Highland City Refuge Church CPA /- acres Applicant Initiated Small Scale. Residential Low (RLX) to Institutional (INSTX) in US Highway 98 SAP

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1 Highland City Refuge Church CPA /- acres Applicant Initiated Small Scale Residential Low (RLX) to Institutional (INSTX) in US Highway 98 SAP

2 Location Map The subject property is located northeast corner of 10 th street SE and Central Avenue SE, approximately 1600 feet west of US Highway 98 South, in Highland City. in Section 14, Township 29 and Range 24.

3 Current Future Land Use: Residential Low (RLX) Proposed Future Land Use: Institutional (INSTX)

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10 FLU PERMITTED (BY RIGHT) CONDITIONAL USE LEVEL 1 OR 2 REVIEW (STAFF REVIEW ONLY) CONDITIONAL USE LEVEL 3 REVIEW (1 PUBLIC HEARING REQUIRED) CONDITIONAL USE LEVEL 4 REVIEW (2 PUBLIC HEARINGS REQUIRED) RLX Single Family Detached Home and Subdivision, Utilities I Family Farm, Family Homestead, Small Group Home (less than 6 residents), Large Group Home (7-14 residents), Mobile Homes (Individual), Residential Infill, Duplex (Two Family Attached), Small Bed and Breakfast, Emergency Shelter (6 or less residents), Medium Emergency Shelter (7-14 residents), Golf Course, Recreation Passive, Recreation Low- Intensity, Schools (Elementary/Middle) Utilities II Fly-in Communities, Group Living Facility (15 or more residents), Seasonal Farm Worker Housing, Mobile Home Parks and Subdivisions, Multifamily, Planned Development, Residentially Based Mixed Use Development, Adult Day Care (7 or more clients), Childcare Center, Community Center, Cultural Facility, Emergency Shelter (15 or more residents), Government Facility, Helistops, Mining Non-Phosphate, Recreation (High Intensity), Recreation Vehicle Oriented, Religious Institution, Schools (/High), School Leisure/Special, Transitional Area Development, Utilities III INSTX Childcare Center, Government Facilities, Institutional Campgrounds, Lodges and Retreats, Schools (Elementary/Middle), School, Leisure/ Special Interest, Utilities, Class I and Utilities, Class II Group Home Large (7 to 14 residents), Group Living Facility (15 or more residents), Adult Daycare, (7 or more Clients), Cemetery, Clinic & Medical Offices, Communication Towers, Community Center, Cultural Facility, Emergency Shelter (7-14 residents), Emergency Shelter (15 or more residents), Heliports, Helistops, Nursing Homes, Office,, Office Park, Recreation - Passive, Recreation High Intensity, Recreation Low intensity, Religious Institution, Research and Development, Solar Electric-Power Generating Facility Multifamily, Planned Development, Agricultural Support (On Site), Financial Institution - Drive thru, Hospitals, Lime Stabilization Facilities, Mining Non-Phosphate,, Residential treatment Facilities, Printing and Publishing, Schools (High), School, Technical/ Vocational/Trade, School, Training, School University/ College, Sea Plane Base, Transit Facility, Water Ski School.. Utilities, Class III Source: Polk County Land Development Code Chapter 4, Table 4.12

11 Schools Parks Sheriff Fire EMS Water Sewer Transportation Urban Sprawl Impact Assessment Development in the INST is not expected to increase the number of students Supported by a Regional Park 2.3 +/- miles from site 2,500 +/- feet from site 3.2 +/- miles from site Provided by City of Lakeland; Capacity is available Septic tank; Capacity is available Capacity is available This is not urban sprawl because surrounding area is already developed

12 Consistency to Comprehensive Plan Section (Policies A1 thru A15) - General Growth Management policies Section (Policies A1 thru A6) - Transit Supportive Development Area (TSDA) Appendix R US Highway 98 SAP Section Institutional Polk Vision Increase in intensity occurs where infrastructure is available Sense of Community and Social Service, Compatible with surrounding residential neighborhood The Development Review Committee, based on the information provided for this request, as well as, a recent site visit to the subject site, finds the proposed request IS COMPATIBLE with the surrounding land use designations and IS CONSISTENT with the Comprehensive Plan and recommends APPROVAL of CPA 16S-03.