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and community impacts both from physical and economic velooment Code to Include Soecific Lanauaae Desianed to
perspectives. Examples of measures to be taken include: Strenathen the City' s Comoatibilitv Position on Prooosed
Developments. Land Use Amendments and/ or Other Re-
o Post signage in areas screened from airfields and
lated Chanae Requests. There are potential military im-
other military operations. The intent of this recommen-
pacts on civilian land, facilities, and citizens. There are also
dation serves to notify visitors or prospective home-
potential civilian impacts on military operations. The sec-
owners or renters to the presence of aircraft and re-
tion of the Future Land Use Element that addresses such
lated noise, high intensity impulse noise, and/ or low
issues could be called the Military Influenced Area ( MIPA)
flying aircrafts typically found in an APZ. Trees, vege- Subelement. Following is an outline of typical issues that
tation, or terrain screen airfields from many areas near
might be described in the MIPA Subelement: Data Inven-
airfields and military operations are not always in effect
tory and Analysis. Only those military facilities and opera-
24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
tions impacting the designated MIPA within the local gov-
o Provide links on the County' s website to maps showing ernment should be discussed.
Clear Zones, Accident Potential Zones, high level air-
Comprehensive Plan Military Encroachments Element
craft noise zones, high intensity impulse noise areas,
Data Inventory and Analysis
and MIPAs.
Describe Military Missions and Operations Impacting Local
o Distribute maps showing Clear Zones, Accident Poten-
Government:
tial Zones, high level aircraft noise zones, high inten-
sity impulse noise areas, and MIPAs to local libraries, o Facilities Impacting Community: Airfield ( Eglin Main,
real estate offices, county offices, airports, community Hurlburt, Duke, Camp Rudder, Choctaw) or Range
buildings, and other locations existing and prospective o Type Activity/ Operation ( Flights Arriving- Departing
residents and business owners frequent. Specific Runway and Type of Aircraft)
o
Drop Zone/ Gunnery Range/ Other operations, tests or
FWB 5: Formalize Policv for Militarv Particioation and
maintenance
Cross-Jurisdiction Coordination in Develooment Review o Character of Impact on Civilians and Civilian Property
and Plannina Process. Formalize its policy to include mili-
Noise in Flight, Impulse Noise; Public safety threat-
tary participation in its development review and planning ened, Limited use of land or Structure, Secondary im-
process. This should include a formal communication proc-
pacts: Impacts to Health)
ess between the City and Eglin AFB to ensure appropriate
o Timing & severity of impacts
parties are engaged in reviewing information pertaining to
proposed developments or planning issues upon receipt of
Section 7 - FORT W ALTON BEACH TETRA TECH
EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE JOINT LAND USE STUDY
JUNE 2009
gion' s economy while protecting the quality of life within
Describe Civilian Land Use and Activities Encroaching on the three- county area.
Military Operations and possible remedial actions after con-
sidering the JLUS analysis, recommendations, and local Partnerina to Preserve Quality of Life and Resource Con-
discussion and interaction with the military representatives. servation: Preserve the Northwest Florida Region' s natu-
Land uses within the following would be of consideration: ral resources, by partnering to promote funding for land
o Clear Zone acquisition/ land easements to conserve major sensitive
o Accident Potential Zone I environmental corridors identified in the such as the
o Accident Potential Zone II Northwest Florida Greenway, land generally east of the
o Noise Contours in decibels: ~ 65- 69; 70- 74; 75- 84; ~ 85 Blackwater River floodplain west of the Yellow River, the
o Cruise Missile Corridors floodplain of the Shoal River, Choctawhatchee River and
o Supersonic Corridor SW of SW portion of AFB other high priority conservation areas identified in the
o Restricted Areas and Danger Zones Off- Base: such as Sustainable Emerald Coast Plan.
Drop Zones, Eglin Aerial Gunnery Ranges, etc.
Identify Objectives for Resolving Encroachment Issues
Tall structures and potential height thresholds needed Described in the Data Inventory and Analysis. This sec-
within the following areas ( with reference maps): tion should identify encroachment issues to be resolved
o Clear Zone and APZ I & II and an implementation schedule.
o FAA & Military Approach/ Departure Height Thresholds
o Military Training Routes Identify Policies to Implement Each Objective, includ-
o Low Level Training Area Routes: Fixed Wing & Heli- ing:
copters Amendments to Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use
o Restricted Areas for Controlled Firing & Drops/ Danger Map, if any
Zones Off-Base Amendments to Regulatory Land Use Controls:
o Obstructions to Lines of Sight: ex: Terminal Instrument o Possible Implementing Rezonings
Procedures Routes ( TERPS) o Establish Military Influence Planning Area ( MIPA)
Zoning Overlay District:
Outdoor Lighting Q Permitted, Conditional, and Prohibited Land Uses
Address Incompatible Densities, Places of Assem-
Electronic transmissions over the 5.4 to 5. 9 GHz band-
bly, Location of More Intense Development
width of RF spectrum adversely impacts operations. Q
Height Regulations
Comprehensive Plan Military Influence Area Subele- Q Outdoor Lighting Regulations
ment Goals, Objectives, and Policies- Possible Goals to Q
Development Review Procedures:
Consider and Adapt to Local Conditions: Ex- Officio Military Representation on Planning
Board
Reaion' s Role and Function in the Nation' s Defense and Early Notification
the Northwest Florida Economy: Promote the national Effectuating Timely Participation and Response
defense and cultivate continuance of Eglin AFB' s role Conflict Resolution Mechanisms
and function as a major contributor to the nation' s de- o Subdivision Regulations Establishing Incentives for
fense and the Northwest Florida economy while enhanc- Clustered Development Removed from Severe Im-
ing the economy of Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, and Walton pacted Land
Counties and its municipalities. o Restrict Use Of Radio Frequency Spectrum
o Bands 5. 4 - 5. 9 Ghz
Coordination. Partnerships. and Manaaement Initiatives o on Items Such As Wireless Lan & Microwave Cordless
to Promote Land Use Compatibility: Enhance land use Devices Incl. Garage Door Openers
compatibility within Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, and Walton o Special Issues
Counties and its municipalities by coordinating, forming o Small Area Land Use Studies
partnerships, and management initiatives to ensure long- o Public Awareness
term viability of Eglin AFB' s role, functions, and missions o Web-Site Public Awareness
in the nation' s defense and the Northwest Florida Re-
Section 7 - FORT W ALTON BEACH TETRA TECH
EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE JOINT LAND USE STUDY
JUNE 2009
o Public Notice Requirements In Development Review
Process
o Identify When Moa Impacted
o Street Signage ( Military Operations Area)
o Inform Public of Noise Zone Revisions
o
Property Disclosure on Document Advertising or
Transferring Ownership of Impacted Property Located
in CZ, APZ, and Noise Influenced Areas.
o Revisions to Construction Standards to Address Noise
Attenuation
o Land Acquisition, Land Swaps, Easement Acquisitions
to Address Enclaves on Civilian Lands on the Eglin
Reservation or Military Owned Lands Off- Base.
o Collaborative Efforts to Mitigate Issues with Eglin AFB
o Revisions to Instrumentation and/ or Physical Orienta-
tion
o Procedural Efforts to Improve Advance Planning for
Development & Conservation:
Q
Early Notification
Q
Effectuating Timely Participation and Response
o Funding for Implementation
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