Okaloosa County BOCC — December 10, 2015 — a. Bridge to Bridge OILA — reading text

DirectionDistanceand Curvecourses.The validchoicesare: . QB-Quadrantbearing . NA-North azimuth . SA-South azimuth . P -P o l a r DU Directionunits (required).The directionunits are usedto specifydirections and anglesin the DirectionDistance,TangentCurve,and Curvecourses. The validchoicesare: Lastmodifiedon 01iUL 2013 Previous versionsnot valid  llnlil04 ti'$ . DD-Decimaldegrees . DMS-Degrees/Minutes/Seconds . R -R a d i a n s . G-Gra d i a n so r Gons SP for the traverse,specifiedas Start point (required).The start coordinates x,y. F o r e xa mp l e : sP 454868.9 298986.09 EP forthe traverse,specifiedas x,y. Endpoint (optional).The end coordinates F o re xa mp l e : EP 454868.9 298985.09 DD Direction-Distance course.A straightcoursespecifiedby a directionand a d i sta n ceF. o re xa mp l e: DD N90-0-08 105 AD Angle-Distancecourse.A straightcoursespecifiedby an anglerelativeto the previouscourseand a distance.Forexample: AD 45-0-0 100 This must not be the first coursein the traverse. TC Tangentcurvecourse.A curvedcoursethat is tangentto the previous course.After the TC, the next two pairs of tokens specifyhow to construct the curve.Useany of the followingchoicesfollowedby the value: . D-Central angleof the curve o A-Distancealongthe arc of the curve . C-Distanceacrossthe chord Lastmodifiedon 01iUL 2013 versions Previous not valid  Page5 *f S . R-Radiusof the curve The final token describeswhichway the curveturns,to the left or the r i g h t: a L-Left a R-Right In the followingexample,a tangentcurvewith a chordlengthof 45 units and centralangleof 100 degreescurvingto the left is defined: TC C 45 D 100-0-0 L This must not be the first coursein the traverse. NC Nontangentcurve.After the NC,the next two pairsof tokensspecifyhow to constructhe curve.Useany of the followingchoicesfollowedby the va l u e : . D-Central angleof the curve . A-Distance alongthe arc of the curve . C-Distanceacrossthe chord . R-Radiusof the curve angle Lastmodifiedon 01iUL 2013 Previous versionsnot valid I ,,......r,#.., ,.+ Page6 of 6 I I I I tst modlffdon01JUL2013 . Prwftcucncrsions nd lnlid t.i  R I C KS ( ] O ' I " I ' Flonroa DnplnrMENToF COVERNOR ExvTnoNMENTAL PnorncrloN (-.,A T(I,OST,OI'EZ.CAN-IERA t,-t (ioVIiR\ol( MARJORYSTONEMANDOUGLASBUILDING 39OO COMMONWEALTH BOULEVARD IOT"ATHAN P STEYE,RSON FLORIDA32399-3OOO TALLAHASSEE, RET,.\RY SEC February 25,2015 OkaloosaIslandLeaseholders AssociationBoardof Directors Attn: Kathy Foster,Vice President 849'l'arponDrive Fort Walton Beach,FL 32548 To whom it may concern: This letteris in regardsto the plannedtrail projecton SantaRosaIslandstretchingfrom SantaRosa Boulevardto the DestinBridge.The Departmentof EnvironmentalProtection'sOffice of Greenwaysand Trails confirmsthat this projectis locatedwithin the FloridaGreenwaysand Trails System(FGTS) Land Trail Opportunityand Priority Network. The Priority Network encompasses the more importantcorridorsand connectionswithin the FCTS OpportunityNetwork.Constructinga trail in this areaprovidesoutdoorrecreationaluserswith accessto trails connectingEglin BeachPark,JohnBeaslyPark,Fort Walton BeachParkand other locationson OkaloosaIsland.The proposedtrail would closean approximately5 mile gap alongthe GreatNorthwest CoastalTrail Corridor(GNCTC), an identifiedlong distancetrail conidor in the FGTS PriorityNetwork, that will eventuallyconnectapproximately270 milesof tailacross the Panhandle.Additionally,the GNCTC will connectcommunitiesbetweenPensacola, to the CapitalCity to SeaTrails in Tallahassee, and to St. Augustinethroughthe Original FloridaCorridor,creatinga continuoustrail connectionacross Northwestand NortheastFlorida. A projectsuchas this will providededicatedaccessto shared-usepaths,trails and otherrecreational opportunities.They createthe optimumsettingfor safeand efficient useof non-motorizedtypesof transportationfor communitiesand commercialcenters.Trails are becomingan increasinglyimportant economicenginefor communities,with benefitsfueledby both residentsof the stateand visitorsto local municipalities. 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