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Wellington Council Meeting April 10, 2012 Page 238 of 384 Wellington Comprehensive Plan – Transportation Element Update 2011 T-5 TRANSPORTATION ELEMENT CRALLS) that allow a lower level of service standard. Wellington shall encourage the Palm Beach County MPO and other appropriate agencies to provide funds to widen Southern Boulevard to the maximum possible cross section west of U.S. 441. If and when Palm Beach County shall change the proposed cross section of Forest Hill Boulevard between South Shore Boulevard and Wellington Trace North, then this policy shall be interpreted as requiring no more than a four-lane cross section for that segment. At all times, this comprehensive plan shall be interpreted as articulating the public policy preference of Wellington that Forest Hill Boulevard between South Shore Boulevard and Wellington Trace be a four-lane cross section rather than a six-lane cross section. This policy preference is articulated subject to the understanding that it cannot be implemented against the will of the governmental unit having jurisdiction. Policy 1.1.11 Wellington shall take such appropriate additional coordination steps as it deems practical and effective to encourage Palm Beach County to maintain the “Palm Beach County Comprehensive Plan 2025 Roadway Network” map and other relevant documents as they are currently configured with respect to Lake Worth Road which is shown not connecting to Southern Boulevard and/or to Seminal Pratt Whitney Road and/or to any other such road that would have the effect of introducing regional through traffic into the Wellington equestrian area. Appropriate steps might include political persuasion, providing funding for other road improvements inside or outside Wellington and applying for special classifications for other roads (such as CRALLS) that allow a lower level of service standard. Wellington shall take such additional appropriate steps as may be necessary to coordinate with the Florida Department of Community Affairs State Planning Agency with respect to Lake Worth Road by informing the Department that Wellington has undergone an extensive coordination effort with Palm Beach County with respect to Lake Worth Road. That effort resulted in official actions being taken in 1997 by Palm Beach County to amend its Comprehensive Plan to delete a previously shown connection of Lake Worth Road to Southern Boulevard. That coordination effort continues in the form of monitoring the actions of Palm Beach County with respect to Lake Worth Road, which is now not shown as connecting to Southern Boulevard on the “Palm Beach County Comprehensive Plan 2025 Roadway Network” map in effect as of the date of the enactment of this Policy 1.1.131 by Wellington. Wellington shall take appropriate additional coordination steps as it deems practical and effective to encourage Palm Beach County to change the “Palm Beach County Comprehensive Plan 2025 Roadway Network” map and other relevant documents so that South Shore Boulevard and Lake Worth Road are shown as a two-lane cross sections rather than a four-lane cross sections between Pierson Road and 120 th Street. Policy 1.1.12 Wellington shall coordinate with the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) and Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) plans to improve State Road 7 and State Road 80/Southern Boulevard. [9J-5.007 (3) (b) 3] Policy 1.1.13 Wellington shall utilize State Gas Tax funds for a repaving and reconstruction program and other transportation activities. Among the items which are specifically authorized and encouraged by this policy are the installation, repair and
Wellington Council Meeting April 10, 2012 Page 239 of 384 Wellington Comprehensive Plan – Transportation Element Update 2011 T-6 TRANSPORTATION ELEMENT replacement of: streets, roads, bridges, sidewalks, pedestrian ways, bicycle ways, equestrian trails, rights-of-way, street lighting, traffic signs, traffic signals, other traffic control devices, pavement markings, and public transportation facilities. This policy specifically authorizes debt service as well as current expenditures. The types of expenditures listed here are representative and the types enumerated are not meant to exclude any other expenditure which would otherwise be consistent with state law. PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE POLICIES Policy 1.1.14 Wellington shall install bicycle lanes if feasible when collector roadways are expanded. Policy 1.1.15 Wellington shall continue to maintain a detailed bicycle and pedestrian plan which links neighborhoods, schools and other community service centers in a safe and convenient manner. [9J-5.007 (3) (c) 5] Policy 1.1.16 Wellington shall prepare an overall bicycle and pedestrian circulation plan along specified collectors and arterial roads by January 2011, cooperate and/or coordinate to the extent feasible and shall cooperate and/or coordinate to the extent feasible with the implementation of the Palm Beach County Bicycle Transportation Master Plan. Policy 1.1.17 By June 2011, Wellington shall identify missing links needed to complete its bicycle and pedestrian circulation plan and shall also provide a general cost estimate for consideration of inclusion in the 5 Year Capital Improvements Program. Policy 1.1.18 Wellington shall continue to ensure new development contains sidewalks, pedestrian and bicycle related amenities as required by the Land Development Regulations. Policy 1.1.19 Wellington shall ensure new development contains linkages to surrounding development and amenities where needed and feasible. Policy 1.1.20 By 2014 Wellington shall complete an analysis to determine if additional improvements are required to facilitate safe and efficient pedestrian and bicycle traffic in the vicinity of the new municipal complex and adjacent recreational facilities. Policy 1.1.21 Wellington shall continue to coordinate with the MPO as a member of Bicycle/Greenway/Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BGPAC). EQUESTRIAN POLICIES Policy 1.1.22 Wellington shall implement its system of streets and roads in coordination with the system of equestrian trails and other equestrian facilities set forth in the Goals, Objectives and Policies of the Equestrian Element.
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