Fort Walton Beach Council agenda — 06-08-2010 Regular — reading text

the City Charter. 19 20 b. The intent of this ordinance is to revise the Future Land Use Element of the City' s 21 Comprehensive Plan, as codified in Volume III of the City' s Code. 22 23 C. On , 2009, the Municipal Planning Board acting as the Local 24 Planning Agency, upon application of the City, considered the request and recommended 25 approval of the adoption of the Future Land Use Element. 26 27 d. On , 2009, and 2009, the City Council 28 considered the recommendation of the Land Planning Agency and the coordination and 29 consistency of these amendments with the other elements of the Comprehensive Plan. 30 31 e. The City Council has provided for full public participation in the comprehensive 32 planning and amendment process and has considered and responded to public comments. 33 34 Section 2. Amendment of the Future Land Use Element 35 The Future Land Use Element of the City' s Comprehensive Plan is amended by repealing 36 all current language as indicated in Exhibit 1 which is attached and incorporated in this 37 ordinance and adopting the following provisions. 38 39 1. Introduction 40 The purpose of the future land use element ( FLUE) is the designation of land use patterns 41 that will implement, and be consistent with, the stated goals, objectives and policies of this 42 comprehensive plan. The FLUE includes the classifications of land use, the relationship between 43 those land uses, the distribution of land uses and how dense /intense those uses may be on each 44 site. 45 FWB 2010 -2020 Comprehensive Plan I The Future Land Use Element EAR Based Amendment I STRIKE -THRU VERSION 119  46 The Future Land Use Element includes the following implementation tools: 1) the Future Land 47 Use Map ( FLUM); 2) a generalized description of the land use classifications which appear on 48 the FLUM; and 3) the goals, objectives and policies. 49 50 Each of the above is revised to be consistent with and further the latest revisions of the City's 51 Vision Plan, Community Redevelopment A+e-a Agency Plan Update and the other elements in 52 this Plan. 53 54 The Future Land Use Map establishes the physical relationship of land uses as well their actual 55 physical location. Land use classifications are established to reflect both existing land uses and 56 desired future uses as reflected by the goals, objectives and policies of the Comprehensive Plan. 57 All land use decisions made by the City must be consistent with the Goals, Objectives and 58 Policies and the Future Land Use Map( s). 59 60 61 ,, fie t 62 63 The goals stated in this element establish long range ends towards whieh land use pr-egFaffls an 64 65 Peheies state hew 66 and when pr-egr-afns or-aetivitties will be impletmented to aehieve the identified goals. 67 68 The future physieal fefm of dhe City is not proposed to ifieandy fiem existing patte 69 of land ase in these afeas ei-it-sidde Of dhe expanded Com ty Redevelopment Area ( GRA). New 70 land use elassifieations afe being shown to implement the GRA Plan Update adopted--in 71 , this element .*, es speeial eonsider-ation to the needs of 72 r- edevelopment and r- etiseof e Eisfing stmetHr-es and land within the area designated fe 73 Fedevelopment. In addition, 75 76 The goals, objectives and policies section primarily establish a comprehensive approach to 77 preserve the great and unique qualities of the City and building on them to create a well- balanced 78 community for future generations, a " sustainable community "; Land use and zoning strategies 79 contained in the City's Vision Plan are being implemented through this plan to include " smart 80 growth" techniques that wiH protect and enhance the established residential neighborhoods of the 81 City, and provide new initiatives to redevelop much of the City's Urban Center in a more 82 desirable mixed use environment and protect natural resources. 83 84 The fellowing land use and zoning objeetives ef the City's Visien Plan are r-efleeted in the s 85 goals, „ biontiyes and r eheies in the Future T n„ a Use Element.: 86 8Q7 . 88 m Create n 1eng rang e strnte g1e planifor- the ntZ'e 'T 4f needed 89 aetivity the Visien Pla a lls fe 90 . Revise the eempf:ehensive plan to r-efleet the new Vision objeetives. FWB 2010 -2020 Comprehensive Plan I The Future Land Use Element EAR Based Amendment I STRIKE -THRU VERSION 120  91 i 92 developfnent and Fedevelepment eemmunity efits. A 93 94 histeFie Feta l and eeff m„ r„ f„ een4or 95 96 . Develop a izetitiig mid land developffietit FegWatien system that pr-efnetes ow vistia! 97 98 99 100 101 The following land planning guideiiiies ftefn the Vision Plan also have b PeFated in 102 103 104 ? UQi ,+ n; r, bon „ +;f,l views ,; a s to the Bay and Snv, +n Rosa Q,,,,,, 105 106 , ever-head utilities, tfash and ug4y 107 bugs 108 109 - De3,,e „ r n dew- +,,,,,., n„ mmuftity plat afi ro + n;, nor, + or 110 a a DeN,e „ LVY VaV LI A1 n N r,,, n; vit , a MKL11114 <{ 1 A, Y, r +,: Y, V YY1 / 6V YY 11 , ni-, m m,,, -„ VV1111117.L1IIL + c, plaza and nori or 111 A i of bikeways and pedestrian ways thfetigheut the City 112 113 - Maintain tai the highest possible quality r, f water in ,„ r beautiful YK all 1V 111 GaaVU4 1 LJVUUIVIV fu Bay and cozen MKLl 11L 1 Vl Y LLGVl 114 e 115 116 See. A.2. generalized Land Use 117 ” 118 119 undeF this plan.: 1) identify the pafeel eii the futffe land use fnap for-the area of the City in W-hieh 120 — — — ; 2) read efi 4he 121 " what fotur-e lafid use design lies to tha4 par-eel a-ad 3) fefer- to 122 " 123 , 124 . 125 126 Oiie of the mest eefflmefi mistakes made by lay per-seas is te attefnpt to tise a Ftitufe hand Use 127 128 land use relationships. Howevef, before land fnay be utilized for-a I . tted by the FLUM, 4 129 130 speeifie i-1-sea des-ifed. There are ef4ea sevef:al zenes eeasideFed eaasisten4 with one ! a-Ed use 131 designation. ginee the FLUM' s 132 , 133 134 FWB 2010 -2020 Comprehensive Plan I The Future Land Use Element EAR Based Amendment I STRIKE -THRU VERSION 121  135 136 detef 1 ife al l a oments for-development. 137 138 139 purpose, examples ef pefmit4ed u SityMensity, relationship te aE aeent land uses an 140 n,,.,..,;,., Krtnl Kvavble development stand r-ds ` 141 142 Land Use Categories en the FuWf:e Land Use Map will be defined as feg Ws 143 144 See. A.3. Residential 145 Areas designated exelusively for- r-esidential iase are divided inte two ( 2) designations, 146 147 band Use Map. h no nr