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(4) Townview Medical Arts Partnership: Again, using <br /> actual figures for similar development, this 4 acre commercial <br /> parcel is estimated to generate 848 trips daily. This figure is <br /> based on actuals that a parcel twice this size with like <br /> development generates 1, 696 trips daily. For the 11 . 5 acres <br /> planned for single family development, with a potential build-out <br /> of 3 .3 units per acre and an average 9.25 trips per day, can expect <br /> to generate 351 trips daily. The 19. 5 acres planned for multi- <br /> family use and with a build-out of 175 units and an average of 7 . 52 <br /> trips daily, can expect to generate 1, 316 trips pre day. <br /> These annexations will not adversely impact the City' s <br /> transporation network. <br /> E. Recreation: <br /> Florida Adventist Association <br /> Smith Cattle and Grove <br /> Nye Annexation <br /> Townview Medical Arts Partnership <br /> Only the Townview Medical Arts Partnership will generate <br /> residential development, adding fewer than 500 residents . Level of <br /> service standards for Zephyrhills are indicated on REC Table 4 and <br /> REC Table 5, City of Zephyrhills Comprehensive Plan, which are <br /> attached, and indicate that more than sufficient recreational <br /> facilities are in place to handle populations of more than 20, 000 <br /> and to serve the City and its residents through the horizon year of <br /> 2010. Furthermore, the Smith Cattle and Grove site is being <br /> developed as a recreational/community center for Zephyrhills and <br /> the East Pasco area. The building will be phased in, starting with <br /> 7, 000 square feet and reaching a maximum size of 26, 000 square <br /> feet. Included in the building will be weight rooms, aerobic <br /> areas, gymnasium, racquetball courts, classroom and youth activity <br /> room. This facility will extend the level of services through the <br /> year 2010, and meets the one major deficiency, that of a multi- <br /> purpose facility (see Table REC-5) . This site will be deeded to <br /> the City. <br /> These annexations will not adversely impact the City' s <br /> recreational service. <br /> 2. Analysis of the Character and Magnitude of Existing Land: <br /> (1) Florida Adventist Association: This site was former <br /> citrus grove, which was frozen during the winter freeze of 1985. <br /> It currently is a vacant, grassed site. North and west of the <br /> property are existing agricultural lands, east is residential and <br /> south is vacant land, which also was a former grove. Future land <br /> use designations for properties surrounding this site are <br /> residential. Actual densities are less than planned in the future, <br /> which allow for six units per acre. <br /> (2) Smith Cattle and Grove: This property is a wooded <br /> tract. It abuts a proposed county roadway and golf course and <br /> residential area. North, west and south of the site is a Planned <br /> Unit Development (PUD) . East is residential property. Future area <br /> land uses are designated residential and commercial . Actual <br /> densities will be less than allowed at nine units per acre. This <br /> site will be used for recreational activity. <br /> (3) Nye Annexation: This property contains a small <br /> building that previously was a used car lot office. It currently <br /> is vacant. Surrounding land uses are commercial. Existing and <br /> future land uses will remain unchanged. <br /> (4) Townview Medical Arts Partnership: This site is <br /> vacant property, with some wooded areas and some cleared, grassy <br /> areas . Actual surrounding uses are residential to the south and <br /> rfCuso J6 PAGE 71' <br />