Fort Walton Beach Resolution — 90-07-Transmit Comp Plan 2000 to DCA — reading text

b. Participation in state and federal winterization programs. Ob1ective 9 . A. 5 - The City shall continue to nificant, historic structures and sites identify locally sig- and add these to the of locally significant historical resources. City' s list Policy 9. A. S. l - The City of Fort Walton Beach Historic Structures Sites and Advisory Board shall be responsible for identifying and recommending structures and sites to the City Council for consideration as locally significant historical resources. Policy 9 . A. 5. 2 - The' ' Ci ty shall continueseek assistance from theto Florida Department of State, Division of Historic Resources in ing and implementing a historic and scenic prepar- this Comprehensive Plan ( reference preservation element for Policies 7. A. 4. 4 and 7. A. 4. S). Objective 9 . A. 6 - ,+, he City shall continue to provide tance, including relocation housing housing assis- for persons displaced programs or projects, and by public assistance for low and moderate income persons upon adoption of this Ordinance. Policy 9. A. 6. 1 - The Fort Walton Beach its housing referral Housing Authority shall continue program. Poliey 9. A. 6. 2 - All plans for public and projects which would involve the displacement of residents programs shall include a housing reloca- tion plan which contains provisions for inter~ or permanent housing for displaced persons. Poliey 9. A. 6. 3 - The Fort Walton Beach to Housing provide alternative housing options for low Authority shall continue _-_ and moderate income and disadvantaged individuals and families. Poliey 9. A. 6. 4 - Tne City ' sha~ l continue to seek grants to provide for relocating low and moderate income persons during the housing rehabili- tation process. Ob1ective 9 . A. 7 - Implement housing programs on an " on- going" basis upon adoption of this Ordinance. Policy 9. A. 7. 1 - The City will cooperate with the agencies identified in Policy 9. A. l. lO to facilitate bond backed low interest mortgage loans for home purchases for qualified individuals or families. Page 9- 4  CHAPTER 10 ( 9J- 5. 011) INFRASTRUCTURE ELEMENT SANITARY SEWER. SOLID WASTE. DRAINAGE. POTABLE WATER. AND NATURAL GROUNDWATER AOUIFER RECHARGE ELEMENT) 10. 01 Purpose: The purpose of this for necessary Chapter ( element) is to provide public facilities and services correlated with the Future Land Use Maps ( projections) and consistent with the goals, and policies contained in this objectives Ordinance. 10. 02 Data and Analvsis: This Chapter ( element) is based upon the data and analysis requirements pursuant to Subsection 9J- 5. 005( 1)( 2), F. A. C. and 9J- 5. 01l( 1) ( 2), F. A. C. ( reference Sections 5. 03, 5. 07 of this Ordinance and 5. 06 and Chapter 7 of the Foundation Documents). 10. 03 Natural Groundwater Aquifer Recharqe: NOT APPLICABLE. There are noidentified prime groundwater or the aquifer recharge areas within City ( reference Chapter 7, Exhibit A, Foundation Documents). However, policies are included herein to protect water wells, sources and the natural water function of drainage features. 10. 04 Goals, Obiectives and Policies: The Goals, O~ jectives and Policies of this element are as follows: GOAL 10. A - Provide sanitary sewer, solid waste, water services to meet the needs of current drainage and potable and future residents of the Ci~y in accordance with adopted level of service standards. Obiective 10. A. l - The City will correct existing facility deficiencies and provide new infrastructure by implementing the Capital Improvements Element and the Schedule of capital improvemen~ ( Table 14- 1) by 1995. ~ p~ Policy 10. A. l. l - correct~ng eXi; ting infrasfructure deficiencies through replacement or correction will take facilities to meet future needs ( reference priority over providing Policy 14. A. 1. 3). Policy 10. A. l. 2 - New share development will be required tp fund its pro- rata of costs associated with reference Policy 14. A. 4. 1). providing necessary infrastructure Objective 10. A. 2 - The City shall coordinate the extension or increase in capacity of facilities to meet future needs through the implementation, and annual revision of the adoption, reference Chapter 14, Table 14- 1 and Capital Improvements Element Section 14. 06). Policy 10 . A. 2. 1 - The City shall include level of service standards within its Land Development Code and shall insure the maintenance of level of service standards through implementation of the Concurrency Management System ( reference Chapter 6). Page 10- 1  policv lO. A. 2. 2 - The following level of service standards adopted: are hereby FACILITY LEVEL OF SERVICE STANDARD Sanitary Sewer 115 gallons/ capita per day Solid Waste Facilities 6. 0 lbs./ capita per day Drainage Facilities a. Retain the first inch of runoff on- site for a 2S- year storm event; and. b. Elimination of stormwater from paved streets within 24 hours of all but catastrophic rainfall events Potable Water Facilities 150 gallons/ capita per day PolicY lO. A. 2. 3 - By 1992, the City shall produce a study, with recom- mendations, that addresses: a. Localized flooding prGblems and appropriate corrective actions and the impacts, if any, on surface water quality; and b. The upgrade of the potable water distribution and stQrage system. PolicY 10 . A. 2. 4 . - The projects ( studies) listed in Policy 10 . A. 2. 3 shall be accomplished the committee by 14. A. 3. 6 and the committee appointed pursuant to Policy may utilize any resources provided it City Council pursuant to Section 2. by the 01( 3) of this Ordinance. policv 10 . A. 2 . 5 - The City continually shall maximize the use of existing infrastructure so as to minimize urban sprawl. PolicY 10. A. 2. 6 - The City shall prioritize its infrastructure improve- ments pursuant to Policy 14. A. l. 3. r PolicY 10. A. 2. 7 _ The City". will rehabilitate and re- use existing governmental facilities, structures and construction whenever possible ( reference buildings in lieu of new 14. A. l. Policy 4). PolicY 10 . A. 2 . 8 - The City will require new development to utilize existing facility capacities prior to new ence Policies 7. A. 2. system construction ( refer- 2 an~- 7. A. 2. 3). Ob; ective 10 . A. 3 - The City continually shall conserve its potable water resources upon adoption of the LDC ( reference Policy 7. A. 1. 1). Page 10- 2  Poliey 10. A. 3. 1 Continue to Regional Utility participate and cooperate with the Authority for water supply planning and alternatives. financing Poliey 10. A. 3. 2 - The City will coordinate with