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Greater than 5, 000 trips 75
B. Table 6. 01. 06.11 provides a list of acceptable improvements and their point value.
The development shall provide a combination of improvements that have a total point
value corresponding to the development' s Net Average Daily Trip Generation as
provided in Table 6. 01. 06. A. Acceptable strategies are provided in two categories —
Physical Infrastructure Improvements and Transportation Demand Management
TDM) strategies.
Table 6.01. 06. B. Acceptable Trip Generation Mitigation Strategies.
Points
Physical Infrastructure Improvements
Attainable
Construction of approved Brooks Landing, Boardwalk segment along Santa Rosa Sound 10
Construction of bicycle lane segment along approved City bike routes or deeding /
construction of proposed new bike lanes
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Points
Physical Infrastructure Improvements
Attainable
Construction of Okaloosa County Transit (OCT) Bus Shelter built to OCT specifications 211
at approved location
Construction of an approved segment of new public sidewalks on street frontage where
10
none currently exist
Design and installation of awnings and/ or canopies over public sidewalk areas to
5
encoura c pedestrian traffic and provide protection from the weather
Provision for pedestrian access and connectivity to Brooks Landing Boardwalk by 20
construction of approved pedestrian crossing
Improwment/widering of existing ublic sidewalks including replacement / u rades 10
Approved traffic calming/ road diet project such as landscaping or strectscalunE 40
Curb cut limitation through shared parking, on -street parking, or other means 5
Installation of approved pedestrian crosswalk signal 10
Installation of covered, secure bicycle parking 5
Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Strategies
Implementation of telecommutin and /or 4- day work week for employers 20
Implementation of an approved carpool, vanisool, or other rideshare program 10
Designation of special parking for alternative fueled vehicles, non - motorized vehicles. 20
and high mpg vehicles
Implementation of a transit- pass program for employees 20
6. 02.00 BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN WAYS
6. 02. 01 Generally
Bicycle and pedestrian ways shall be considered during the planning and development of on-
site and off -site transportation facilities, including the connection and extension of existing
bicycle and pedestrian ways on or serving State, regional, and local transportation systems.
6.02.02 Bicycle Way Access and Connectivity
A- Bicycle lanes, paths, and other ways shall connect traffic generators and shall be
located along a direct line, convenient for users.
B. Bicyclists shall have equal access to all streets whenever possible and feasible.
C. Within a neighborhood, links shall be considered through cul- de- sacs, making use of
greenways, utility rights -of -way, and other open ways.
D. Bicycle ways shall be designed and constructed in compliance with the standards set
forth in the Engineering Standards Manual for Fort Walton Beach.
6. 02.03 Sidewalks
A. The purpose of this section is to require sidewalks to be constructed in conjunction
with all new development and redevelopment.
B. Sidewalks are required along the street frontage of all lots where new
development, redevelopment, subdivisions, or change of use is proposed.
C. Where a sidewalk is already provided, but the sidewalk is in disrepair and /or
does not meet current standards for sidewalk location, width, and construction, such
sidewalk shall be brought up to current standards as part of the development or
redevelopment of the lot.
D. Where no sidewalks exist within the block, the developer may be allowed to
pay a fee in lieu of construction. The amount of fee shall be equal to the costs of
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design and construction of the required sidewalk. The City will construct the
sidewalk.
E. Sidewalks shall be designed and constructed in compliance with the standards
set forth in the Engineering Standards Manual for Fort Walton Beach
F. Sidewalk width requirements are set forth in Table 6. 02.03.
Table 6.02.03. Minimum Sidewalk Widths.
Location Minimum
width ( feet)
Arterial streets ( major or minor) 8
Collector streets 6
All other streets, except where the sidewalk is not abutting the curb 5
All other streets, where the sidewalk is abutting the curb 6
G.G. Location.Location.
AllAll sidewalkssidewalks shallshall bebe constructedconstructed alongalong thethe widthwidth ofof yardsyards frontingfronting uponupon aa streetstreet
rightright
- - ofof- - way.way. CornerCorner lotslots atat streetstreet intersectionsintersections shallshall havehave sidewalkssidewalks constructedconstructed to,to,
extendedextended to,to, andand rampedramped toto thethe streetstreet pavementpavement inin compliancecompliance withwith FederalFederal andand StateState
ADAADA requirements.requirements. SidewalksSidewalks shallshall bebe constructedconstructed inin thethe streetstreet rightright
- - ofof- - wayway withwith thethe
rearrear edgeedge onon thethe frontfront propertyproperty line,line, andand shallshall bebe constructed constructed inin compliancecompliance withwith thethe
standardsstandards setset forthforth inin thethe EngineeringEngineering Standards Standards ManualManual forfor FortFort WaltonWalton Beach.Beach.
H.H. MaintenanceMaintenance ofof sidewalks.sidewalks.
ItIt shallshall bebe thethe dutyduty ofof allall ownersowners ofof realreal propertyproperty inin thethe CityCity thatthat abutsabuts anyany
constructedconstructed publicpublic sidewalkssidewalks toto keepkeep andand maintainmaintain thosethose sidewalkssidewalks inin goodgood repairrepair atat
allall times,times, includingincluding thethe properproper maintenancemaintenance ofof vegetativevegetative materialsmaterials suchsuch asas trees,trees,
grass,grass, hedgeshedges andand shrubs,shrubs, toto keepkeep suchsuch materialsmaterials fromfrom encroachingencroaching onon thethe sidewalks.sidewalks.
TheThe CityCity maymay requirerequire reconstructionreconstruction oror implementimplement specialspecial assessments assessments toto ensureensure thatthat
sidewalkssidewalks areare maintainedmaintained inin goodgood condition.condition.
6.6. 03.03. 0000 VISIBILITYVISIBILITY ATAT INTERSECTIONS INTERSECTIONS
6.6. 03.03. 0101 PurposePurpose
TheThe purposepurpose ofof thisthis sectionsection isis toto ensureensure clearclear sightsight areasareas forfor drivewaysdriveways andand intersections.intersections.
6.6. 03.03. 0202 ClearClear VisibilityVisibility forfor DrivewaysDriveways STREETSTREET
OnOn eacheach sideside ofof thethe drivewaydriveway thatthat intersectsintersects withwith aa CityCity
street,street, aa minimumminimum ofof aa fifteenfifteen ( ( 15)15) footfoot byby 100100 - - footfoot
FF ionion
drivewaydriveway sightsight triangletriangle shallshall bebe provided.provided. TheThe minimum minimum TIFTIF
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dimensioningdimensioning ofof thethe drivewaydriveway sightsight triangletriangle isis shownshown inin
FigureFigure 6.6. 03.03. 02.02. TheThe clearclear drivewaydriveway sightsight areaarea isis toto bebe
maintainedmaintained andand keptkept clearclear byby thethe propertyproperty owner.owner.
6.6. 03.03. 0303 ClearClear VisibilityVisibility forfor IntersectingIntersecting StreetsStreets FigureFigure 66 03.03. 02.02. DrivewayDriveway
ForFor intersectingintersecting streets,streets, thethe clearclear sightsight triangletriangle shallshall bebe
