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Wellington Council Meeting April 10, 2012 Page 306 of 384 CONSERVATION ELEMENT adopted measures will be enforced through the Development Review and Engineering Permit Processes. Protection measures will continue to include habitat identification and preservation requirements and enforcement of water quality control standards through the development review process. Policy 1.4.1 Within one year of the effective date of this Plan, Wellington shall adopt a “preservation enforcement” ordinance which will include punitive measures where necessary to address the monitoring and preservation of the functions and values of wetlands/conservation areas as designated “Conservation” on the Future Land Use Map. Objective 1.5 Wellington shall continue to protect state and federally listed species which have been identified as endangered, threatened, of special concern, or rare, by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission, Florida Committee on Rare and Endangered Plants and Animals, or the Florida Department of Agriculture. Policy 1.5.1 Wellington will continue to require identification of protected plant and wildlife communities at the earliest stage of development review. Where any of these species are present, Wellington will continue to require the protection of these species through the development review process. Protection measures will continue to include habitat protection through preservation area requirements, wetlands protection, native upland habitat protection, mitigation techniques, and site design review to ensure that development does not adversely impact plant and wildlife communities which have been identified as endangered, threatened, of special concern, or rare. Objective 1.6 Wellington shall monitor future technological development in order to ensure Wellington remains informed of energy conservation and alternative energy technologies and is able to benefit from the maximum available incentives, rebates or grants. Policy 1.6.1 In compliance with Florida Statute Section 163.3177, municipal buildings constructed shall, at a minimum, be LEED certified or other green building rating systems, including Green Globes and the Florida Green Building Coalition standards. Policy 1.6.2 By December 31, 2010, Wellington shall explore development of incentives for the private construction of structures built to LEED certified or other green building rating systems, including Green Globes and the Florida Green Building Coalition standards. Objective 1.7 Wellington shall address Greenhouse Gas Reduction Strategies (GHG) as required by Paragraph (d) of subsection (6) of Section 163.3177, Florida Statutes, which requires that the Conservation Element Wellington Comprehensive Plan – Conservation Element Update 2011 CON - 7
Wellington Council Meeting April 10, 2012 Page 307 of 384 CONSERVATION ELEMENT address through factors affecting energy conservation and include “energy conservation” in the Future Land Use Map Series. Wellington’s GHG reduction strategies are contained within goals, objectives and policies throughout the Conservation Element and are intended to promote GHG reduction by: � Reducing water demand. � Reduction of the “heat island effect” which occurs when warm temperatures are experienced in urban areas compared to adjacent rural areas because of solar energy retention on constructed surfaces. � Recycling. � Reduction of vehicle miles traveled. � Increasing the tree canopy. � Educational initiatives. � Promoting energy conservation. Wellington’s Comprehensive Plan Map Series identifies areas where components of Wellington’s energy conservation strategies exist: � Land Use Element Map Series - contains future land use designation map, municipal facilities map, soil survey, wellhead protection area map and parks map, lakes and canal map. � Transportation Element Map Series - contains public transportation and transportation alternatives locational information. � Recreation and Open Space Element Map Series - contains municipal owned park map. � Equestrian Element Map- contains equestrian trail master plan. Policy 1.7.1 Wellington shall maintain its United States Environmental Protection Agency designation as a Wastewise Partner and promote reduction of municipal waste. Policy 1.7.2 Wellington shall maintain efforts to promote green initiatives and provide educational opportunities for residents and Wellington staff. Policy 1.7.3 Wellington shall provide educational opportunities to residents and business owners to support better energy efficient buildings, energy efficient appliances, waste recycling, use of building products from renewable resources, non-toxic building products and water efficient fixtures and landscapes by utilizing means such as Wellington’s website and media outlets, school outreach, participation in national programs and other efforts. Policy 1.7.4 Wellington employees utilizing Wellington vehicles and equipment shall strive to reduce emissions by practices including, but not limited Wellington Comprehensive Plan – Conservation Element Update 2011 CON - 8
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