Platting Update Orange County BCC January 27, 2015.
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Transcript of Platting Update Orange County BCC January 27, 2015.
Purpose
Public comments from August 2014 regarding length of time to receive plat approval
Summarize discussions with development community
Discuss actions taken
Platting Background
Map or drawing depicting the division of lands into lots, blocks, parcels, sites or other divisions for the purpose of recording. Plats shall meet all the requirements of Florida Statutes, Chapter 177 and shall be so certified by a land surveyor registered in the State.
Platting Background
Plat process defined in OC Code Chapter 34–Occurs after Comp Plan / Rezoning–Occurs after Construction Plan approval, and with
Certificate of CompletionProcess ensures legal public access before
property is soldWhy it is important to the County?–Protect interest of the County and future owners–Future impacts to County
Platting Process
Land DevelopmentProcess Flow
Chart
Comprehensive Plan Amendment
Rezoning
Preliminary Subdivision Plan
Development Plan (optional)
Subdivision Construction Plans
Plat Review
Building Permitting (Vertical)
Platting Process
Platting Process Flow Chart
Pre-Submittal Meeting
(optional)
Plat Submittal
Staff Review (13 Divisions)
•Preliminary Address Assignment• School Capacity Review•ROW Review•Concurrency Review• Street Name Approval
Plat Accepted / Recorded
Outstanding technical comments
Clean submittal with all required
documents
Platting Background
Reviewing Orange County Divisions• Development
Engineering• Engineering Survey• EPD• Parks & Recreation• Zoning• Planning• Concurrency
• Transportation
Planning• Real Estate
Management• Utilities• 911• Property Appraiser• Comptroller
Platting Background
Plat Review Requirements–Conditions of Approval–Subdivision Survey–R-O-W Conveyances–Easement Subordination–Environmental Site Assessments–Title Opinion–Developer’s Agreement–Establishment of MSBU’s–Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions
Platting Background
Platting complexities–Multiple phases–Physical site restrictions–Environmental requirements –Covenants, Conditions and
Restrictions–School Impact Fees/Road
Concurrency Obligations–Land Ownership Changes
Platting Challenges
Three main issues affecting platting reviews1. Staff workload2. Applicant quality control3. Regulatory streamlining impacts
Platting Challenges
1. Staff Workload– Increased demand with economic recovery–Staffing changes already made• Added 2 staff in Public Works for platting and PSP reviews• Added staff in Real Estate
–Future staffing changes• Replace two re-assigned positions with permanent full time
positions• FY 15/16 Budget – request two (2) additional positions
– Improve metrics / reporting
Platting Challenges
Distribution of Approval Times*January 2012 – December 2014
6 Weeks – 3 Months 11% (16 approved)3 – 6 Months 41% (57 approved)6 – 9 Months 29% (40 approved)9 Months or More 19% (27 approved)
Total # of Plats – 140
*Approval time reflects initial submittal to recording
Platting Challenges
2. Quality Control–Typical review comments addressing:• Survey errors and omissions• Compliance with BCC conditions• Agreement inconsistencies• Required reports outdated• Easements/Encumbrances not identified• Current Title Opinion• Re-submittal Delays
–Evaluating mandatory pre-application meeting and more detailed sufficiency reviews
Platting Challenges
3. Regulatory Streamlining — Review what documentation can reasonably be
reviewed with the plat submittal— Confirm what documentation can reasonably be
submitted at earlier stages of the review process— Optimize streamlining reviews of Planned
Developments, Preliminary Subdivision Plans, and Development Plans
Developer Engagement
Meeting with GOBA on August 27, 2014Discussed:–Developer concerns regarding time, coordination–Staff concern of increased plat complexity and poor
quality controlCommitted to future discussions, staffing, and
process evaluation
Developer Engagement
Platting Survey–On-line survey sent to over 160
customers–53 responses–14 questions• Customer perceptions regarding
process• Customer expectations• Suggestions for improvements
Developer Engagement
Developer’s Forum–Conducted on January 20, 2015–Over 60 attendees–Purpose of the forum:• Education• Discovery• Solutions• Manage expectations
Developer Engagement
Developer’s Forum input received–Add staff to address workload–Mandatory pre-submittal meeting–More thorough sufficiency review–Establish timeline goals for review comments–Enhanced online information and access– Improved management / reporting–Evaluate further process changes
Summary
Platting is a critical component of the land development process
Areas of concern–Staffing–Quality control–Streamlining impacts
Developer’s Forum ensures communication and manages expectations
Evaluating future process changes or staffing needs