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Wellington Council Meeting April 10, 2012 Page 154 of 384<br />

maximum of 79,480 square feet of retail furniture sales showroom/design center and a<br />

maximum of 17,400 square feet of related warehouse storage space to a proposed 1,200<br />

student private school for grades k–8 totaling 75,000 square feet and a 15,000 square feet<br />

day care center. The proposed change will decrease the approved total square footage by<br />

6,880 square feet. This request to change site specific conditions of approval will not<br />

change the property’s Future Land Use Map (FLUM) designation of Community<br />

Commercial but only the previously approved uses and designated square footages. The<br />

Wellington Future Land Use Map will only be amended to include an adopted date and<br />

ordinance number for the Wellington Charter School project.<br />

The original approved FLUM designation was subject to a condition that limited the<br />

use/square footages of the site and would require approval from Wellington Council if the<br />

use or square footage is changed. The approved FLUM designation (Community<br />

Commercial) remains consistent with the Comprehensive Plan as stated originally in the<br />

findings when Ordinance No. 2008-03 was originally approved. Staff has concluded this<br />

request is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and will have minimal traffic impact on<br />

the existing surrounding properties.<br />

Staff notes that ordinances approving FLUM designations would normally not include<br />

conditions that limit the use of the site; however the Planning Zoning and Adjustment<br />

Board (PZAB) requested the use limitations on this FLUM and the subsequent rezoning<br />

ordinances for Wellington Design Center in order to address concerns from residents of<br />

the surrounding neighborhoods and potential traffic to State Road 7/ US 441.<br />

The proposed principal access to the site will from a proposed E-1 canal crossing to State<br />

Road 7/ US 441 with a second access across the property to the south in accordance with<br />

the Transportation Element inter-connectivity Policy 1.1.19 between parcels along the<br />

State Road 7 corridor. A Drainage and Cross Access Easement Agreement (OR Book<br />

22406 / Pages 663 to 670) has already been executed between these adjacent parcels. A<br />

Master Plan Amendment will be required for this site to amend the previously approved<br />

uses, site design and designated square footages. A concurrency equivalency<br />

determination and more detailed review will also be required as part of the Master Plan<br />

Amendment process.<br />

The Palm Beach County (PBC) Traffic Division has reviewed and approved with conditions<br />

the traffic impact analysis submitted for the proposed change in use and square footages<br />

for this property. The Palm Beach County Traffic Division letter (Exhibit “C”) has their<br />

recommend conditions to mitigate site related impacts. The traffic impact analysis was also<br />

reviewed and accepted by Wellington’s Traffic Consultant for compliance with Traffic<br />

Performance Standards. The Traffic Consultant’s letter (Exhibit “D”) also has<br />

recommended conditions which staff has incorporated into the conditions of approval. The<br />

petitioner only analyzed the equivalent of 100,000 square feet of retail use and not the<br />

maximum intensity allowed for the Community Commercial Future Land Use Map<br />

designation. Wellington’s Traffic Consultant recommended condition of approval was<br />

amended from “The project shall be limited to no more than 100,000 square feet of retail<br />

use or uses with equivalent daily trip generation” to “The project shall be limited to a use or<br />

uses not to exceed a maximum equivalent daily trip generation of 100,000 square feet of<br />

retail” per the March 26, 2012 letter (Exhibit “D”).<br />

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