This layer depicts noise zones for both Orlando Executive and International Airports. The zones are coded A-E per Orange County Land Development code (LDC) Section 58.372 (see www.municode.com). See also www.orlandoairports.net/noise/Index.htm for further details.

The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority compiled this data.

This layer depicts the boundary of the protection area for the Econlockhatchee River and its tributaries in Orange County.

Orange County Environmental Protection Division is responsible for this data.

This layer depicts the Future Land Use designation for all properties within unincorporated Orange County and those that have been annexed by a city but have not yet adopted a new Future Land Use designation.  This layer is updated as amendments to the Comprehensive Plan are processed in accordance with Chapter 163, Florida Statutes. It includes the current Future Land Use designation, the date of the Board of County Commissioners adoption hearing, the effective date for the amendment and amendment numbers.

The Planning Division is responsible for this data.

This layer displays areas designated on the Orange County Future Land Use Map and in the Comprehensive Plan (Comp Plan) that allow urban development in the Rural Service Area. These areas are located adjacent to the boundaries of unincorporated Orange County and urban development located outside the County. This urban development has occurred through the extension of urban services and facilities from the adjacent local government. The Comp Plan requires that all rezonings within Growth Centers be to a classification of Planned Development in order to promote an appropriate mixture of land uses.

The Planning Division is responsible for this data.

This layer depicts the overall boundary for Horizon West, a planning area in southwest Orange County composed of several mixed-use villages. The Horizon West Sector Plan was approved through the Orange County Comprehensive Plan in agreement with the Florida Department of Community Affairs. The Sector Plan includes a conceptual long-term build-out overlay and detailed specific area plans.

The Planning Division is responsible for this data.

This layer depicts the boundaries for each approved Village within Horizon West.

The Planning Division is responsible for this data.

This layer shows areas designated on the Orange County Future Land Use Map recognizing existing "semi-rural" development patterns. Policies relating to Rural Settlements provide additional protections to these areas. Rural Settlements may also be designated as Preservation Districts.  Some of these communities are of historical character and significance, and all are located in the County's Rural Service Area where public utilities and other services are not required.

The Planning Division is responsible for this data.

This layer contains the Transportation Impact Fee Zones for all of Orange County. These are benefit areas developed from commuting patterns in both outlying suburban areas as well as corridors into the urban area. For more information see www.ocfl.net/impactfees.

The Planning Division is responsible for this layer.

This layer shows areas where Orange County has decided public utilities and other services that are needed to support urban development can efficiently and economically be provided over a 20-year span.

The Planning Division is responsible for this data.

This layer represents wind speed building regulation areas for Orange County. These are areas established by the county in accordance with State building codes. They are used to regulate building and construction practices for protection against high winds. For more information see www.dca.state.fl.us/fbc.

The Orange County Division of Building Safety is responsible for this data.

This layer depicts the current zoning designation for property located in unincorporated Orange County.  Zoning is implemented through Chapter 38 of the Orange County Code (see www.municode.com). 

The Zoning and Planning Divisions are responsible for this layer. It is updated at least monthly.

This layer depicts areas with additional regulations superimposed over the current zoning requirements to address special land use needs.

The Orange County Zoning and Planning Divisions are responsible for this data.