rural development incentives and rural transition densities

39:29so this slide uh shows the policy additions or clarifications. That we had made based on existing provisions in this poll. So we have four editions. Let's take them one at a time. So Well policy growth 2.1.3 rural development incentives. So this policy, the intent of it is to explore incentives that keep farming viable and encourages conservation or as

39:59alternatives to conventional subdivisions. Policy 2.1.11, the rural transition area density and intensity. So this policy pretty much limits. New amendments and rezoning to two dwelling unit. units per acre and the new non-residential development to a far of 0.27.

40:23policy grows to point one point twelve then In the whole transition area, yes. Yes, that's the two dwelling unit per acre and the point twenty seven FAR. is specific to the rural transition area. 2.1.12, Dade City Transition Area. So this policy recognizes a planned transition between Dade City. the developments and the northeast rural area. Again, we want to preserve and protect our northeast rural area from any annexation and encroachment.

40:54Policy grows 2.1.13, Date City, Transition Area, Residential Density. It goes hand in hand with the 2.1.12. And this policy pretty much caps residential density in that transition area to six dwelling units per acre. Which is existing right now as Rust VIX. But we're not going any more than Rust Sticks. which will be SDR in the new framework for future land use.

41:25Alright now, Mr. Chair and Blank Commission member, we can talk about the rest of the policies or we can discuss further these policies.

41:37Sure.

41:54Yeah, easy.

41:59Okay.

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