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to and private sector necessary Lmprove the public housing delivery process. Policy 9. A. l. 3 - The Land and Development Code shall include an efficient easily followed permitting process. _'_ Policy 9 . A. l. 4 - The Land Development Code shall include criteria guiding the locati9n of housing for low and moderate income families, mobile homes, group homes, foster care facilities and households with special needs. Policy 9. A. l. 5 - The Land Development Code shall detail the procedures whereby the provision of facilities and services to proposed necessary serve developments at:, the adopted level standards isof service confirmed prior to the'. issuance of development permits ( reference Policy 14. A. S. 3 and Chapter 6 Concurrency Manaqement System). Policy 9. A. l. 6 - Mobile homes shall be located in mobile home parks and the LDC shall include site development criteria for mobile home parks Page 9- 1 and such parks shall be located in those areas Land Use Maps ( designated on the Future Figures 7- 1, 7- 2 and 7- 3) as medium and zoned for mobile home density residential parks on the Zoning Map. Policy 9. A. 1. 7 - The City will include criteria in the Land Development Code for the development of group homes and such homes shall be located within areas designated on the Future Land Use and 7- 3) as medium Maps ( Figures 7- 1, 7- 2 density or high density residential. Policy 9. A. l. 8 - The Land the location of foster homes Development Code shall include criteria for and such foster homes shall be within any residential area located designated on the Future Land Use Maps Pigures 7- 1, 7- 2 and 7- 3). Policy 9 . A. 1. 9 - The City will continue within infrastructure improvements neighborhoods targeted by the Community Development Block Grant Program ( reference Policy 7. A. 2. 1 and Table 14- 1). Policy 9. A. 1. 10 The shall continueCity to cooperate with the appropriate local, federal state and agencies ( Fort Walton Beach Housing Authority, Okaloosa County, Escambia County Housing Finance Authority, Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative the U. S. Services and Department of Housing and Urban Development) so as to housing assistance for present and future residents in need of provide same. Ob1ective 9 . A. 2 - ' The City will continue to reduce the number of substandard houses and housing conditions and will continue its structural and aesthetic J.n order to achieve at improvement efforts of existing housing stock least a 10% reduction in the number of standard housing units sub- by 1995. Poliey 9 . A. 2 . 1 - The City shall use the data generated census, when available, to by the 1990 identify substandard housing within the City. Policy 9. A. 2. 2 - By 1993, the Land Development Code shall include provisions and regulations which direct the elimination or reduction of substandard housing identified pursuant to Policy 9. A. 2. 1. ~'_ PoliCY 9 . A. 2. 3 - The Land which continue the Development Code shall contain provisions City' s . practice of removing, or causing the removal of, housing stock * ith structural deficiencies. Policy 9. A. 2. 4 The City will continue to strictly enforce its building and housing codes as well as its planning and zoning codes. In addition, the committee created pursuant to review the Policy 14 . A. 3. 6 will City' s building, housing, planning and zoning codes and code requirements to insure ~'that quality of housing and integrity of neighborhoods is adequately addressed. The committee' s review shall be reported to the City Council together with the other reports required pursuant to Section 14. 06 in 1993. Page 9- 2 PolicY 9 . A. 2. 5 - The I- i City shall continue to enforce the buffer and landscape requirements contained within Chapters 1272. 06 and the Codified Ordinances of 1415 of the City. Poliey 9. A. 2. 6 - The City shall continue its demand responsive street light maintenance and Lmprovement program. Ob1ective 9. A. 3 - Provide adequate areas and for low: and moderate income infrastructure for housing families, mobile homes, foster care facilities group homes, and upon adoption of the Land reference Policy 7. A. 1. 1). Development Code Policy 9 . A. 3 . 1 - The City shall implement the Concurrency Management System ( reference Chapter 6 of this Ordinance) Land Development Code. upon adoption of the Policy 9 . A. 3. 2 - The Land which prohibit Development Code shall contain provisions the connection of facilities described in 9. A. 3 to septic systems and require the connection of said Objective o the central facilities sewage- system ( reference Policy lO. A. 5. 2). Policy 9 . A. 3. 3 Principles and criteria guiding the location of housing for low and moderate income families, mobile homes, group homes and foster care facilities shall be included within the ment Code Land Develop- and pur~uant to Policies 7. A. 2. 1, 9. A. l. 8. 9. A. l. 6, 9. A. l. 7 and PolicY 9. A. 3. 4 - By 1993, the City will re- examine its based upon data from the 1990 housing needs, census, and will needed to this plan in the identify any adjustments Evaluation and Appraisal Report ( EAR) in 1994. Poliey 9. A. 3. 5 - The City shall continue to new accept its fair share of publicly owned low and moderate income shall be determined based on housing units. Fair share a ratio of the City' s County' s population and the number of population to the units within the existing low and moderate income City and within the County. In addition, tion of this policy will require fair share allocations for implementa- communities. neighboring Obiective 9. A. 4 - The continual conservation, rehabilitation or, when necessary, demolit! on of housing within the LDC ( reference City upon adoption of the Policy 7. A. I. I). Policy 9 . A. 4 . 1 The City shall continue enforcement of its land development regulations so that conservation or rehabilitation of housing may be achieved and extend the useful life of the housing stock and stabilize existing or improve existing neighborhoods, includ- ing the aesthetic appeal of such neighborhoods. Policy 9. A. 4. 2 - The Land Development Code shall contain techniques and methods necessary to the conservation or rehabilitation of existing Page 9- 3 housing stock these methods may include, but are not l~ited to, the following: a 0' Incentives for adaptive re- use of and existing structures;

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