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consensus on City Vision and programs developed to implement that
Vision
4-Increase vofunteerism for citizen boards and committees
Process-
Reinvigorating the Great Neighborhoods Partnership (GNp}program witt include:
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1- Making revisions to the boundaries of neighborhoods as currently defined in the
Future land Use Bement of the Comprehensive Plan.
Amending the map will be considered a narrative amendment to Directions.
A-Municipal Planning Board ( LPA) recommends to City Council that 4e
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initiate the process of amending the Future Land 8ement accordingly in
March 2006.
B-City Coonerl approves suggested plan for Great Neighborhoods Program
for 2006, and gives direction,
2- Amending the Plans for Neighborhood action
A-Staff win begin the process of holding new meetings within the newly
designated Neighborhood areas starting with Seal Parkway, East Miracle
Strip and Seabreeze in the FallMlinter of 2005-2006.
b-
Continue with Neighborhood Meetings in Winter/Spring 2006 for
Elliott' s Point, Ferry Park, and Northwest.
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c- Balance of the
Neighborhoods, Gamiers Beach, South Bayou, Oakland.
W.E. Combs (formerly Combs New Heights) and Kenwood, without
boundary changes will be scheduled in fate 2006.
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The product of the new Neighborhood Plans are proposed to be:
New Neighborhood Map
Redevelopment of Neighborhood Plan to include a history
of each neighborhood to be generated by the members of
the neighborhood
A plan to activate both Neighborhood Watch and Citizen
Emergency Response Team (CERT)Programs
Revisiting of neighborhood concerns and issues
Revisit Capital Improvement Program for each
neighborhood
Strengthen communication between the neighborhoods
and Neighborhood Improvement Coordinator
Better participation by the residents on Boards and
Committees
The Engineering Division completed revising, 18"x 18" cofer maps and has begun the
process of revising the black and white individual neighborhood area maps which are
also included in the FLUE of Directions. CDS Staff has also begun the process of
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changing AS400 LMX land management info to reflect changes in neighborhood
boundaries.
The next step in the process is getting approvaf to proceed with the task of making revisions
to the boundaries of neighborhoods as currently defined in the Future Land Use Element of
the Comp~ ensive Plan. Amending the map wilt be considered a narrative amendment to
the Comprehensive Plan. Staff proposes that the Municipal Planning Board acting as the
Local Planning Agency (lPA) recommend to City Council that the City initiate the process of
amending the Future Land Element accordingly in the next round of major amendments to
Directions anticipated to begin in March 2006.
The LPA' s recommendation will be forwarded to City Council for approval. Once Council
approves the suggested Great Neighborhoods Program for 2006, and gives direction, staff
will begin the process of holding new meetings within the newly designated Neighborhood
areas.
The Municipal Planning Board should recommend that City Councit give direction to staff to
begin the process of amending the Future Land Use Element of the Comprehensive to reflect
Eleven ( 11) Neighborhoods in the City as shown on the map entitted "City of Fort Walton
Beach Neighborhoods".
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends that the Municipal Planning Board should recommend that City Council
give direction to staff to begin the process of amending the Future Land Use Element of the
Comprehensive to reflect:Beven (11) Neighborhoods in the City as shown on the map
entitled "City of Fort Walton Beach Neighborhoods".
Enclosure: City of Fort Walton Beach Neighborhoods-Map, Existing from Directions
City of Fort Walton Beach Neighborhoods- Map- 8- 23- 05
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