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

e„ t1T e NYA[ 1AYwA [l. 1624 1625 1626 pilifigs, lifnited to four-feet ifi width, i tien with a pefmit fr-em the DEP, pur-stian 1627 1628 . 1629 1630 e ml be exempted ffe ' " this few feet limitation, 1631 1632 iids; 1633 1634 of two (2) to one ( 1 1635 1636 1637 FWB 2010 -2020 Comprehensive Plan I The Future Land Use Element EAR Based Amendment I STRIKE -THRU VERSION 159  1638 1639 maintained Fead, 1640 1641 be designed, 1642 and less ef funetional viabilit-f of the wetlands and sher-elifte aFeas and to preserve the s 1643 qualities. Pr-evisiens will be made in the LDC te allow the tr-ansfef ef developffient rights fi:em 1644 adjaeent wetland and she r-eli . e rreteet a zones to the R DZ 1645 1646 Pfeteetive fneasur-es in the RDZ adjaeent to wetlands will inelude the retention ef natural buffer-s 1647 where nene ercist, the width ef whieh will be deteffnined en a case by ease basis dependent efi 1648 1649 septie tanks ffe V V ll bl V . 1 6L1111 7 twig 11 lJ1IT . gr- eundwatef areas an peaty soils 1650 1651 Pr-oteetive measures in the RDZ adjacent te ShOr-elifle PFOteetien Zones will inelude the r-eten4ie 1652 1653 trees e* isting an the site w-hieh require r-efnaval will be r-eplaeed at a minimum ratio of 2. 1; poi-fit 1654 soufee and nen point sour-ee disehar-ges will be prohibited as will septie tanks; and pump etA-, 1655 holding or- tfeatment faeilities will be provided by the developef for- sewat,e and ethef wast 1656 where wet meer- a 4ded for- beats w-hieh have sewage holding f4eilities or- whefe athe 1657 1j-ee ° nront;„ n]I uphi eatie --- . vQ S nro Y V111V1T/ ea .n -- ct o + n +nom, c ow;.. h+ 1658 1659 Policy A.5. 2 : The LDC will continue to include regulations that control the extraction of 1660 natural resources and such extraction will be permitted only where compatible with adjacent land 1661 uses and where minimal resource degradation will occur. The determination of minimal 1662 degradation, if necessary, will be made in cooperation with the appropriate state or federal 1663 agency regulating such resource extraction. 1664 1665 Policy Ate-- :The City will continue to use the latest Flood Insurance Rate Map ( FIRM) 1666 promulgated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency to determine the 1667 location of the 100 -year floodplain and flood prone areas. The City will include provisions 1668 within the LDC to regulate construction within the 100 -year floodplain and flood prone areas. 1669 1670 Policy A.5. 4 _ The City will coordinate land uses with hazard mitigation reports and amend the 1671 LDC to require an analysis of future development and redevelopment proposals based on the 1672 hazard mitigation reports. 1673 1674 OBJECTIVE 17 - THE CITY WILL CONTINUE TO ENSURE THE PROTECTION OF 1675 HISTORIC AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCES BY IMPLEMENTING THE 1676 RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION PLAN PREPARED FOR 1677 THE CITY IN 1992 BY HISTORIC PROPERTY ASSOCIATES AND FUNDED BY THE 1678 CITY AND THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE, BUREAU OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION. 1679 1680 Policy A. 64 : The City will encourage, support, and assist a continuing program of 1681 archaeological survey through its auspices and those of qualified historic preservation 1682 organizations and institutions in the City. Fei4 Walton Beae . FWB 2010 -2020 Comprehensive Plan ( The Future Land Use Element EAR Based Amendment I STRIKE -THRU VERSION 160  1683 1684 Policy A.6. 2 : The Historic Sites and Structures Advisory Board ( HSSAB) will review the 1685 building site file forms that apply to the City -owned lands and recommend a process to conduct 1686 archaeological survey on properties owned and managed by the City in order to compile an 1687 inventory of historic resources. That inventory, required as a management tool, will include 1688 lands, buildings and objects that may possess historical and cultural value. 1689 1690 Policy A.6. 3 - : The City will provide information and assistance to individuals and organizations 1691 seeking to identify, document, and evaluate historic resources of their own, making available 1692 information from its files and records such as the listing of properties and districts which are on 1693 the National Register of Historic Places. 1694 1695 Policy A.6. 4 : The City will adopt as a part of its official map series for planning and permitting 1696 purposes a U.S. G. S. series of topographic maps upon, which recorded archaeological sites and 1697 properties and districts listed in the National Register of Historic Places, are shown. 1698 1699 Policy A.6. 5 _ 1700 The City will consider adoption of a historic preservation ordinance that may include a historic preservation review the HSSAB authority with with authorization to 1701 recommend to City Council on matters regarding historic designations and to conduct a program 1702 of review of physical alterations to designated architectural and archaeological suites and 1703 properties. 1704 1705 Policy A.6. 6 : The City will utilize the publication " The Secretary of the Interior's Standards for 1706 Rehabilitation and Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings" during the renovation or 1707 rehabilitation of any City -owned building that is designated by the City as a locally significant 1708 historic structure or is on the National Register of Historic Places during the renovation or 1709 rehabilitation of any City -owned building that is designated by the City as a locally significant 1710 historic structure or is on the National Register of Historic Places. 1711 1712 Policy A.6- 7-- : The City will continue to require that one ( 1) archaeological survey be conducted 1713 prior to construction when any development or redevelopment project is proposed within the 1714 " archaeologically sensitive zone" ( shown as Figure 4 in the Archaeological Resource 1715 Preservation Plan, prepared in 1992 by the Archaeology Institute at the University of West 1716 Florida); when the development will impact the subsoil to a depth of greater than 18 inches. a* d 1717 ise the T DC aeeer-din tl y by June '1$, ` 003- 1718 1719 Policy fir.6.8 : The City will, through information distributed through its Public Information 1720 Office and the mks -- and- Recreationa4 and Cultural Services Department, promote the City 1721 through the dissemination of information about its historical resources. Likewise, the City will 1722 encourage private organizations, such as the Chamber of Commerce, to promote recognition of 1723 historic resources and will provide such organizations with information or brochures pertaining 1724 to historic resources. 1725 1726 Policy A.6r9-- : The City will conduct a study to identify and evaluate historic buildings and 1727 archaeological sites that have potential visitor appeal. FWB 2010 -2020 Comprehensive Plan I The Future Land Use Element EAR Based Amendment I STRIKE -THRU VERSION 161  1728 1729 Policy A.6. 10 -- : The City through private or public funding; will encourage the acquisition of 1730 lands containing known archaeological resources with significant value, actual or potential, for 1731 visitor appeal, when such land is available. 1732 1733 Policy A.6. 11 : The City will consider the creation of parks and other recreation areas that will 1734 incorporate archaeologically significant sites or districts in a manner that will contribute both to 1735 the preservation of such sites and to their enjoyment by the public. 1736 1737 Policy A.6. 12 : The HSSAB will explore and recommend to the City Council State and federal 1738 financial resources for protection and preservation of archaeologically significant properties. 1739 1740 OBJECTIVE 18 - COORDINATE COASTAL AREA RESIDENTIAL DENSITIES WITH THE 1741 OKALOOSA COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PLAN 1742 ( REFERENCE THE COASTAL MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION ELEMENT OF 1743 THIS ORDINANCE) UPON ADOPTION OF THIS FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT. 1744 1745 Policy A.7. 1-- : Residential densities will be limited to those maximum densities reflected on the 1746 Future Land Use Maps and as described. in Pokey A.3. 1. 1747 1748 Policy A.7. 2 -- : The City will continue to participate in the d&velepfflefit E) ft e Local Hazard 1749 Mitigation Strategyic Planning Committee for Okaloosa County and s4seque t tc ccm„y.le en * of 1750 the StFate' T" implement the mitigation initiatives in for the City of Fort 1751 Walton Beach . 1752 1753 OBJECTIVE 19 -THE CITY WILL CONTINUE TO DISCOURAGE THE PROLIFERATION 1754 OF URBAN SPRAWL BY ENCOURAGING REDEVELOPMENT CONSISTENT WITH 1755 C= n DT A N TDA THE FUTURE LAND USE MAPS UPON ADOPTION OF THIS A 1756 ORDINANCE. AND T-14p O G14 ! PLE ENTATI - OF POLICIES A. 1 .T14 O TG1 1757 A.7.-5- 1758 1759 Policy X1.8. 1 -- : The City will continue to prioritize its Capital Improvements Program funding in 1760 a manner that generally assigns first priority to the renewal and replacement of existing, obsolete 1761 or worn-out facilities in order to provide infrastructure capacity necessary to private sector 1762 development or redevelopment activities. 1763 1764 Policy A.9. 2 — : The City will continue to require the