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Wellington Council Meeting April 10, 2012 Page 300 of 384 CONSERVATION ELEMENT CONSERVATION ELEMENT GOALS, OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES GOAL 1.0 Wellington shall protect and preserve the functions and values of its natural resources for the benefit and enjoyment of existing and future residents of and visitors to Wellington. Objective 1.1 Wellington shall continue to meet or exceed the air quality standards established by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and enforced by the Palm Beach County Public Health Unit. Wellington continues to comply with or exceed the air quality standards adopted by the County and the State, and shall continue to do so. Policy 1.1.1 Wellington shall continue to ensure, through its development review process that development orders are issued only where measures will be implemented to ensure air pollution does not exceed established state or county standards. Policy 1.1.2 Through its development review process, Wellington shall continue to ensure that development orders are not approved unless transportation concurrency requirements are met and transportation facilities continue to operate at adopted levels of service as identified in the Transportation Element of this Plan, so as to minimize air impacts from vehicular traffic. Policy 1.1.3 Wellington shall encourage and support developments which promote use of transportation alternatives to the single-occupant vehicle, such as through mass transit, carpooling, ride-sharing, or use of alternatively fueled commercial vehicles. (The Development Review Committee (DRC) process of site plan, master plan and subdivision plan review shall be used to achieve this policy.) Policy 1.1.4 Wellington shall promote a roadway design criterion that facilitates safe and efficient traffic flow in order to minimize non-point sources of air pollution. These design criteria shall continue to be enforced per current design standards and shall be revised as necessary to minimize non-point sources of air-pollution through incorporation of design criteria into the Land Development Regulations to be adopted within one year from the effective date of this Comprehensive Plan. These design criteria may include signalization standards, access standards, turn lane requirements and other such standards designed to improve roadway levels-of-service. These regulations shall be adopted and implemented consistent with the requirements of Chapter 163, F. S., and Rule 9J-5, F.A.C. Wellington Comprehensive Plan – Conservation Element Update 2011 CON - 1
Wellington Council Meeting April 10, 2012 Page 301 of 384 CONSERVATION ELEMENT Policy 1.1.5 Through incorporation of requirements in a Land Development Regulations within one year from the effective date of this Comprehensive Plan. Wellington shall require significant vegetative buffer zones along trafficways so as to filter sources of air pollution. These regulations shall be adopted and implemented consistent with the requirements of Chapter 163, F. S., and Rule 9J-5, F.A.C. Objective 1.2 Water resources, including the functions and values of groundwaters, wetlands, floodplains and surface waters, shall be protected and conserved through the Development Review Committee process in accordance with established levels as defined by state, regional, county and local standards. The Development Review Committee, consisting of Wellington staff and Wellington consultants, shall continue to ensure that water and resources are protected and conserved as part of the site planning process. Policy 1.2.1 All goals, objectives and policies contained within Wellington’s Comprehensive Plan shall be consistent with Wellington’s 10-year Water Supply Facilities Work Plan (Work Plan). The Work Plan is included as a part of the Comprehensive Plan as a sub-element of the Infrastructure Element. The Work Plan identifies specific conservation and reuse strategies, plans, programs for Wellington. . Policy 1.2.2 Wellington shall continue to ensure, through its development review process, that property owners are notified of all nationally and locally adopted wetland regulations and the concept of “no net loss of wetlands” and with preservation of the natural functions of wetlands. Additionally, incompatible land uses such as those with a negative impact on wetlands, shall continue to be directed away from or significantly buffered from wetlands through enforcement of existing provisions of the Land Development Regulations. Policy 1.2.3 Wellington shall continue to ensure, through its development review process, that development orders are approved in floodplain areas only in accordance with established State Building Codes and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) standards. Policy 1.2.4 The South Florida Water Management District (S.F.W.M.D.) permit requirements shall continue to be enforced for all land development including: minimum road crown elevations, parking lot design, first floor requirements and water quality and quantity requirements. Policy 1.2.5 Excessive consumption of potable water shall continue to be discouraged through promotion and implementation of Wellington’s Water Conservation Initiative and such water saving techniques as requiring ultra-low volume plumbing fixtures, Xeriscaping, and lawn irrigation restrictions in a manner consistent with the Water Supply Facilities 10 Year Work Plan (Work Wellington Comprehensive Plan – Conservation Element Update 2011 CON - 2
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