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Wellington Council Meeting April 10, 2012 Page 208 of 384 LAND USE ELEMENT facilities, research and development, general offices, accessory retail and hotels, with an approved, integrated Master Plan. Maximum building coverage 25%. Maximum FAR 0.40. Policy 1.3.1415 Commercial Recreation -- Properties designated Commercial Recreation support commercial uses which are recreational in nature and are compatible with residential and rural development patterns. Uses such as equestrian arenas, stadiums and show rings, golf courses, clubhouses, tennis houses, pools and other private recreational facilities are consistent with this designation. There are also a variety of quasi-commercial uses such as veterinary clinics, feed stores, tack shops and commercial stables scattered throughout the Equestrian Preservation Area of Wellington that are ancillary to the equestrian community and will be permitted in the Commercial Recreation Land Use Plan Sub-category. Commercial Recreation properties shall retain a Category B underlying Land Use Plan designation. Maximum building coverage 10%. Maximum FAR 0.10. Policy 1.3.1516 Regional Commercial/Large Scale Mixed Use (LSMU) -- Properties designated Regional Commercial are generally larger than 60 acres in size and are intended to service a regional market. Maximum coverage shall be determined by the ordinance adopting the development order. In no case shall the maximum building coverage exceed 30% and the FAR 0.40. Policy 1.3.1617 Regional Commercial/Large Scale Mixed Use (LSMU) All LSMUs shall further the objectives of balancing land uses within Wellington, be justified by a professionally prepared market analysis and no less than 50% of the total land are shall be dedicated to establishing an employment generating non-retail land use and average residential densities shall not exceed six dwelling units per acre. Until such time as Wellington adopts it’s Land Development Regulations, the provisions contained in Section IV. A. 4 shall apply to all requests for designation as LSMU. These regulations shall be adopted and implemented consistent with the requirements of Chapter 163, F.S. and Rule 9J-5, F.A.C. NON-RESIDENTIAL USE AND INTENSITY MEASURES Wellington has adopted regulations that are consistent with the following: Policy 1.3.1718 Special Agriculture -- Some agricultural uses and intensities will not be permitted as a right within the Category A Land Use Plan Category. The Special Agriculture designation is designed primarily as a transitional classification and is utilized for the more intensive agricultural uses and related services and for limited commercial activities that provide a convenience to the community. Maximum building coverage 10%. Maximum FAR 0.10. Policy 1.3.1819 Conservation -- Properties designated as Conservation are intended to protect natural functions of environmentally sensitive land. The uses permitted within Wellington Comprehensive Plan – Land Use Element Housekeeping Update 2011 LU-10
Wellington Council Meeting April 10, 2012 Page 209 of 384 LAND USE ELEMENT the Conservation category include wildlife management, passive recreation and environmental restoration/preservation. Maximum building coverage 5%. Maximum FAR 0.05. Policy 1.3.1920 Institutional/Public Facilities/Utility -- The Institutional, Public Facilities and Utility category permits a full range of regional and community uses such as educational, child and adult care facilities, medical and accessory offices, governmental, religious, cemetery, civic, cultural, communications, public works, utility (public and private) parks and recreation and related uses including caretaker’s quarters. Large scale intense uses in this category shall be located in a manner to minimize negative impacts to surrounding residential properties. Maximum building coverage 25%. Maximum FAR 0.35. Policy 1.3.2021 Parks and Recreation -- Properties designated Park may support active and passive parks and recreation facilities and educational, cultural facilities. Maximum building coverage 25%. Maximum FAR 0.35. Policy 1.3.2122 Roads -- There are four types of roads in Wellington: 1) arterial roads, 2) collector roads, 3) rural collector roads and 4) local roads. Arterial, collector and rural collector roads have been reflected on the Future Land Use Map as Major Roads. INDUSTRIAL USE AND INTENSITY MEASURES Wellington has adopted regulations that are consistent with the following: Policy 1.3.2223 Light Industrial and Research Park -- This category generally includes uses such as light manufacturing, processing, fabrication or storage of nonobjectionable products not likely to cause undesirable effects upon nearby areas. These uses shall not cause or result in dissemination of dust, smoke, fumes, odor, noise, vibration or excessive light beyond the boundaries of the lot on which the use is conducted nor shall these uses create any danger or disturbance to the surrounding area. Wholesaling uses are also permitted as well as retail uses requiring large areas for product storage and display and having trip generation characteristics similar to other light industrial uses. Maximum building coverage shall not exceed 45%. Maximum FAR 0.45. Policy 1.3.2324 Medium to Heavy Industry -- This subcategory generally includes uses such as heavy manufacturing, transportation and wholesale trade, construction, and agricultural uses which may create a disturbance to the surrounding area. Maximum building coverage shall not exceed 45%. Maximum FAR. 45. Policy 1.3.2425. Mixed Use -- The Mixed Use designation is designed for new development or redevelopment of existing sites which and is characterized by a variety of integrated land use types. The intent of the district is to provide for a mixture of uses Wellington Comprehensive Plan – Land Use Element Housekeeping Update 2011 LU-11
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