Fort Walton Beach Ordinance — 1756 Amend Cpt 12 Land Devolopment Code — reading text

Hearing with DOAH ODD 0 D 0 i a 000 D D D If' If IF NO PETITION IS FILED, IF PETITION IS FILED V 0/ THE PLAN AMENDMENT Finds Amendment in Finds Amendment GOES INTO EFFECT Compliance Not in C~ mpliance i. Affected Person" has 21 days to petition DCA foran Administrative Hearing with DOAH D D 0 D D D D D D D D 0 F NO PETITION IS FILED. w THE PLAN AMENDMENT Finds Amendment Finds Amendment in GOES INTO EFFECT Compliance Not in Compliance t r I D 0 D 0 D D D. o 0 0 0 D 0 0 m Finds Amendment in Finds Amendment com~:~ance Not in Compliance Affected Person" has 30 days to petition DCA foran Ii' Administrative Hearing withDOAH M Affected Person" has 30 days to petition DCA for an Administrative Hearing with DOAH IF NO PETITION IS FILED THE PLAN AfVlENDMENT if DCA -- Department of Community Affairs GOES INTO EFFECT DOAH - Division of Administrative IF NO PETITION IS FILED. THE PLAN Hearings AMENDMENT GOES INTO EFFECT Administrative Commission - The Governor and Cabinet meeting together 13- 13  Chapter 13 / Administration and Enforcement Sec. 13. 300./ PLANNING PERMIT PROCEDURES Sec. 13. 305. Rezoning 13. 305. REZONING Rezoning" means the initial zoning or a change in the zoning classification of a parcel or parcels of land on the City Zoning Map. A. Application for ci Rezoning An application to rezone land may be initiated by the City or by the owner of the land to be considered for rezoning. 1. Application Filing. The owner or an authorized agent for the owner of property to be rezoned shall file an application for rezoning with the CDS Director and pay the required application fee. 2. Application Information. The application shall provide the following information: a. Legal names of each of the owners of the subject property including their business and home addressE!s and telephone numbers; b. If any owner is a business entity such as a partnership, corporation or joint venture, the names and business addresses of all partners and officers, as appropriate, and telephone numbers; c. The le! gal description of the subject property; d. A copy of the deed or deeds conveying the subject property to the current owner; e. If the applicant for rezoning is a representative of the owner, evidence of agency in the form of a letter, affidavit or other document satisfactory to the City Attorney; and f. Any other information required by the CDS Director. B. Review by MPB After review of the application by the CDS Department, the CDS Director shall have a draft ordinance prepared, which, if adopted by the City Council, would effect the proposed rezoning and shall forward the application and ordinance to the MPB for consideration. The MPB shall review a proposal for rezoning and shall make an advisory recommendation to the City Council as to the need and justification for the change and the relationship of the proposed change to the goals, objectives and policies of the Comprehensive Plan and of this Code. The MPB shall include in its recommendation to the City Council any information which it deems is relevant to issues relating to the proposed rezoning. C. Criteria for Con~sideration by MPB The MPB shall consider the following criteria: 1. The existing land use pattern; 2. The possible creation of an isolated district unrelated to adjacent and nearby districts; 3. The pop1ulation density pattern of the area and possible increase or overtaxing of the load on public facilities such as SGhools, utilities and streets; 4. The possible overloading of the City' s sewage collection, treatment and disposal facilities; 5. The possible overloading of the City' s drainage system; 6. The existing district boundaries in relation to existing conditions on the subject property; 7. The existence of changed or changing conditions which make the passage of the proposed rezoning necessary or appropriate; 8. The impact of the proposed rezoning upon living conditions in the adjacent neighborhood; 9. The impact of the rezoning and allowable development upon the flow of light and air to adjacent areas; 10. The impact of the proposed rezoning upon property values in the adjacent area; 11. The impact of the proposed rezoning upon improvement or development of adjacent property in accordance with existing regulations; and 12. The existence of other adequate sites in the City for the proposed use in districts already permitting such use. D. Review and Consideration by City Council The City Council shall review and consider an application for rezoning as soon as reasonably possible after the MPB makes its recommendation. The CDS Director shall prepare a written report to submit to the City Council which includes the recommendation of the MPB and the draft ordinance. The City Council shall hold two hearings to consider an application for a proposed rezoning. If the City Council approves the application for rezoning, the rezoning ordinance becomes effective as provided in the body of the ordinance. 13- 14  Chapter 13 / Administration and Enforcement Sec. 13. 300. / PLANNING PERMIT PROCEDURES Sec. 13.305. Rezoning E. Reconsideration of Application for rezoning of the same If the City Council denies an application for rezoning, a similar application subject property may not be filed for two years after such denial. TABLE 13- 5: PLANNING PERMIT REVIEW AUTHORITY Planning Permit/Development A roval