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

regulation which pertain to endangered or rare species and will provide for protection of areas known to provide habitats for these species when permits. issuing development Page 11- 1  Policy II.A. I. 5 - New developments with the potential to impact the quantity or quality of natural resources will be required to obtain the necessary permits from all applicable state and/ or Plorida Department of Environmental federal agencies Natural Resources, Regulation, Florida Department of Northwest Florida Water U. S. Management District and/ or Ar.my Corps of Engineers) prior to the authorization of a ment permit by the City. develop- Policv II.A. I. 6 - The Land Development Code shall include shoreline protection regulations. Poliey II. A. l. 7 - The Land which Development Code shall contain provisions limit the specific or impact and c~ ulative impacts of development redevelopment upon wetlands, water quality, water habitats, living marine resources and quantity, wildlife beach or dune systems. Policy 11. A. l. 8 - The Land Development Code shall contain mitigation provisions which be followed must the resources by any development that may impact listed in Policy Il. A. l. 7. Objective 11. A. 2 Continually maintain and/ or environmental improve estuarine quality upon adoption of the LDC reference 7. A. l. I). Policy Policy II. A. 2 . 1 - The City shall shown on the implement the land use categories Future' Land Use Land Development Code. Maps ( Figures 7- 1, 7- 2 and 7- 3) with the Such implementation will insure tion of residential land uses the continua- around bodies, bayous and environmentally streams. sensitive water Poliey II. A. 2. 2 - Any stormwater detention or retention areas located near an estuary estuarine or systems or other water bodies within the City limits shall be designed so that the shorelines are sinuous rather than straight and so that water/ land interfaces maximize space for are curvilinear and growth of littoral vegetation. Poliey 11. A. 2. 3 - The the maximum City shall require the use of swale drainage to extent possible. Perforated pipe tions where shall be used in situa- __ piping is necessary. Ob1ective 11. A. 3 - Provide criteria or standards for shoreline within the Land uses Development Code ( reference Policy 7. A. l. l). Policy Il. A. 3. l - The Land Development Code shall contain the standards necessary for construction or development of shoreline ence Policy 7. A. l. l). parcels ( refer- Poliey 11. A. 3. 2 - The L4i1.d Development Code shall contain the City' s Zoning Ordinance which shall provide land uses. use criteria for shoreline Page 11- 2  Obiective 11. A. 4 - Establish construction standards within the Land Development Code which minimize the beach and/ or impacts of man made structures on dune systems and restore altered beach or dune systems reference Policy '. A. I. I). Poliey 11. A. 4. 1 - The Land Development Code shall contain F. E. M. A. construction standards ( reference Policy '. A. 4. 3). Policy II. A. 4. 2 - The LDC shall contain the requirements so to City' s shoreline setback as limit shoreline erosion and for Lmportant natural resources. , provide protection Objective II. A. 5 - LLmit public expend~tures that in coastal subsidize development high hazard areas upon adoption of this Ordinance. Poliey II. A. 5 . I - The coastal high hazard area shall be those lands defined as designated by the F. E. M. A. in its Flood Insurance Rate as V, AS, A6 and A7 zones. Maps Policy II. A. 5. 2 - T~ e City shall limit public expenditures within the oastal high hazard area to the provision of recreational opportunities, protection of important natural resources the public' or to increase s access to the shoreline ( reference Policy 14. A. 2. 1). Policy II. A. 5. 3 - The Land Development Code shall contain building regulations regarding construction near the and the regulations coastal high hazard area shall include criteria such as: a. First floor elevations; b. Wind load requirements; c. Frangible ancillary structures; and d. Other requirements necessary to protect and preserve the health and safety of the public. Ob1ective II. A. 6 - Direct population concentrations away from coastal high hazard areas upon adoption of this Ordinance. 4'_ Policy II. A. 6. I The City will not extend water, sewer or storm drainage infrastructure' to~ facilitate new structures within the coastal permanent residential high hazard area. Obiective II. A. 7 - Maintain or reduce hurricane evacuation times adoption of this Ordinance. upon Policy ll.A. 7. l Through the City' s Civil Defense Department Emergency Management), manage the " Peace Time County, Florida" and utilize the recommendationsEmergency Plan, Okaloosa in the Tri- State and guidance provided Hurricane Study, Appendix C, Transportation Analysis, June 1986, by the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District. These Page 11- 3  plans are to integrated into the Regional Hurricane Evacuation Plan. Policy 11. A. 7. 2 - Continue to support critical roadway segment ments through participation with the Fort Walton Lmprove- tion with the Florida Beach HPO and interac- DOT to further reduce and evacuation tLmes. improve hurricane Policy ll.A. 7. 3 - The City shall maintain tLme for hurricane evacuation a minimum roadway clearance of 12 hours on roads under local diction. juris- Objective 11. A. 8 - Prepare post- disaster redevelopment plans which will reduce eliminate the exposure of human life and or property to natural hazards by 1995. public and private Policy 11. A. 8 . 1 . - The Land Development Code shall contain that comply with the recommendations of provisions Chapter 163. 56, F. S. Policy ll.A. 8. 2 - The City shall continue its national flood insurance participation in the program in conformance with Public Law 93- 288 reference Policy 7. A. 4. 3). Policy 11. A. 8. 3 - The City' s post- disaster shall be completed