Southeast Lee plan and LDC set conservation‑linked density incentives for planned developments
Staff presented companion LDC language for Southeast Lee (EEPCO/DRGR area) that ties residential density incentives to quantifiable conservation actions (flow‑way restoration, habitat connectivity, stormwater resilience); the LPA approved the amendments after asking for technical clarifications about open‑space definitions and off‑site mitigation.
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Lee County staff described a set of LDC amendments aimed at implementing the Southeast Lee plan (formerly EEPCO and DRGR areas) by moving design standards and technical analyses into the code. Kate Burgess said all nonresidential development in Southeast Lee would require planned development approval, connection to central utilities, and preservation or restoration of wetlands and flowways.
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