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The City will maintain a County- to-
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The City will ensure that annexed properties are included in the neighborhood planning process in order to
address a r eas of public concern within those neighborhoods.
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Fort Walton Beach Comprehensive Plan 2018—2028
The City and Okaloosa County will coordinate information in the form of data and analysis of population
projections, infrestructure service areas and the siting of facilities with countywide significance and pursue
an interlocal agreement to implement this policy.
I GOAL 6- G2- COLLABORATE AND COORDINATE WITH THE OKALOOSA COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD TO ENSURE
HIGH QUALITY PUBLIC SCHOOL FACILITIES WHICH MEET THE NEEDS OF FORT WALTON BEACH' S EXISTING
AND FUTURE POPULATION.
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OBJECTIVE G2. 1— ^ s "
I THE CITY WILL IMPLEMENT THE SCHOOL INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT PUSUANT TO FL. STA. 1633177 WITH THE
SCHOOL BOARD, COUNTY. AND ADJACENT MUNICIPALITIES PROVIDING FOR THE CLOSE COORDINATION
AND EVALUATION OF RESIDENTIAL AND RESIDENTIAL MIXED- USE DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS PURSUANT
TO THE INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT AND TO ENSURE THE OBLIGATIONS OF THE CITY ARE FULFILLED,
INCLUDING: PARTICIPATINGIAN IN STAFF WORKING GROUP MEETINGS, SCHOOL SITE SELECTION
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COMMITTEES, WRITTEN AGREEMENTS, ANNUAL JOINT WORKSHOPS Of ELECTED OFFICIALS ADDRESSING
ISSUES OF MUTUAL CONCERN, COORDINATION Of GROWfH PROJECTIONS AND STUDENT ENROLLMENT,
SUPPORTING THE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE ON IMPLEMENTATION OF THE INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT,
PARTICIPATINGAP IN THE DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCE55 AS NECESSARY, AND AMENDING THE
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CONCURRENCY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS IN CONSULTATION WITH
THE SCHOOL BOARD TO ENSURE SCHOOL CONCURRENCY IS UPDATED, AND THAT CAPITAL FACILITIES
REMAIN FINANCIALLY FEASIBLE AND UP TO DATE.
I PolicyG2. 1. 1
General types of provisions that will be included in the interlocal agreement in order to advise the School
Board, County, special taxing districts and municipalities of proposed residential and residential mixed- use
developments which would impact their jurisdiction include:
1. Provision for a feedback process/ information exchange from the Okaloosa County Growth
Management Department to the above entities and others on the Comprehensive Plan mailing
list describing proposed residential and residential mixed- use developments impacts and school
planning activities.
2. Provision for a feedback process/ information exchange so the above entities can inform the
Growth Management Department and the Local Planning Agency of any potential adverse
impact( s) from proposed residential and residential mixed- use developments and/ or conflicting
planning activities.
3. Provision for the district wide application of LOS standards.
I OBIECTIVE G2. 2- INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION
THE CITY WILL STRIVE TO MAINTAIN AND ENHANCE JOINT PLANNING PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES FOR
COORDINATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL FACILITIES FOR PLANNING AND DECISION- MAKING.
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On an ongoing basis, the City will establish ew and review existing coordinatio mechanisms that will
evaluate and address its Comprehensive Plan and its effects on the County, adjacent local governments and r
school board. Assistance for this effort shall be requested from regional and state agencies, as needed.
I Policy G2. 2Z v. ,. ,. . . ..
In order to coordinate the effective and efficient provision and siting of public educational facilities with
associated infrestructure and services within Okaloosa County, the Okaloosa County Board of County
Commissioners, School Board, and the municipalities of Cinco Bayou, Crestview, Destin, Fort
