REGULAR MEETING OF THE WELLINGTON VILLAGE COUNCIL

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Wellington Council Meeting April 10, 2012 Page 228 of 384 LAND USE ELEMENT (2) Assess the potential land-use designations and their potential impacts on the environment and public service delivery including the compatibility with existing and future State Road 80 and State Road 7. (3) Assess land use needs in the western communities in general, and Wellington in particular, with the objective of balancing land uses to reduce vehicular trip length and use of the regional transportation system. (4) Evaluate the existing and potential land use and levels of public services for adjacent and nearby land areas to ensure the efficient delivery of service and appropriate transitioning between differing land uses. (5) Generate a comparison/analysis of components of the study areas as a measurement of the feasibility of those areas for service extensions and the timing and attractiveness for annexation. (6) Delineate future annexation areas and strategies to achieve annexations and land uses that support economically feasible, effective growth management within Wellington. (7) Analyze transportation system needs, including provisions designed to mitigate potential impacts on SR80 and SR7 and develop funding alternatives. (8) Develop general guidelines for the creation of land development regulations that provide for compatible regulations along the entire corridor. At a minimum these guidelines shall address: landscaping, buffering, streetscaping, site development standards and access management. (9) Provides for coordination with Palm Beach County, The Village of Royal Palm Beach, the City of Greenacres, the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council and the State of Florida Department of Transportation. For purposes of this plan, Wellington defines coordination as an exchange of information between two or more units of government for the purpose of clarifying the intent, impact or nature of the proposed plan amendment. In those cases where objections or concerns remain following this exchange of information Wellington will participate in the IPARC dispute resolution process. Wellington will consider the results of the IPARC process as additional information prior to transmitting or adopting a plan amendment. Policy 1.8.1 Wellington shall consider the possible adoption of an Interlocal Service Boundary Agreement (ISBA). Wellington Comprehensive Plan – Land Use Element Housekeeping Update 2011 LU-30
Wellington Council Meeting April 10, 2012 Page 229 of 384 LAND USE ELEMENT (1) The potential participants in the ISBA include Palm Beach County, The Village of Royal Palm Beach, and the City of Greenacres. (2) The ISBA may review the provision of one or more services within and adjacent to Wellington: potable water, sanitary sewer, fire-rescue and police/public safety. (3) The ISBA may consider one or more areas for future annexation, subject to the requirements of the agreement and the annexation policies within the Comprehensive Plan. Policy 1.8.2 If unable to develop a multi-jurisdictional SR 7 Corridor Plan within one year of the effective date of this plan, Wellington shall consider preparation of a SR 7 Corridor Master Plan limited to Wellington municipal boundaries. SCHOOL SITING Objective 1.9 Wellington shall support and facilitate coordination of planning with the District for the location and development of public elementary and secondary education facilities in accordance with the PBC School District’s adopted Educational Plan Survey and Capital Improvement Plan and, to the degree possible, further the Goals, Objectives and Policies of Wellington’s Comprehensive Plan. Wellington has adopted Land Development Regulations to allow public school facilities in areas consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. Wellington has also coordinated with the School District on the location of public school facilities and other public facilities. Policy 1.9.1 The proposed public school facility shall be compatible with adjacent existing land uses. Policy 1.9.2 Public educational facilities of the School District shall be an allowable use within the following future land use categories: (1) Residential (2) Institutional (3) Commercial Policy 1.9.3 The location and construction of new public educational facilities or the expansion of an existing site, shall be allowed upon a determination by the local government that the proposed school development is consistent with the future land use categories as listed above. Policy 1.9.4 In accordance with the adopted Capital Improvement Plan(s) of the School District and the Capital Improvement, Intergovernmental Coordination, Education and Public School Facilities and other related elements of the adopted Wellington Comprehensive Plan – Land Use Element Housekeeping Update 2011 LU-31
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