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Concurrency Service Area 5
Service Area 5 includes central southwest O k a I oos a County
y in an area of
land south of Eglin Air Force Base. The Town of Shalimar and the unincorporated areas
known as Wright and Ocean City are in CSA 5 as well as 8 schools ( 5 elementary, 2
middle and 1 high school). The 2004 population of this CSA was 50, 056 persons
housed in 21, 935 dwelling units. This service area is expected to increase by 12, 496
persons and 5, 791 dwelling units by 2025. ( Okaloosa- Walton TPO) ( Table 10)
This CSA has the highest population of the six CSAs. Public school enrollment in CSA
5 was 5, 552 for 2007- 08 and is expected to increase by 79 students by year 2011- 12.
DOE) ( Table 26)
Problems & Opportunities
Currently, there are no schools operating over 100% of permanent capacity ( Table 7).
In addition there is no existing or projected facility surpluses or deficiencies district wide
for any school type. There are existing and projected facility surpluses and deficiencies
within concurrency service areas. To meet class size contingencies and to reduce the
use of relocatable facilities the following enhancements are included as funded projects
in the Work Program:
Shalimar Elementary —classroom additions ( permanent and relocatables)
Wright Elementary- classroom additions ( relocatables)
No additional land is required and supporting infrastructure is adequate to support these
enhancements ( EAR). No additional ancillary facilities will be required to support the 5-
Year Facilities Work Program for projects in CSA 5. The School District owns a 40- acre
vacant parcel contiguous to Shalimar Elementary School. ( FISH)
The Okaloosa Comprehensive Plan pledges to encourage the co-
