase of lands is probably the most effective and permanentmethod used for the protection of resources. The CAG was very heavilyinvolved in the failed effort to purchase the 1,400-acre Sugarloaf MountainDevelopment of Regional Impact for use as a regional park. While theattempt was fruitless, the CAG did gain valuable experience that will be usedin the future. The CAG intends to inventory lands within the Corridor in needof preservation and pursue the public acquisition of those lands. The Friendsof Lake Apopka Greenways and Trails Master Plan has identified 1,000 acresof forested wetlands located east of the Byway and north of the Town ofMontverde that show substantial potential for the creation of a nature53
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