Planning Commission Workshop April 9, 2012 · 4/9/2012 · adamo dr (sr 60) e r e t e bake (u 92)...
Transcript of Planning Commission Workshop April 9, 2012 · 4/9/2012 · adamo dr (sr 60) e r e t e bake (u 92)...
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Planning Commission Workshop
April 9, 2012
2nd Cycle 2012 Amendment Summary
CPA 12-13 Future Land Use Element Map change. Public/Quasi-Public Future Land Use Map Update I. PROPOSED COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT A. Description of Request Request: This is a publicly-initiated map amendment to the Future Land Use Element. Background: The Future Land Use Map (FLUM) designates residential densities and commercial, industrial and other non-residential use intensities for the purpose of reflecting the availability of capital infrastructure and other resources and to provide guidance in locating development in a manner that maximizes the efficient uses of those facilities. The map provides a visual representation of vision expressed in the Comprehensive Plan. Periodically, the FLUM is reviewed to evaluate the accuracy and appropriateness of the FLUM land use designations that are intended to further the Plan’s growth management strategy. The scope of this Plan Amendment is to update the FLUM by designating public schools, School District properties and facilities totaling 2,150.13 acres, as Public/Quasi Public (P/Q-P), as preferred by the School District. Planning Commission and School District staff have worked together to review the FLUM to determine if public schools, School District properties and associated facilities are accurately and appropriately designated Public/Quasi Public (P/Q-P). The P/Q-P land use category is intended to recognize existing and programmed government owned facilities, and other public uses such as schools and school facilities, hospitals and utilities. Quasi-public uses include private establishments available to the public such as churches, tourist attractions and recreational facilities. The School District, in coordination with the Planning Commission and the Hillsborough County Property Appraiser, have identified a number of sites that are part of the School District’s facilities and properties inventory that are currently designated residential and a variety of non-residential land use categories other than P/Q-P. Recognizing this as an iterative and on-going process, this proposed amendment is the first step in more accurately reflecting the location of public uses and will further enhance the use of the FLUM as a planning tool.
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FOLIOS: 79 Parcels 54231.0010 39513.0000 59226.0010 77435.0010 59247.0175 39965.0000 59228.0010 77667.0047 61244.0000 4019.0080 59228.0020 78011.0128 63503.0000 4039.0056 61302.0000 80611.0000 88106.0200 42106.0000 61533.0010 81193.0000 12929.0004 4358.0000 63497.0000 82855.7614 12932.0010 43668.0000 63551.0000 84330.0000 12948.0000 43678.0000 63845.0000 86418.0100 16255.0000 47342.0000 67954.0000 86624.0100 19119.0000 47623.0000 68635.0000 87098.0500 22046.0000 48317.0000 68971.0000 87101.0000 2455.0000 49102.1160 72309.0025 87200.0020 3135.0000 49150.1616 72519.0000 87396.0500 32819.0010 51488.0010 73183.0500 88051.0000 32900.6000 51527.0500 73375.0000 88079.0010 33876.0000 54245.0510 74145.0000 88299.0010 35022.0000 5451.0110 76677.0001 88340.0000 35085.0000 55398.0050 76828.0110 92018.0000 3521.0525 55399.0050 76838.5200 92314.0000 3531.0000 55409.0010 77240.0060
B. Current and Proposed Future Land Use Categories: TOTAL - 2,150.13 ACRES
PROPOSED CHANGE FROM: TO:
244.75 AGRICULTURAL/RURAL-1/5 (.25 FAR) PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC 288.89 RESIDENTIAL-1 (.25 FAR) PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC 72.06 RESIDENTIAL-2 (.25 FAR) PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC 134.17 RESIDENTIAL PLANNED-2 (.35 FAR) PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC 619.21 RESIDENTIAL-4 (.25 FAR) PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC 189.24 RESIDENTIAL-6 (.25 FAR) PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC 36.78 RESIDENTIAL-9 (.35 FAR) PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC 44.31 RESIDENTIAL-12 (.35 FAR) PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC 25.17 RESIDENTIAL-20 (.35 FAR) PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC 109.94 NEIGHBORHOOD MIXED USE-4 (3) (.35 FAR) PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC 151.43 COMMUNITY MIXED USE-12 (.50 FAR) PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC 207.41 SUBURBAN MIXED USE-6 (.35 FAR) PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC 19.84 RESEARCH CORPORATE PARK (1.0 FAR) PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC 6.93 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL (.50 FAR) PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC
2,150.13 ACRES TOTAL
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*Note: Existing Schools = 1,823.6 acres; School District Facilities = 32.6; Undeveloped acreage = 293.9 acres.
B. Existing School Sites proposed for Future Land Use change Unincorporated County – Countywide
ALAFIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GUINTA MIDDLE SCHOOL ROGERS MIDDLE SCHOOL
BARTELS MIDDLE SCHOOL IPPOLITO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SESSUMS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
BELLAMY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JENNINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL SHIELDS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
BEVIS ELEMENTARY KENLY ELEMENTATY SCHOOL SICKLES HIGH SCHOOL
BING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KINGSWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SICKLES HIGH SCHOOL
BOOKER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KNIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SO E TAMPA LITTLE LEAGUE
BRANDON ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL LENNARD HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH COUNTY CAREER CENTER
BRYANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LITHIA SPRINGS ELEMENTARY SPOTO HIGH SCHOOL
BUCKHORN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
LOPEZ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SPRINGHEAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
BURNETT MIDDLE SCHOOL MANISCALCO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
STEINBRENNER HIGH SCHOOL
BURNS MIDDLE SCHOOL MANN MIDDLE SCHOOL SUMMERFIELD CROSSING
CENTRAL PRINTING MCLANE MIDDLE SCHOOL SYMMES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CIMINO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MILES ELEMENTARY TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT
COLLINS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MINTZ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TRAPNELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
COLSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MULLER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TURNER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CORK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MULRENNAN MIDDLE SCHOOL 12 VACANT PARCELS
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CORR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NELSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL VALRICO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
DAVIDSEN MIDDLE SCHOOL PALM RIVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
WALKER MIDDLE SCHOOL
DAVIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WESTCHASE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
DEER PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
PROGRESS VILLAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL
WHARTON HIGH SCHOOL
DOLBY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RANDALL MIDDLE SCHOOL CENTRAL PRINTING- SCHOOL BOARD
DOVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL REDDICK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
FISHHAWK CREEK ELMENTARY SCHOOL
RIVERVIEW HIGH SCHOOL
FROST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ROBLES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
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Future Land Use Category Description and Map
Outlined Parcels are Existing School not designated Pubic/Quasi-Public
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Hillsborough County Future Land Use 193
FUTURE OF HILLSBOROUGH LAND USE CLASSIFICATION
Public/Quasi‐Public (P) RESIDENTIAL GROSS DENSITY TYPICAL USES MAXIMUM FLOOR AREA RATIO OR
SQUARE FEET SPECIFIC INTENT OF CATEGORY
Not Applicable Major existing and programmed government‐
owned facilities, and other public uses. This category also accommodates quasi‐public uses such as private establishments generally available to the public for use; for example, churches, hospitals, schools, clubs, major (regional, district or community) recreation services and related uses, tourist attractions, and utility and transportation facilities. The Land Use Plan Map generally shows major existing or programmed facilities.
Public facilities and uses are located throughout the county. Intensities of future public uses shall be guided by the floor area ratios of surrounding plan categories, including those of adjacent jurisdictions, to insure compatibility with surrounding development. For properties that are located within 0.5 mile of a fixed‐guideway transit station (light rail, bus rapid transit, etc.), the allowable densities/intensities and range of uses may be subject to the Goals, Objectives, and Policies related to Fixed‐Guideway Transit (See Objectives 54‐57 and related policies). The location and type of fixed‐guideway transit stations can be found on the MPO Long Range Transportation 2035 Cost Affordable Transit System Map. The Future Transit Envelope can be found on the Future Transit Envelope Map that is adopted as part of the Future Land Use Map Series.
To recognize areas where, public facilities, public structures or grounds, regional, district or community recreation uses or facilities and other private establishments generally available to the public are located.
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BOYETTE RD
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SR 39 (WHEELER)
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US 301
TRAPNELL RD
HILLSBOROUGH AVE
KNIGHTS GRIFFIN RD
APOLLO BEACH BLVD
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BARTELS MIDDLE
BAY CREST ELEMENTARY
BELLAMYELEMENTARY
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BINGELEMENTARY
BLAKEHIGH
BLOOMINGDALEHIGH
BOYETTESPRINGSELEMENTARY
BRANDONHIGH
BROOKER ELEMENTARY
BROWARDELEMENTARY
BRYANELEMENTARY
BRYANTELEMENTARY
BUCHANANMIDDLE
BUCKHORNELEMENTARY
BURNETTMIDDLE
BURNEYELEMENTARY
BURNSMIDDLE
CAHOONELEMENTARY
CANNELLAELEMENTARY CARROLLWOODELEMENTARY
CHAMBERLAINHIGH
CHIARAMONTEELEMENTARY
CHILESELEMENTARY
CIMINOELEMENTARY
CITRUS PARKELEMENTARY
CLAIRMELELEMENTARY
CLARKELEMENTARY
CLAYWELLELEMENTARY
CLEVELANDELEMENTARY
COLEMAN MIDDLE
COLLINSELEMENTARY
COLSONELEMENTARY
CORKELEMENTARY
CORRELEMENTARY
CRESTWOODELEMENTARY
CYPRESS CREEKELEMENTARY
DAVIDSENMIDDLE
DAVISELEMENTARY
DESOTOELEMENTARY
DICKENSONELEMENTARY
DOBYELEMENTARY
DOVERELEMENTARY
DOWDELLMIDDLE
DUNBARELEMENTARY
DURANTHIGH
EASTBAYHIGH
EDISONELEMENTARY
EGYPT LAKEELEMENTARY
EISENHOWERMIDDLE
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FISHHAWKCREEKELEMENTARY
FOLSOMELEMENTARYFOREST HILLS ELEMENTARY
FOSTERELEMENTARY
FRANKLINMIDDLE
FREEDOMHIGH
FROSTELEMENTARY
GAITHERHIGH
GIBSONTONELEMENTARY
GIUNTAMIDDLE
GORRIEELEMENTARY
GRADYELEMENTARY
GRAHAMELEMENTARY
GRECOMIDDLE
HERITAGEELEMENTARY
HILLMIDDLE
HILLSBOROUGH HIGH
HUNTERSGREENELEMENTARY
IPPOLITOELEMENTARY
JACKSONELEMENTARY
JAMES ELEMENTARY
JEFFERSON HIGH
JENNINGSMIDDLE
JUSTELEMENTARY
KENLYELEMENTARY
KINGHIGH
KINGSWOODELEMENTARY
KNIGHTSELEMENTARY
LAKEMAGDALENEELEMENTARY
LANIER ELEMENTARY
LEE ELEMENTARY
LENNARDHIGH
LETOHIGH
LEWISELEMENTARY
LIBERTYMIDDLE
LIMONAELEMENTARY
LINCOLNELEMENTARY
LITHIASPRINGSELEMENTARY
LOCKHART ELEMENTARYLOMAXELEMENTARY
LOPEZELEMENTARY
LOWRYELEMENTARY
LUTZELEMENTARY
MABRYELEMENTARY
MACFARLANEPARKELEMENTARY
MADISON
MANGOELEMENTARY
MANISCALCOELEMENTARY
MANNMIDDLE
MARSHALL MIDDLE
MARTINEZMIDDLE
MCDONALDELEMENTARY
MCKITRICKELEMENTARY
MCLANEMIDDLE
MEMORIALMIDDLE
MENDENHALLELEMENTARY
MIDDLETONHIGH
MILESELEMENTARY
MINTZELEMENTARY
MITCHELL ELEMENTARY
MONROEMIDDLE
MORGANWOODSELEMENTARY
MORTELEMENTARY
MULLER ELEMENTARY
MULRENNANMIDDLENELSONELEMENTARY
NEWSOMEHIGH
NORTHWESTELEMENTARY
OAK GROVEELEMENTARY
OAKPARK ELEMENTARY
ORANGE GROVE MIDDLE
PALM RIVERELEMENTARY
PIERCEMIDDLE
PINECRESTELEMENTARY
PIZZOELEMENTARY
PLANTHIGH
PLANTCITYHIGHPOTTERELEMENTARY
PRIDEELEMENTARY
PROGRESSVILLAGEMIDDLE
RAMPELLO DOWNTOWNELEMENTARY
RANDALLMIDDLE
RIVERHILLSELEMENTARY
RIVERVIEWELEMENTARY
RIVERVIEWHIGH
ROBINSONELEMENTARY
ROBINSONHIGH
ROBLESELEMENTARY
RODGERSMIDDLE
ROLAND PARK ELEMENTARY
ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY
RUSKINELEMENTARY
SCHMIDTELEMENTARY
SCHWARZKOPFELEMENTARY
SEFFNERELEMENTARY
SEMINOLE ELEMENTARY
SESSUMSELEMENTARY
SHAW ELEMENTARY
SHEEHY ELEMENTARY
SHIELDSMIDDLE
PHILIP SHOREELEMENTARY
SICKLESHIGH
SLIGHMIDDLE
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SPRINGHEADELEMENTARY
STEWARTMIDDLE
SULPHURSPRINGSELEMENTARY
SUMMERFIELD ELEMENTARY
SYMMESELEMENTARY
TAMPABAY BLVDELEMENTARY
TAMPA BAYTECH HIGH
TAMPA PALMSELEMENTARY
TEMPLETERRACEELEMENTARY
TINKERELEMENTARY
TOMLINMIDDLE
TOWN & COUNTRYELEMENTARY
TRAPNELLELEMENTARY
TURKEYCREEKMIDDLE
TURNERELEMENTARY
TWIN LAKESELEMENTARY
VALRICOELEMENTARY
VAN BURENMIDDLE
WALDEN LAKEELEMENTARY
WALKERMIDDLE
B. T.WASHINGTONELEMENTARY
WEBBMIDDLE
WEST SHOREELEMENTARY
WEST TAMPAELEMENTARY
WESTCHASEELEMENTARY
WHARTONHIGH
WILLIAMS MIDDLE
WILSONELEMENTARY
WILSON MIDDLE
WIMAUMAELEMENTARY
WITTERELEMENTARY
WOODBRIDGEELEMENTARY
YATESELEMENTARY
YOUNG MIDDLE
ALONSOHIGH
ARMWOODHIGH
THONOTOSASSA ELEMENTARY
SUMMERFIELDCROSSINGS
DEERPARK
HAMMONDELEMENTARY
RAMPELLODOWNTOWNMIDDLE
SERGEANTSMITH
KIMBELL
REDDICK
BAILEYELEMENTARY
BARRINGTONMIDDLE
BROOKS-DEBARTOLOHIGH
STEINBRENNER HIGH
STOWERSELEMENTARY
STRAWBERRYCREST
USF/PATELELEMENTARY
MANHATTAN ELEMENTARY
LEGEND
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COASTAL HIGH HAZARD AREA (CHHA) DISCLAIMER: Source: Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council,January 2000. The Coastal High Hazard Area, as shown on the Future Land Use Map (FLUE), is a general depiction of the area defined in the most current regional hurricane evacuation study as requiring evacuation during a category one hurricane. More Specific information can be obtained by reviewing the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council's Hurricane Evacuation Map.MAJOR ROADS: See Adopted MPO Long Range Transportation Plan for specific improvements.DATA SOURCES: Basemap, roads, water (1985 aerials, as updated) from Hillsborough County Engineering Services. Parcel lines and data from Hillsborough County Property Appraiser. Wetlands from SWFWMD, Significant Wildlife Habitat from Planning and Growth Management based on satellite imagery. Only Wetlands greater than 40 acres are depicted.REPRODUCTION: This sheet may not be reproduced in part or full for sale to anyone without specif ic approval of the Hillsborough County City-County Planning Commission.ACCURACY: It is intended that the accuracy of the base map comply with U.S. national map accuracy standards. However, such accuracy is not guaranteed by the Hillsborough County City-County Planning
PLAN AMENDMENT AREA
ROADS AND BOUNDARY LINESCOUNTY BOUNDARYJURISDICTION BOUNDARYTAMPA SERVICE AREAURBAN SERVICE AREAEXISTING MAJOR ROAD NETWORK
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Agency Comments
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER Kevin Beckner Helene M" rks Vicror D. Cris< Ken Hagan CHIEF FINANCIAL ADMINI STRATOR Al Higginbotham Bonnie M. Wise Lesley "Les" Miller, Jr. S~nd"
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Development Services staff offers the following comments:
The segment of Van Dyke Road near the subject parcels presently operates at Level of Service “F.” The proposed increase in density/intensity poses a corresponding increase in potential traffic generation, particularly with regards to residential development, that must be accounted for with impact fees and concurrency considerations. Additionally, access for the large majority of the property is provided by Old Tobacco Road which, it appears, may have a substandard right-of-way width.
Neighboring properties to the east, north and northwest of the subject parcels are designated RES-
4 and P/Q-P on the FLUM, while the Veteran’s Expressway and Suncoast Parkway lay to the south and southwest. Consideration should be given to reducing the proposed density/intensity increase, particularly for the easternmost parcel at the intersection of Van Dyke Road and Old Tobacco which is separated from the other parcels comprising the amendment, to provide a more gradual transition to enhance compatibility with neighboring properties. Additionally, a reduction may be warranted to align development potential and associated traffic impacts with roadway conditions and/or improvement restrictions that may be present on Old Tobacco Road.
CPA 12-15 This is a publicly initiated map amendment to the Future Land Use Map (FLUM). Policy 19.5 of the Future Land Use Element directs Planning Commission staff to review the locations and appropriateness of mixed-use Future Land Use designations in view of existing and approved development. Accordingly, the purpose of the subject amendment is to change the designations of two areas, largely comprised of the Tanglewood Preserve, South Bay Lakes and Harbour Isles subdivisions, from SMU-6 to RES-6 to reflect their predominate singe-family residential development pattern. Development Services staff has no comment on this amendment. CPA 12-16 This is a publicly initiated text amendment to the Coastal Management Element, Future Land Use Element, Housing Element and Comprehensive Plan Definitions Section. The purpose of the amendment is twofold: 1) Reduce the land area within the Coastal High Hazard Area (CHHA) that is subject to CME Policy 6.7 which limits new development to uses that are water enhanced, water related, water dependent or further the Port Authority Master Plan and limit public expenditures; and, 2) Allow limited residential uses in the P/QP Future Land Use designation. With regards to Part 1 of the amendment, it will reduce the amount of land area in the CHHA this is subject to Coastal Element Policy 6.7 by limiting application of the policy to coastal waterfront properties as newly defined in the amendment, instead of the entire CHHA as is presently the case. It will also revise the policy to give "preference" to development of these uses within the remainder of the CHHA. With regards to Part 2 of the amendment, it will allow limited residential uses in the P/QP category for the purposes of workforce housing, as newly defined in the amendment, and to support redevelopment initiatives, consistent with the recommendations of an adopted community plan and only in areas with sufficient infrastructure. As proposed, the density of such housing "will be guided by the densities of surrounding Plan categories."
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Development Services staff offers the following comments:
Part 1: The existing description of water-oriented uses that are addressed by CME Policy 6.7 is too subjective and open to excessive interpretation. For example, the term “water enhanced” can arguably apply to a broad range of uses, some of which may be inconsistent with the intent of the policy. Consideration should be given to clarifying the description to facilitate proper implementation of the policy.
Part 2: As proposed, the density of the workforce housing allowance “will be guided by the
densities of surrounding Plan categories.” This language is quite general and poses implementation questions in cases where surrounding properties have different Plan categories with varying densities, as well as compatibility concerns where the densities represented by the existing zoning or development on surrounding properties is substantially less than what is allowed by their Plan categories. Consideration should be given to providing additional density criteria to both assist with implementation and address compatibility with existing development on surrounding properties.
CPA 12-18 This is a publicly initiated text amendment to the Future Land Use Element. The purpose of the amendment is to expressly delineate the areas where requests for the Residential Show Business (RSB) zoning overlay may be requested. As proposed, the areas will be limited to Gibsonton and Tropical Acres, with the latter being restricted to “light” show business uses as newly defined by the amendment. Development Services staff offers the following comments:
Minor text edits as shown on attachment. CPA 12-19 This is a publicly initiated map amendment to the Future Land Use Map. The purpose of the amendment is to change the Future Land Use designation from Natural Preservation (N) to Public/Quasi-Public (P/Q-P) for 57.92 acres at the northeast corner of I-75 and Big Bend Road to allow for development of a YMCA. The property in question was an “acquisition of convenience” with no preservation value that was purchased through the ELAPP program along with a much larger environmentally sensitive tract on the west side of I-75 known as the Golden Aster Scrub. Development Services staff offers the following comment:
The segment of Big Bend Road near the subject property presently operates at Level of Service “F.”
Our staff hopes you find these comments helpful. If you have any questions, please contact Tom Hiznay at (813) 307-4504. cc: Gene Boles, Director, Development Services Dept. Mike Williams, Interim Manager, Development Review Section, Development Services Dept. Tom Hiznay, Senior Planner, Development Services Dept.
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Residential Show Business
Policy 17.2: In order to accommodate the special needs of the seasonal show business residents, Hillsborough CoURty shall provide for the limited storage and attendant servicing of sho'N business equipment in some residential zoning districts. Compatibility ·with surrounding uses shall be ensured through adF.erence to the follovrir.g locational criteria:
A) Tf::t:e site coRstitutes iftfi-11 or a logical e)(teRsioR of an existing show busiRess use; alterRatively, it is mfill or an e)(teRsioR of an e)
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NOTE: One map is being prepared of both areas
Specifically, two districts are identified. The Gibsonton Community Plan area would be permitted show business "Heavy" uses, consistent with the standards for Show Business uses as outlined in the Land Development Code as of January 1, 2012 and will continue to provide for the storage, residential, and attendant servicing of show business equipment. The second area on the map would be permitted "Light" show business uses including limited storage of show business equipment on residential and agricultural properties and which will incorporate appropriate lot size and screening standards to mitigate impacts on surrounding properties. Within the "light" show business uses, more intense uses such as repair, 3€eesEH''HY dvoellht~ ttuits, etc. are not
permitted. GI~Vtf L\v\V\7 f"ecci\ i-\-ic::.r
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New rezoning re~ests to apply the show business overlay witbifl tfl:ese ge6~raphic ~s may occu~~'Hen all of the following criteria are met:
• The site is located within one of the identified show business grouping areas
above; and a~ 1 }. • The application of the overlay will be compatible with the surrounding area;~ lj' l;_~.l
request meets the locational criteria in the Land Development Code ensuring it is ~t. \I). either infill or an extension of existing show business uses. 'ftJ. \
The Plan does recognize the existence of properties legally zoned for show business uses and/or zoning overlay that are outside of these designated areas, as of DATE OF CPA Approval. These zonings do not create a precedent for the establishment of new show business uses.
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VIA EMAIL March 23, 2012
The Planning Commission Mr. Hassan Halabi [email protected] 601 E. Kennedy Blvd. 18th Floor Tampa, FL 33602 Subject: EPC Comments – 2012 Comprehensive Plan Amendments – 2nd Cycle Staff from the Environmental Protection Commission of Hillsborough County (EPC) has conducted a review of the subject 2012 Comprehensive Plan Amendments – 2nd Cycle and offers the following comments: CPA 12-14 No objection. Wetland impact approval for development of the subject parcel is not implied or vested by this “no objection” to the amendment. CPA 12-13, CPA 12-15, CPA 12-16, CPA 12-18, and CPA 12-19 No comments or objections. If you have any further questions, please contact me at 813-627-2600, extension 1299 or at [email protected]. Sincerely, Sean P. McGinnis, CHMM Environmental Specialist III Air Division, Enforcement and Analysis
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Hassan Halabi
From: Bridges, Chris Sent: Friday, March 16, 2012 10:32 AMTo: Hassan HalabiSubject: Comprehensive Plan Amendment Review
Hassan, Public Works has no comments at this time on the plan amendments. Regards, Chris Bridges, P.E. Hillsborough County Public Works Department Design and Engineering Support Section (DESS) 601 E. Kennedy Blvd., 22nd Floor Tampa, FL 33602 813 307 1848 813 272 6458 (fax)
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MEMORANDUM
DATE: March 19, 2012 TO: Hassan Halabi, Senior Planner FROM: Bud Whitehead, Transportation Section RE: CPA 12-13 – Future Land Use Element Map Change- Public/Quasi-Public Future Land Use Map Update Staff has reviewed the proposed update to the Future Land Use Element. The proposed revisions have no transportation impacts.
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Raymond O. Shelton School Administrative Center • 901 East Kennedy Blvd. • Tampa, FL 33602-3507 Phone: 813-272-4004 • FAX: 813-272-4002 • School District Main Office: 813-272-4000 P.O. Box 3408 • Tampa, FL 33601-3408 • Website: www.sdhc.k12.fl.us
Hillsborough County Public Schools Review Form
TO: Hassan Halabi, Senior Planner
FROM: David Borisenko, AICP Manager, Planning and Facilities Siting
DATE: March 21, 2012 RE: Application Number: Hillsborough County Plan Amendment CPA 12-13
Application Type: Text Amendment Public/Quasi-Public Future Land Use Map Update
The District has no comment
The District has no objections.
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The District has no objections, subject to listed or attached conditions
The District objects, based on the listed or attached issues. Hillsborough County Public Schools (HCPS) has no objection to updating the Future Land Use Map and converting public schools and School District Properties and facilities to Public/Quasi Public (P/Q-P) land use with the exception of the two parcels listed below: 1. Folio Number 1916.0110 located at Gunn Highway and Donna Lu Drive currently designated Residential 1 (R-1). 2. Folio Number 47934.110 located at on South 78th Street adjacent to and south of Progress Village Middle School currently designated Community Mixed Use 12 (CMU-12).
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