§ 68.103. Where These Standards Apply.  


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  • Consistent with GMP Policy 4.1.9, the Southeast Orlando Sector Plan allows the use of Conventional LDC (Chapters 58—67) standards under certain conditions. However, property anywhere within the Southeast Plan area is encouraged to develop in accordance with Traditional Design planning principles and the incentives associated with such planning principles as a matter of right. Figure 68-A summarizes where Conventional LDC and Traditional Design standards shall apply by future land use designation. The remainder of this Chapter assumes that the property owner/developer has chosen, or is otherwise required, to develop consistent with the Southeast Orlando Sector Plan, the Southeast Orlando Sector Plan-Master Plan, and applicable Traditional Design standards.

    Figure 68-A
    Southeast Orlando Sector Plan

    Traditional Design Thresholds by Future Land Use Designation

    FLU Designation Traditional Design Required Conventional LDC Allowed
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    Airport Support District High Intensity (ASD-2) • Optional; Encouraged • All Development
    Airport Support District Medium Intensity (ASD-1) • Retail uses equal to or greater than 0.25 FAR • Retail uses less than 0.25 FAR
    • Office, hotel & industrial equal to or greater than 0.5 FAR • Office, hotel & industrial less than 0.5 FAR
    • All Single Family • Multi-family equal to or less than 12 du/gross acre
    • Multi-family greater than 12 du/gross acre
    Town Center/Urban Transit Center • All development • NA
    Village Center/Urban Transit Center • All development • NA
    Village Center • Non-residential development equal to or greater than 0.4 FAR • Non-residential development less than 0.4 FAR
    Residential development equal to or greater than 25 du/gross acre • Residential development less than 25 du/gross acre
    Neighborhood Center • All development • NA
    Residential Center • All Development • NA
    Residential Neighborhood • Within 2,000 feet of the Narcoossee Road ROW & north of the Central Florida Greeneway & where development is equal to or greater than an average density of 5 du/gross acre • Within 2,000 feet of the Narcoossee Road ROW & north of the Central Florida Greeneway & where development is less than an average density of 5 du/gross acre
    • Greater than 2,000 feet from the Narcoossee Road ROW & north of the Central Florida Greeneway & where development is equal to or greater than 3 du/gross acre • Greater than 2,000 feet from the Narcoossee Road ROW & north of the Central Florida Greeneway & where development is less than 3 du/gross acre
    • South of the Central Florida Greeneway where development is equal to or greater than an average density of 3 du/gross acre • South of the Central Florida Greeneway where development is less than an average density of 3 du/gross acre
    Public/Recreational/Institutional • Siting and Design of all Physical Structures • Landscaping

     

    Note: Gross residential density shall be determined by dividing the number of dwelling units by the total area of the building site or development site, minus retained wetlands, water bodies and road right-of-way providing access to the development site, but not road right-of-way internal to the development site.

(Ord. of 5-10-1999, § 10, Doc. #32070)