ORANGE COUNTY AT A GLANCE

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1 ORANGE COUNTY AT A GLANCE Urban Land Institute Technical Advisory Panel Alberto Vargas, MArch Planning Division, Manager ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING DIVISION image credit: Google Earth April 23, 2014

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3 Urban Service Area Boundary 3

4 Urban Service Area Rural Service Area 4

5 Rural Settlements 5

6 Growth Center 6

7 Horizon West Innovation Way 8

8 Incorporated Area 9

9 Environmental Protection Wekiva North Lake Apopka Econlockhatchee Protection Areas 10

10 Wekiva Parkway At A Glance US 441 Corridor Study UCF SR 50 AA DWTN Orlando SunRail Horizon West OIA Connector OCCC OIA Medical City Innovation Way 17

11 Zoning

12 Current Land Development Code ONE SIZE FITS ALL approach Not Flexible o Discourages infill and redevelopment o o Requires many variances and waivers Reinforces suburban development patterns

13 Streamlining and Sustainability

14 Market Areas Area 1: Northwest Unincorporated Orange County Urban Service Area Rural Service Area Rural Settlement Horizon West Boundary Innovation Way Overlay Area Growth Center Incorporated Area Area 2: Southwest Area 3: Core Area 5: East Area 4: South Area 6: Rural East

15 Sustainable Land Development Code More Predictable Integrated built form that addresses the relationship between buildings and the public realm Better suited for removing barriers, creating incentives, and providing mechanisms for countywide sustainable development and smart growth Graphical, calibrated

16 Transect Based Planning The rural-to-urban transect is a conceptual development framework for describing the regional elements from rural image credit: Topografis PC T T to the most densely urban. It is T a powerful tool for identifying and establishing appropriate relationships T amongst dissimilar physical and environmental factors. T T T T T1 Rural Preserve T2 Rural Reserve T3 Neighborhood General T4 Neighborhood Edge T5 Neighborhood Core T6 Urban Core T7 Special District 23 1 Mi

17 Rural Service Area Prior to 2009, development options in RSA: Annexations USA Expansion/ Sector Plans Growth Centers/ Expansions Rural Settlements/ Expansions Downtown Tangerine, FL

18 History of Rural Settlements Policy FLU No new Rural Settlements or expansions to the existing Rural Settlement boundaries shall occur Next Evaluation and Appraisal Report

19 Conservation Communities Policy FLU Orange County shall evaluate the Conservation Subdivision as a development tool for Rural Settlements within the Rural Service Area Sustainability Plan Recommendation to consider Conservation Communities

20 ULI TAP Conservation Communities The focus of this TAP will be the evaluation of proposed Conservation Communities within the Rural Service Area.

21 Rural Service Area minus Public Lands Area 1: Northwest Market Area Rural Service Area Acreage minus Public Lands 1 Northwest 11,221 2 Southwest 6,005 3 Core 0 4 South 14,651 5 East Rural East 98,270 Total 130,332 Acres Area 2: Southwest Area 3: Core Area 5: East Area 4: South Area 6: Rural East Parcels with DOR Code (a land use code assigned by the Orange County Property Appraiser for public lands) removed from Rural Service Area to estimate rural service area acreage.

22 Lake Apopka North Shore Restoration Area Winter Oakland Garden Apopka Ocoee Wekiva Protection Area Area 1: Northwest Small town Orange County Economic Drivers History Eco-tourism: Lake Apopka North Shore Restoration Area, LANSET Plan, Wekiva SR 429 corridor & the Tri-City Partnership Tangerine Zellwood - Clarcona Lake Apopka farms Indoor foliage Transportation Wekiva Parkway SR 50, SR 429, US 441 Environmental Lake Apopka Wekiva Land Use Patterns Small towns & old land use patterns Rural settlements Large scale industrial Rural Service Area: 11,221 acres Development Potential Low Mod High 30

23 Oakland Winter Garden Ocoee Area 2: Southwest Something for Everyone Economic Drivers Windermere Orlando Tourism Convention Center Horizon West Bay Lake Lake Buena Vista Shingle Creek Hunters Creek History Citrus rural Small town - Windermere Defense Lockheed Martin Disney, Sea World Transportation SR 429 OIA Connector Turnpike Environmental Shingle Creek Butler chain of lakes Land Use Patterns Rural Service Area: 6,005 acres Development Potential Low Mod High Large, master-planned communities Excluded industrial uses to east of boundary 31

24 Area 4: South Edgewood Belle Isle Orlando International Airport Orlando Medical City at Lake Nona Innovation Way Overlay Area Rural Service Area: 14,651 acres Development Potential Low Mod High Gateway to Orange County Economic Drivers History Orlando International Airport Biotech Industry Warehousing & Freight Rural settlements Air Force Ranching Transportation Orlando International Airport SunRail OIA Connector All Aboard Florida Osceola Parkway Environmental Lake Whippoorwill and Lake Mary Jane Boggy Creek preservation Land Use Patterns Airport support districts Freight villages Rural to urban transition areas Greenfield (Innovation Way) 32

25 Orlando Full Sail University Barry University Valencia College University of Central Florida Research Park Florida Technical College Area 5: East Live and Learn Economic Drivers Education and training Research Defense High tech History Florida Technical University/UCF Research park Road extensions Transportation SR 50 Cady Way Little Econ Greenway Environmental Little Econ Wetlands Land Use Patterns Suburban residential and related retail Education Rural Service Area: 185 acres Development Potential Low Mod High 33

26 Area 6: Rural East Orange County s Environmental Refuge Economic Drivers Agriculture Plant nurseries History Fort Christmas Wedgefield, Space Coast Bithlo Transportation SR 50 All Aboard Florida SR 528 Environmental Preservation Econ River St. Johns River Land Use Patterns Rural settlements Large land holding Wedgefield Rural Service Area: 98,270 acres Development Potential Low Mod High 34

27 Considerations Compatibility and Context Sensitivity Provision of Infrastructure and Services Goal of infill and redevelopment within the USA Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Market Demand Proximity to other jurisdictions

28 Questions Location? Size? Policies? Uses? Design?

29 ORANGE COUNTY AT A GLANCE Urban Land Institute Technical Advisory Panel Alberto Vargas, MArch Planning Division, Manager ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING DIVISION image credit: Google Earth April 23, 2014