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City of Fort Lauderdale Uptown Urban Village Land Use Plan Amendment City of Fort Lauderdale Uptown Urban Village Land Use Plan Amendment Application for Amendment to the City of Fort Lauderdale and Broward County Land Use Plans January 2018 Prepared By: City of Fort Lauderdale Department of Sustainable Development Urban Design & Planning Division 700 NW 19th Avenue Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311 Department of Transportation & Mobility 290 NE 3rd Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 In Cooperation With: Envision Uptown, Inc. 6300 NE 1 Avenue, Suite 100 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334 Consultant Team: TY Lin International 500 W. Cypress Creek Road, Suite 330 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 i TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTENTS I. TRANSMITTAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................................ 1 II. APPLICANT INFORMATION ................................................................................................................... 2 III. AMENDMENT SITE DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................... 3 IV. EXISTING AND PROPOSED USES ........................................................................................................... 4 V. ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC FACILITIES AND SERVICES ................................................................................. 7 VI. ANALYSIS OF NATURAL AND HISTORIC RESOURCES ....................................................................... 30 VII. AFFORDABLE HOUSING ....................................................................................................................... 32 VIII. LAND USE COMPATIBILITY ................................................................................................................... 34 IX. HURRICANE EVACUATION ANALYSIS ................................................................................................ 34 X. REDEVELOPMENT ANALYSIS ............................................................................................................... 34 XI. INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION .......................................................................................... 35 XII. CONSISTENCY WITH GOPs OF THE COUNTY LAND USE PLAN ........................................................ 35 XIII. ADDITIONAL SUPPORT DOCUMENTS ................................................................................................. 38 TABLES TABLE 1 SUMMARY OF PUBLIC OUTREACH……………………………………………………………………2 TABLE 2 LAND USE ......................................................................................................................................... 4 TABLE 3 FLEXIBILTY DATA ............................................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.5 TABLE 4 DEVELOPMENT INTENSITY AND DENSITY ....................................................................................... 6 TABLE 5 DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE ANALYSIS ................................................................................... 7 TABLE 6 DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL ANALYSIS ........................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.7 TABLE 7 PROJECTED POTABLE WATER DEMAND AND CAPACITY ....... Error! Bookmark not defined.8 TABLES 8 AND 9 POTABLE WATER IMPACT …………………………………………………………………9 TABLE 10 SANITARY SEWER DEMAND AND CAPACITY ............................................................................ 10 TABLES 11 AND 12 SANITARY SEWER IMPACT .......................................................................................... 11 TABLE 13 SOLID WASTE DEMAND AND CAPACITY .................................................................................. 10 TABLE 14 SOLID WASTE IMPACT .................................................................................................................. 13 TABLE 15 ECREATION AND OPEN SPACE IMPACT ................................................................................... 11 TABLE 16 COMMUNITY PARK NEEDS .......................................................................................................... 14 TABLE 17 TRAFFIC ANALYSIS, EXISTING CONDITIONS, YEAR 2017 .......................................................... 18 TABLE 18 PROJECTED TRAFFIC VOLUME, SHORT TERM WITHOUT PROPOSED AMENDMENT………..19 TABLE 19 PROJECTED TRAFFIC VOLUME, SHORT TERM WITH PROPOSED AMENDMENT………………21 ii TABLES (CONTINUED) TABLE 20 PROJECTED TRAFFIC VOLUME, LONG TERM WITHOUT PROPOSED AMENDMENT…………22 TABLE 21 PROJECTED TRAFFIC VOLUME, LONG TERM WITH PROPOSED AMENDMENT………………23 TABLE 22 NET NEW DAILY TRIPS, SHORT TERM, YEAR 2022………………………………………………….24 TABLE 23 NET NEW DAILY TRIPS, SHORT TERM, YEAR 2044………………………………………………….24 TABLE 24 EXISTING BCT BUS ROUTE OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS……………………………………...28 TABLE 25 EXISTING CYPRESS CREEK (CC) COMMUTER BUS OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS………...28 TABLE 26 EXISTING CYPRESS CREEK (CC) COMMUTER BUS OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS………...29 EXHIBITS SKETCH AND LEGAL DESCRIPTION A LOCATION MAP B PROJECT AREA AND SUBAREA MAP C PROPOSED CITY TEXT D PROPOSED COUNTY TEXT E APPENDIX CITY MANAGER LETTER I LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY AGENDA AND MEETING MINUTES II CITY COMMISSION AGENDA AND MEETING MINUTES III PROPERTY OWNER LIST IV POTABLE WATER CORRESPONDENCE V SANITARY SEWER CORRESPONDENCE VI SOLID WASTE CORRESPONDENCE VII DRAINAGE CORRESPONDENCE VIII PARKS AND RECREATION TABLE IX MASS TRANSIT CORRESPONDENCE X SCHOOL BOARD APPLICATION XI FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY AFFORDABLE HOUSING STUDY, CITY AFFORDABLE XII HOUSING POLICY, AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNIFIED FLEX STRATEGY PRESENTATION URBAN LAND INSTITUTE TECHNICAL ADVISORY REPORT AND CYPRESS CREEK MOBILITY HUB XIII MARKET AND ECONOMIC ANALYSIS iii UPTOWN URBAN VILLAGE LAND USE PLAN AMENDMENT 1. TRANSMITTAL INFORMATION A. Letter of transmittal from municipal mayor or manager documenting that the local government took action by motion, resolution or ordinance to transmit a proposed amendment to the Broward County Land Use Plan. Please attach a copy of the referenced motion, resolution or ordinance. The local government’s action to transmit must include a recommendation of approval, denial or modification regarding the proposed amendment to the Broward County Land Use Plan. See Appendix I for the letter of transmittal, signed by the City Manager. B. Name, title, address, telephone, facsimile number and email of the local government contact. City of Fort Lauderdale Department of Sustainable Development 700 NW 19th Avenue Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311 Contact: Anthony Fajardo, Director, Department of Sustainable Development Phone: 954-828-5984 Email: [email protected] C. Summary minutes from the local planning agency and local government public hearings on the transmittal of the Broward County Land Use Plan amendment. See Appendix II for Local Planning Agency (Planning and Zoning Board) meeting minutes and Appendix III for City Commission meeting minutes. D. Description of public notification procedures followed for the amendment by the local government, including notices to surrounding property owners, advertisements in local publications, signage at proposed site, etc. Per Chapter 163, F.S. and Section 47-27, City of Fort Lauderdale Unified Land Development Regulations (ULDR), the LUPA will follow public notification procedures. This includes: Newspaper Advertisements Public Notification of Meeting Agendas Mailings In addition, the City has been cvarious public participation outreach efforts. These efforts include public meetings, website content, public notices, and newspaper advertisement. The City has conducted, to date, a total of five meetings with interested parties and one public open house meeting at the start of the project. Table 1 outlines the meeting details. Page 1 UPTOWN URBAN VILLAGE LAND USE PLAN AMENDMENT TABLE 1 SUMMARY OF PUBLIC OUTREACH NUMBER OF DATE MEETING TYPE ATTENDEES GROUP ATTENDEES August 25, 2016 Project Start 4 Envision Representatives September 16, Envision Representatives, Interested 2016 Status Meeting 8 Parties December 9, Envision Representatives, Interested 2016 Public Open House 44 Parties, General Public May 25, 2017 Status Meeting 4 Envision Representatives June 14, 2017 Status Meeting 9 Envision Representatives October 11, 2017 Status Meeting 4 Envision Representatives Source: City of Fort Lauderdale, Urban Design and Planning E. Whether the amendment is one of the following: *Development of Regional Impact *Small scale development activity (per Florida Statutes) *Emergency (please describe on separate page) The amendment is none of the above. 2. APPLICANT INFORMATION A. Name, title, address, telephone, facsimile number and email of the applicant. City of Fort Lauderdale Department of Sustainable Development 700 NW 19th Avenue Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311 Contact: Anthony Fajardo, Director, Department of Sustainable Development Phone: 954-828-5984 Email: [email protected] Envision Uptown, Inc. (co-applicant) 6300 NE 1 Avenue, Suite 100 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334 Contact: Cary Goldberg, Agent Phone: 954-776-1005 Email: [email protected] B. Name, title, address, telephone, facsimile number and email of the agent. City of Fort Lauderdale Department of Sustainable Development 700 NW 19th Avenue Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311 Contact: Jim Hetzel, Principal Planner, Department of Sustainable Development Phone: 954-828-5019 Page 2 UPTOWN URBAN VILLAGE LAND USE PLAN AMENDMENT Email: [email protected] C. Name, title, address, telephone, facsimile number and email of the property owner. The amendment area contains multiple owners.
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