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

rehabilitation and re -use of governmental 1765 facilities, structures and buildings as the preferred alternative to new construction. 1766 1767 Policy A.8. 3`— _ he wil „ so its fise ,l to eneour-age infill developm The City 1768 will encourage infill development by implementation of Rpolicies within this Element 1769 , and defines infill as development within the existing utility 1770 service area and development within the adjacent unincorporated areas that can be served with 1771 existing or rehabilitated infrastructure. 1772 FWB 2010 -2020 Comprehensive Plan I The Future Land Use Element EAR Based Amendment I STRIKE -THRU VERSION 162  1773 Pehey A.98. 4 1774 Deeembef ' 1775 ' fegar-ding the 1 776 establishment of tirrb.a..n ,n° r, ; e° n y n„ rdn;° r the City. 1777 1778 Policy A.8. 5 : Public facilities and services will be located to minimize their cost, minimize 1779 their impacts on the natural environment and maximize their efficiency. Cost alternatives, 1780 impacts on the environment and levels of efficiency will be determined during the design phase 1781 and bid process utilized by the City to accomplish the installation or location of public facilities 1782 and/or services. If the facilities or services are provided by City forces, the determinations will 1783 be made during the design phase. 1784 1785 OBJECTIVE 20 - THE CITY WILL CONTINUE TO ENSURE THE AVAILABILITY OF 1786 SUITABLE LAND FOR UTILITY FACILITIES NECESSARY TO SUPPORT PROPOSED 1787 DEVELOPMENT THROUGH PROVISIONS WITHIN THE LDC OR ACQUISITION OF 1788 LAND BY THE CITY. 1789 1790 Policy A.9. 1 : The City will include land acquisition within its Capital Improvements Element 1791 referenee - C'T-' sseetion 14) and within its Capital Improvements Program ( r-efer-enee Peli , 1792 A. S. !) when necessary to provide public lands for utility facilities. 1793 1794 Policy TrT2 : The City will continue to require dedication of adequate rights -of w - ay pursuant 1795 to the Subdivision Regulations of the LDC of the City for use as roadways and by utilities for 1796 extensions or improvements. 1797 1798 OBJECTIVE 21 - THE CITY WILL CONTINUE TO ALLOW THE USE OF INNOVATIVE 1799 LAND DEVELOPMENT TECHNIQUES AND INCLUDE PROVISIONS FOR PLANNED 1800 UNIT DEVELOPMENTS AND OTHER APPROACHES TO MIXED -USE DEVELOPMENT; 1801 AND rrra AMEND T-14E T DC= ACGORDNGLY V jUNE 18, 2001 ( T. F D T: ATCE FLUE 1802 P-OLWY-- A. 1. 1 )- 1803 1804 Policy A. 10. 1 : The City will continue to ensure that the PUD provisions include incentives 1805 adequate to encourage their use where appropriate., and revise the LDC; aeeer-difigly by Ame 18, 1806 2001. 1807 1808 1809 oriented land development eentfals, 1810 density bonuses. d revise the LDC; ae eer- irg ly by me 19, 2001 1811 _ 1812 GOAL B. SUSTAIN MILITARY INSTALLATIONS AND MILITARY MISSIONS BY 1813 PROMOTING COMPATIBLE DEVELOPMENT AND REDEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE 1814 CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH. 1815 FWB 2010 -2020 Comprehensive Plan I The Future Land Use Element EAR Based Amendment I STRIKE -THRU VERSION 163  1816 OBJECTIVE 1 - THE CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH WILL ENSURE THAT FUTURE 1817 DEVELOPMENT WILL NOT NEGATIVELY IMPACT CURRENT AND LONG -TERM 1818 VIABILITY OF MILITARY INSTALLATIONS AND MILITARY FLIGHT PATHS. 1819 1820 Policy A.3. 19 — _ The City will continue to protect Hurlburt Field from encroachment of 1821 incompatible land uses through appropriate land development regulations that provide for 1822 protection of the clear zones. and vise the LPG -' v avv 411V y by upst 12, 2004 Aeronautical 1823 studies will be coordinated with Hurlburt Field prior to submittal to the Federal Aviation 1824 Administration ( FAA) for a determination of no hazard to air navigation for all tall structures 1825 located within the vicinity of Hurlburt Field. 1826 1827 Policy - Maintain the military mission maps, and include Joint Land Use Study recommendations 1828 as supporting data and analysis in the comprehensive plan. 1829 1830 Policy - The City of Fort Walton Beach will encourage the location of compatible land uses 1831 adjacent to military installation or within military flight a ths. 1832 1833 Policy - The City will ensure no development order for a development project will be issued that 1834 negatively pacts current missions of the militarybyprovidingan OOpportunity for comment on 1835 proposed development by military ex- officio representatives on the Municipal Planning Board. 1836 1837 OBJECTIVE 2 — THE CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH WILL CONTINUE TO FOSTER 1838 MEANINGFUL INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION BETWEEN THE CITY AND 1839 THE MILITARY TO ENSURE THAT LAND USE DECISIONS ARE NOT IN CONFLICT 1840 WITH MILITARY OPERATIONS AND THAT SUCH DECISIONS PROMOTE THE 1841 HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE OF THE CITIZENS OF THE CITY. 1842 1843 Policy - The military installation will designate a representative as an ex- officio member of the 1844 Municipal Planning Board. 1845 1846 Policy - The City will support and a rticipate in the implementation of the Joint Land Use Study 1847 ( JLUS) and Growth Management Plan conducted by Okaloosa County. 1848 1849 OBJECTIVE 3 — THE CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH WILL DEVELOP A PUBLIC 1850 INFORMATION PROGRAM TO ADVISE PROSPECTIVE RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY 1851 OWNERS NEAR MILITARY INSTALLATIONS AND MILITARY FLIGHT PATHS OF THE 1852 IMPACTS INHERENT TO MILITARY OPERATIONS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED 1853 TO NOISE AND OTHER SIMILAR NUISANCES AND ACCIDENT POTENTIAL RISKS. 1854 1855 Policy - The City will provide information to the public regarding the location and the impacts 1856 typically associated with military installations and military flight paths through such means as 1857 posting maps on the City' s website, posting signage near facilities where appropriate and 1858 requiring accident potential and noise information on site plans and subdivision plats. 1859 1860 FWB 2010 -2020 Comprehensive Plan I The Future Land Use Element EAR Based Amendment I STRIKE -THRU VERSION 164  1861 See. A. 13* 1862 Future Lafid 1- 11' sta ALAaps: The following Future Land Use Map Se 1863 g ilmejis, ' 1864 1865 ( 1) Map FLUM I FeA Walton Beaeh ( West) Future Laiid Use Map, dated Deeember- 1999 and 1866 1867 ' 1868 1869 ( 3) Map FLUM , dated Deeeniber- 1998 1870 ' 1871 a. The fellewing generalized land Use eate- * ! shewfl 01i the Future Land U-se 1872 Maps identified above ( Maps FLUM 1, 2 afid -3-)-- 1873 Residential, 1874 Residential, a;„ m L Density (MDR) 1875 1876 4. Mixed Use Main Street ( MUMS) 1877 S. Mixed Use WateFfFOfit ( MUW) 1878 6. General Gefnmer-eial ( GC=) 1879 7. Regi fia Gemmern; R-u 1880 , 9. HighwayHighway [.Demme ;,, L \ Vlll -, 1 T 1 n. Light L/l I dt str „ 1 ( 1=1) 4 T,,, 1 882 10. a„ stfi ,1 DaEk ( TD) 1. 1883 , 1 1 ReeFeatie,, ( RED) 1884 r 1885 1„ 1J. v nsef v -- tie ( GQN) 1886 - 14. Publie „ as ( DL) 1887 15. Edtieatiea (ED) 1888 16. Mixed R esid ,...tia 1889 1890 1891 1892 1 Ka.K1 v nni-1 Use Map Sefie .• an CL11R -p Jti/ Tl'Tl[7'[ L rn[ 1893 1894 e. Publie water- wells, , , 1895 Futufe Land Use Maps No FLUE T7J 1 2 and 3 1896 1897 4) Fig-dr-e FLUE 4 delineates the ar-ehaeelalgnieal sites listed in the Per-ida Master- Site Files- 1898 1899 of 1992 that are leeated in the Gity of Feft Walton Beaeh afid the Histerie Area designatedby the Gity Genf ,.; 1 in 1 989 1900 1901 ( 5) Figure FLUE 5 is the Gefiefalized Wetimanif r, 1902 1903 1904 ( 6) Soil asseeiations are sheA% 1905 on Figefe FLUE 6, titled Soil Asseeiatiefis, a-ad prepared by the FWB 2010 -2020 Comprehensive Plan I The Future Land Use Element EAR Based Amendment I STRIKE -THRU VERSION 165  1906 Planning, 1907 November- 1972 1908 1909 Amendments