1. Alachua County Plat Review Process September 23, 2008

2. Plat Matters: Quasi-Judicial Items SUMMARY ITEMS NEW BUSINESS

3. Lana’s Place Subdivision (formerly Emya’s Place) Lana’s Place Subdivision (formerly Emya’s Place) Containing 16 lots on 5.0 acres Containing 16 lots on 5.0 acres Section 11, Township 10S, Range 20E Section 11, Township 10S, Range 20E Tax Parcel Nos. 16134-052-000, & 16134-051-000 Tax Parcel Nos. 16134-052-000, & 16134-051-000 2100 Block of SE 27 th Street 2100 Block of SE 27 th Street Eng, Denman, and Associates Inc. - Agent Eng, Denman, and Associates Inc. - Agent DRC Recommendation (August 7, 2008): DRC Recommendation (August 7, 2008): Approve the final plat

4. Section 11, Township 10S, Range 20E

5. Location

6. Aerial

7. Development Plan

8. Plat

9. Open Space Plan

10. Lana’s Place Subdivision (formerly Emya’s Place) The proposed plat meets the density requirements of the Comprehensive Plan’s Future Land Use Element designation of low density residential with a density of 3.17 dwelling units per acre. The proposed plat meets the density requirements of the Comprehensive Plan’s Future Land Use Element designation of low density residential with a density of 3.17 dwelling units per acre. Future Land Use: Future Land Use: Low Density Residential (1 to 4 dwelling units /acre ) Low Density Residential (1 to 4 dwelling units /acre ) Zoning: Zoning: “R-1a” (Single Family Residential) “R-1a” (Single Family Residential)

11. Recommend Approval of the Plat for Lana’s Place Subdivision (formerly Emya’s Place) DRC recommends approval of the summary item DRC recommends approval of the summary item Plat found to be consistent with policies of the Comprehensive Plan Plat found to be consistent with policies of the Comprehensive Plan Plat found to be in compliance with provisions of the Unified Land Development Code Plat found to be in compliance with provisions of the Unified Land Development Code

12. Lexington Place Single Family Subdivision Lexington Place Single Family Subdivision The plat was previously approved by the Board of County Commissioners on July 10, 2007. The plat was previously approved by the Board of County Commissioners on July 10, 2007. The applicant did not record the approved plat within the one year time frame and has resubmitted for approval. The applicant did not record the approved plat within the one year time frame and has resubmitted for approval.

13. Lexington Place Single Family Subdivision Lexington Place Single Family Subdivision Containing 17 lots on 8.0 acres Containing 17 lots on 8.0 acres Section 27, Township 09S, Range 19E Section 27, Township 09S, Range 19E Tax Parcel No. 06118-002-000 Tax Parcel No. 06118-002-000 3631 NW 49 th Terrace 3631 NW 49 th Terrace O. Charles Swallows, Jr. P.E. - Agent O. Charles Swallows, Jr. P.E. - Agent DRC Recommendation (August 7, 2008): DRC Recommendation (August 7, 2008): Approve the final plat

14. Section 27, Township 09S, Range 19E

15. Location

16. Aerial

18. Development Plan

19. Previously Approved Plat

20. Plat

22. Lexington Place Single Family Subdivision The proposed plat meets the density requirements of the Comprehensive Plan’s Future Land Use Element designation of low density residential with a density of 1.99 dwelling units per acre. The proposed plat meets the density requirements of the Comprehensive Plan’s Future Land Use Element designation of low density residential with a density of 1.99 dwelling units per acre. Future Land Use: Future Land Use: Low Density Residential (1 to 4 dwelling units /acre ) Low Density Residential (1 to 4 dwelling units /acre ) Zoning: Zoning: “RE-1” Single Family Res.(1 to 2 dwelling units /acre) “RE-1” Single Family Res.(1 to 2 dwelling units /acre)

23. Recommend Approval of the Plat for Lexington Place Single Family Subdivision DRC recommends approval of the summary item DRC recommends approval of the summary item Plat found to be consistent with policies of the Comprehensive Plan Plat found to be consistent with policies of the Comprehensive Plan Plat found to be in compliance with provisions of the Unified Land Development Code Plat found to be in compliance with provisions of the Unified Land Development Code

24. That Completes the Staff Presentation & Comments Questions?