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Agreement eement has been executed by and on behalf of Okaloosa County, the Cities of Crestview, Destin, Fort Walton Beach, Laurel Hill, Mary Esther, Niceville, Valparaiso and the Towns of Cinco Bayou, Shalimar, and the School Board of Okaloosa County on this 11th dayof December 2006. THE SCHOOL BOARD OF OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA BY: : 21- --.)< D2X: Catherine S. Thigpe , as its Chairman Date: jot-W- 04, ATTEST: B exie ette, as its Superintendent/ Secretary OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLO • iQ . B She C:' ipbell, Cha' an Date: 17 el/ a,Q, ATTEST: Don W. Howard Clerk of Circuit Court 7: By. A- L 421 Gary S f d, Deputy Clerk Page 25 of 35 I City of Crestview Mayor, City ofCrestview ATTEST: City Clerk Page 26 of 35 4 City of Destin Q Mayor, City of Destin ATTEST: City Clerk Page 27 of 35 170/[ 1/[ 1701 1n: e d 0tf. 1. i db OKALUOSA TRANSIT PAGE F75/ 1:15 r .• City of Fort Walton Beach ig 4_ rsaw , Mayor, City of Fort Walton Beach ATTEST: 44) ewe, '_ City Clerk 0: 44( 40 3•d,,, 3• k, Page 28 of 35 SCity of Laurel Hill CILP- 4A 5S Taws m, akMN ayor, City of Laurel Hill ATTEST: i4i/ ey ; ,„, mss City Clerk Page 29 of 35 City of Ma Esther it, fi Lemore A AU. Margaret Mayor, City of Mary Esther ATITST: 4 II f4ler # City erk Page 30 of 35 City of Niceville a566D4MEgaJA164_________. 0.nda!( CU iSe. , Mayor, City ofNiceville A ST: Lreeef City Clerk Page 31 of 35 City of Valparaiso Mayor, City ofValparaiso ATTEST: City Clerk f:.. Page 32 of 35 r. 1 . To of Cinco Bayou m ei A e i,Z': W/4/o own of Cinco Bayou ATTEST: N P/ Gc) 2. City Clerk Page 33 of 35 Town of Shalimar T:' MI, S , Mayol=" Pir halimar ATTEST: WAWA Is City Clerk Page 34 of 35 ip r. t ^. APPENDIX" A" Calendar of Reports/ Actions Required Due Date/ Report/ Required From To Frequency Action School Board February 1 / annual Grown and County/ Municipalities Development Trends Report October 1/ annual General Education School Board County Facilities Report School Board Within 21 days of Review and delivery County/ Municipalities Receipt of Plan of written comments on District Educational Facilities Work Plan State( Department of December 1/ annual Adopt Five- Year County/ Municipalities Capital Facilities Plan Community Affairs into County/Municipalities Comprehensive Plans Joint Workshop Meeting date coordinated between Session( for from Okaloosa County representatives and School Board/ County Commission, annual and as City governing needed. bodies, School Board, and Regional Planning Council) Educational Plant School Board County/ Municipalities Every 5 years( at least 30 days prior to Survey School Board adoption). Page 35 of 35 0 OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA PUBLIC SCHOOL FACILITIES ELEMENTS GOALS, OBJECTIVES, POLICIES) I.. 0 i Alf `- as 44 1 3 mss_. September 31, 2007 Prepared for: OKALOOSA COUNTY OKALOOSA COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD CITIES OF CRESTVIEW, DESTIN, FORT WALTON BEACH, LAUREL HILL, MARY ESTHER, NICEVILLE AND VALPARAISO TOWNS OF CINCO BAYOU AND SHALIMAR Prepared by West Florida Regional Planning Council 4081 East Olive Rd, Suite A 0 PO Box 11399 Pensacola, FL 32524- 1399 TABLE OF CONTENTS PUBLIC SCHOOLS FACILITIES ELEMENT Goal PS- 1: Coordinate and Maintain a High Quality Education System 3 Objective PS- 1. 1: Coordination and Consistency 3 Objective PS- 1. 2: Enhance Community Design 5 Objective PS - 1. 3: Sustainable Design 7 Objective PS - 1. 4: School Capacity. 7 Objective PS- 1. 5: Implement School Concurrency 9 Objective PS- 1. 6: Funding 13 Objective PS- 1. 7: Monitoring and Evaluation 14 Existing and Future Conditions Maps 15 PSFE Map A—Concurrency Service Areas 16 PSFE Map B- 5- Year District Plan 17 PSFE Map C- Ancillary Sites 18 INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION ELEMENT Goal 4: Collaborate and coordinate with the Okaloosa County School Board to ensure High Quality Public School Facilities which meet the needs of Okaloosa County' s existing and future populations 19 Objective 4: School Interlocal Agreement 19 Objective 5: Intergovernmental Coordination 20 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT ELEMENT Goal 6: The County Shall ensure that future needs are addressed consistent with the adopted level of service standards for public schools 22 Objective 6: Implement School Concurrency 22 Okaloosa County Goals Policies and Objectives 2 September 31 , 2007 Public School Facilities Element Deliverable PUBLIC SCHOOL FACILITIES ELEMENT GOALS, OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES GOAL PS- 1: COORDINATE AND MAINTAIN A HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION SYSTEM Collaborate and coordinate with the Okaloosa County School Board ( School Board) to ensure high quality public school facilities, which meet the needs of Okaloosa County' s existing and future population. Objective PS- 1. 1: Coordination and Consistency Consistent with the Interlocal Agreement with the Okaloosa County School Board, the County shall implement and maintain mechanisms designed to closely coordinate with the School Board in order to provide consistency between the County's Comprehensive Plan and public school facilities programs, such as: 1. Greater efficiency for the School Board and the County by the placement of schools to take advantage of existing and planned roads, water, sewer, parks, and drainage systems; 2. Improved student access and safety by coordinating the School Board' s construction of new and expanded schools with the County' s road and sidewalk construction programs; 3. The location and design of schools with parks, ball fields,

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