CITY OF ORLANDO
COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM

Items Types:
Hearings/Ordinances/2nd Read 		For Meeting of:
January 26, 2015
District: 1 From:
Contract ID: Document Number:
Exhibits: Yes On File (City Clerk) : Yes Draft Only: No
Grant Received by City?: No
Subject:
Ordinance No. 2014-73 Designating Certain Land Generally Located To The Northeast And Southeast Of the Intersection Of Conway Rd. And Judge Rd., And To The Northwest Of Lake Mare Prairie, And Comprised Of 135.7 Acres Of Land, More Or Less, As Planned Development District With The Aircraft Noise And Conway Road Special Plan Overlay Districts, In Part, And As Planned Development District With the Aircraft Noise Overlay District, In Part, On The City’s Official Zoning Maps; Providing Special Land Development Regulations Of The Judge Meadow Planned Development District (Judge Meadow) (Economic Development, ZON2014-00023)
Summary:

The attached ordinance will expand the existing Judge Meadow PD across 135.7 acres generally located northeast and southeast of the Intersection of Conway Rd. and Judge Rd., and to the northwest of Lake Mare Prairie.

This PD will be subject to the standards of the AC-1/AN/SP, I-P/AN/SP, C/AN and I-P/AN zoning districts, depending on which Future Land Use map designation applies to the relevant portion of the Property.  In addition to the uses allowed per the AC-1 and I-P underlying zonings, hotel/motel and eating and drinking uses are permitted.  Prohibited uses include those of the Conway Special Plan, adult entertainment facilities, shooting ranges, intensive retail, major vehicle services and/or vertiports.

Previous actions regarding this application are as follows:

·         1999– City Council approved annexation of Judge Meadow property (Doc. #32072) and GMP amendment assigning FLU designations of  Community Activity Center, Office Medium Intensity and Conservation (Case 98-210; Doc. #32072)

·         2000– Adoption of Subarea Policy S.31.1, which requires a detailed traffic study for development exceeding a trip generation of 12,862 adjusted daily trips (GMP1999-00229; Doc. #32906)

·         2000– City Council approved an ordinance assigning the following zoning designation: AC-1/AN, O-2/AN and C/AN (ZON2000-0001; Doc. #33006)

·         2003– MPB recommended approval of a rezoning from AC-1/AN, O-2/AN and C/AN to PD/AN, AC-1/AN, I-P/AN and C/AN. The requested included a corresponding GMP amendment (GMP2003-00020 and ZON2003-00018)

·         2005– Adoption of the Conway Road Special Plan overlay which prohibits certain uses (Doc. #050307904), and adoption of PD rezoning (Doc. #050627904).

·         Oct. 2014- MPB recommended approval of the subject Planned Development (PD) amendment to the Judge Meadows PD to expand its boundaries as well as Master Plan approval for phase 1 of the PD for ±298,074 sq. ft. of industrial flex space (ZON2014-00019 and MPL2014-00031).  Concurrently approved was a Growth Management Plan amendment to amend 4.58 acres from Community Activity Center to Industrial FLU designation and 5.3 acres from Industrial to Community Activity Center FLU designation (GMP2014-00030).

·         Jan. 12, 2015- Council approved subject ordinance and associated GMP amendment on first reading.
Fiscal & Efficiency Data: N/A
Recommended Action:
Adopt the attached ordinance number 2014-73 and authorize the Mayor and the City Clerk or Mayor Pro Tempore and City Clerk to execute on behalf of the City upon final review and approval by the City Attorney.
Agenda Item attachment(s) on file in the City Clerks Office.
Note: All agenda items must be in the City Clerk's office by Noon Friday, six(6) business days prior to the regular Monday City Council meeting.
Contact: Michaelle Petion
Approved By:

Department Date and Time
Budget Outside Routing Approval 1/14/2015 5:49 PM
City Clerk 1/15/2015 8:26 AM
ATTACHMENTS:
Name: Description: Type:
Judge_Meadow_PD_Ordinance_final.pdf Ordinance Ordinance
legal.pdf exhibit A Backup Material
ZON2014-00023.jpg exhibit B Backup Material
development_plan.pdf exhibit C Backup Material
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