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the city can guarantee the rezoning of the
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2. 00. 05 FORT WALTON BEACH CODE
property in question. Persons interested in purchasing property, which in order to facilitate the
proposed development requires a variance, are advised that it is the board of adjustment that is
empowered with the authority to grant variances. No employee of the city can guarantee the
success of an application for a variance.
2. 00. 054 Conditions Imposed
The city council may require the proposed purchaser submit detailed site plans of proposed
development in order to ensure that the property is developed in a manner that is consistent with
the surrounding neighborhood, to which plans the purchaser shall be bound. The city council
recognizes that each parcel of property is unique unto itself. In order to ensure each proposed
purchase for development significantly contributes to the surrounding neighborhood and general
needs of the city,the city council reserves the right to place restrictions and covena'nts in the deed
of conveyance which will guarantee accommodation of the city' s public utilities provisions and the
public's interest in proper and timely development of the property consistent with .city develop-
ment standards. All restrictions and conditions imposed shall be covenants running with the land,
violation of which shall result in reversion of title to the city.
c. 2. 00. 06. Voluntary Annexation Process.
Th . ty council is authorized to annex property pursuant to the provisions of this section
Florida S utes in order to establish an orderly and equitable process for expanding the ter .
limits of the " tf consistent with the planning and service areas of the city as set for in the
comprehensive n and to ensure the provision of sound urban services to newly an ed areas.
An application for vo(unt annexation shall be fried in a form prescribed b
shall include information r ired and, where applicable, a fee, as f time to time may be
established by resolution of ci ounci! and the following: A copy e warranty deed or other
proof of ownership, or as approp e a signed and sworn disc ure- of-interest form; if devel-
opment is to be initiated prior to the e tive date of the anne Ion and where such development
is for a use other than a detached sing family dwellin en requisite site plans, plats, and
engineering plans shall be submitted toge r with petition or annexation agreement; a
proposed future land use map (FLUM) designa zoning category; the terms of a proposed
annexation agreement, if any.
2. 00. 062 Standards for Annexation
In considering whether to annex a par' lar parcel of propert. e city shall consider, in addition
to those requirements of general I , he extent to which: the prop d annexation will impact City
services; the proposed annexa' . is consistent with the comprehens . plan; the future land use
map designation and zoni category as proposed, is appropriate; t
development, if any, is c sistent with city regulations; the terms of the
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agreement, any, pro tes the city' comprehensive plan.
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Upon recei of an application, the CDS director shall review the application in accordan
the stan rds in this section and submit a recommendation on a proposed annexation ordina
and eement, if any, to the municipal planning board ( MPB).
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
June 26, 2007
Special Presentation
Presentation by Michelle Anchors, Chairperson of the
Committee for the Sustainable Emerald Coast
Mayor Anderson)
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