UPDATE February 8, 2005. DRAFT PRESENTATION OBJECTIVES 1.Quick Overview a.Definition of Study Area b.Joint Land Use Study (JLUS - Dept. of Commerce-May.

UPDATEFebruary 8, 2005

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PRESENTATION OBJECTIVES

1.Quick Overviewa. Definition of Study Areab. Joint Land Use Study (JLUS - Dept. of Commerce-May 2003)

c. Three Issues of Concern

2.Fort Bragg Small Area Study Review (FBSAS)

a. Goalsb. Land Use Classifications & Characteristicsc. Action Plan

3. “County Conservation Incentive Program”

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Fayetteville

Annexation

Spring LakeFt. Bragg

Study Area:1 Mile Buffer

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JLUS RECOMMENDATIONS

General Recommendation A: Real Estate Disclosure StatementsGeneral Recommendation B: Urban Development (2,3,4 & 5)General Recommendation D: Military ActionsGeneral Recommendation E: Aircraft Low-Level Routes and

Low Altitude Tactical Navigation AreaGeneral Recommendation F: Transportation PoliciesGeneral Recommendation G: Urban Light PollutionGeneral Recommendation H: Building Code RevisionsGeneral Recommendation I: Broadcasting, Telecom, and other TowersGeneral Recommendation J: Recreation Multi-Use Trail

Footnote : General Recommendation B Item # 1 & General Recommendation C of the Joint Land Use Study is not recommended.

Fort Bragg

Critical (4384 Acres)

Important (1141 Acres)

LDD (427 Acres)

Protected (704 Acres)

I-Mile Buffer:Under Study

Joint Land Use Study (May 2003):

Recommendations

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Parcels Removed

New Land Use Designation

FBSAS Changes to JLUS (May 2003)

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• Designated one dwelling unit per 10 Acres in both Critical & Important Areas

• Prohibition of new sewer and water lines in both Critical & Important Areas

• Low Density Development with one dwelling unit Per three Acres

ISSUES OF CONCERN

Planning Board Meeting (May 2004)

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•Planning Board meeting over 200 attended•Over 900 notices went out to property owners

Subdivision ActivitySubdivision

Activity & Zoning Case

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DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES

Woodbridge Subdivision•Has over 100 lots subdivided •Expending North and West•Phase Development

Subdivision•268 parcels •Submitted and approved 1997

Small Subdivision (2 Lots)

Subdivisions Activity

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RR to R10

R10

R15

Zoning Case: Approved

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One Mile Buffer

Red Cockaded Woodpecker

Outer Loop

Fort Bragg

Proposed Land Use

NATURAL & PHYSICAL FACTORS

NAPZ Contours

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1. Protect the mission & operational needs of the Military.

2. Provide a simple user friendly Plan.

3. Provide property owners with a number of options to use their land or receive fair compensation.

4. Protect future property owners from known factors that may impact their quality of life (i.e. potential for noise, potential for aircraft crashes, & low flying aircraft by added building code & development standards, noise disclosure statement, and location outside of potential crash zones).

5. Protect endangered species, flora & fauna, and the long leaf pine eco-system.

6. Keep as much property as possible on the County Tax Records.

GOALS

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Four Land Use

Classifications

1. Military Mission and Operational Critical Areas

2. Military Noise Sensitive Areas

3. Important Areas

4.Urban Areas

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LAND USE CLASSIFICATIONS

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Urban

Critical Operation & Mission

Noise Sensitive

Important

Proposed Land Use

LAND USE CLASSIFICATIONS MAP

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Mission & Operational Critical (Accident Potential Zones)

Recommended Guidelines• Acquisition- by public or non profit organization

Fee Simple Conservation EasementLong-term lease by public or non profit organization

• Leave natural and take advantage of proposed “County Conservation Incentive Program”

• Develop property with select non-residential uses

• Disclosure statement required on all deeds and plats

• Develop in accordance with height restrictions

• Land Use-Agricultural (no large scale swine or poultry operations) passive parks and recreation, prefer select non- residential uses (no people intensive, hazardous materials or explosives).

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Mission & Operational Critical

Urban


Noise Sensitive

Important

Proposed Land Use

Military Noise Sensitive Areas (Located in 65 decibels or higher noise contour around airports and within the artillery blast area (62 decibels or higher)

Recommended Guidelines

• Develop residentially at two units per acre and adhere to stricter building code and the reasonable protection of natural vegetative cover.



• Land Use- Agricultural (no large scale swine or poultry operations), active or passive parks and recreation facilities, prefer select non- residential uses.

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Military Noise Sensitive Areas

Urban


Noise Sensitive

Important

Proposed Land Use

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Military Noise Critical Areas

Urban


Noise Sensitive

Important

Proposed Land Use

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Military Noise Sensitive Areas

Urban


Noise Sensitive

Important

Proposed Land Use

Important Areas (Large undeveloped areas important for the protection of the flora and fauna, endangered species, including the Red Cockaded Woodpecker, the long leaf pine eco-system and other environmental concerns that relate to the Military’s operational needs)


• Acquisition- by public or non profit organization Fee Simple Conservation Easement Long-term lease by public or non profit organization

• Leave natural and use proposed “County Conservation Incentive Program”

• Develop traditionally

• Create alternative development to include open space subdivisions


• Land Use- Agricultural (no large scale swine or poultry operations) open space, natural areas, passive parks, recreation, open space subdivisions, & select non-residential uses.

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Important Areas

Urban


Noise Sensitive

Important

Proposed Land Use

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Important Areas

Urban


Noise Sensitive

Important

Proposed Land Use

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Important Areas

Urban


Noise Sensitive

Important

Proposed Land Use

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Important Areas

Urban


Noise Sensitive

Important

Proposed Land Use

Urban Land (Areas located within the one-mile buffer area that is already developed or undeveloped areas experiencing little impact from Military operations).


• Develop with current zoning or land use plan


• Encourage preservation of natural vegetation

• Provide incentives for open space subdivisions

• Land Use- Current agricultural uses (no large scale swine or poultry operations) active or passive parks and recreation, and urban development in accordance with current zoning or the land use plans.

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Urban Land

Urban


Noise Sensitive

Important

Proposed Land Use

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Action Plan

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ACTION PLAN

Urban


Noise Sensitive

Important

Proposed Land Use

1. Create Military Compatible District

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ACTION PLAN

4. Wildlife Crossing

2. Acquisition

3. Acquisition

Outer Loop

5. Open Space & 100 year flood area

Natural Area’s Connectivity

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ACTION PLAN

6. Promote the use of open space subdivisions

7. Include the Military in the plan approval process for development

within the Military Compatible District (except urban areas)

20 Residential Parcels

20 Residential Parcels

Potential County Conservation Incentive Properties

RECOMMENDATIONS

Adopt Fort Bragg Small Area Study in concept

Begin the County Conservation Incentive Program

Planning Staff develop workable solutions to implement the Plan

This presentation was prepared by the Comprehensive Planning Section of the

Cumberland County Planning and Inspections Department

February 2005

UPDATE February 8, 2005. DRAFT PRESENTATION OBJECTIVES 1.Quick Overview a.Definition of Study Area b.Joint Land Use Study (JLUS - Dept. of Commerce-May.

Documents

general recommendation

general recommendation

towersgeneral recommendation

general recommendation

urban development

operational critical

noise disclosure statement

higher noise