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redevelopment plan, which
by 1995, will distinguish between immediate
and clean up actio~s
needed to protect repair
publichealth and safety and
long- term repair and redevelopment .activities.
PoliCY 11. A. 8. 4 - The City' s Civil Defense Coordinator will
maintain an
inventory of areas within the City which have
damage from coastal experience repeated
storms.
Policy 11. A. 8. 5 - The City' s
Emergency Management Director shall make
recommendations to the City Council, as
needed, regarding
Plan and Ordinance
Amendments to ensure
Comprehensive
mitigation annex of the local peace time consistency with the hazard
emergency plans and applicable
existing inter- agency hazard mitigation reports.
Policy 11. A. 8. 6 - The recommendations described in
shall be considered Policy 11. A. 8. 5
by the committee created pursuant to Section 14. 06,
whenever possible.
Policy ll.A. 8. 7 - ~ Immediate ..recovery actions needed to protect the
public health and safety shall take
priority in permitting decisions
following hurricane storm events.
Policy II. A. 8. 8 - If rebuilt, structures which suffer in
of 50% of their damage excess
appraised value shall be rebuilt in accordance with all
current and applicable land use
and building code
requirements.
Obiectivell. A. 9 - Through public and private recreation sites Fort
Walton Beach citizens continually will be provided access to the beach
or shoreline consist with desired public access standards and demand
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upon adoption of the LDC ( reference Policies 7. A. l. l and l2. A. 3. 5).
PolicY 11. A. 9. 1 - The City will continue to
beach or open space access sites maintain City owned public
and provide
ities for each site. adequate parking facil-
PolicY 11. A. 9. 2 -
The City will monitor
development activities and as
necessary will enforce the ' public access
Zone Protection Act of requirements of the Coastal
1985.
PolicY 11. A. 9. 3 - Beaches re- nourished at public expense shall be made
available for public use.
Ob1ective 11. A. 10 - The City will adopt, maintain and enforce land
development regulations within the Land
for the Development Code which provide
protection, preservation or sensitive
resources (
re- use of historic
reference Policy 7. A. l. l).
Policy II. A. IO. I - The City will continue to
cooperate with the Florida
Department of State,. Division of Historical
Resources in the iden-
tification of historic and
ence
archeological resources in the
City ( refer-
Policy 9. A. 5. 1).
Policy 11. A. IO. 2 - The
ment
City shall adopt, as part of the Land Develop-
Code, perfor.rna~ ce standards and guidelines for the
adaptive re- use of
preservation or
historic resources upon identification
resources ( of such
reference Policies 7. A. 4. 5 and 7. A. 4. 6).
Ob1ective ll.A. 11 -
The City shall allow no
area ( or elsewhere) development in the coastal
unless level of service standards
are maintained
and infrastructure needs
are fulfilled in compliance with the
Concurrency Management System ( reference Chapter 6). City' s
Poliey II. A. ll. 1 - The City shall
the time frame specified
adopt a Land Development Code within
and
by Rule in the F. A. C. ( reference Section 5. 11
Policy 7. A. l. I).
Policy 11. A. ll. 2 The level of service standards
delineated in Policies 9. A. I. I, 9. A. 2. 1, 9. A. shall be those
2. 2, IO. A. 2. 2 and 12. A. 3. 2
reference Chapter 15).
Policy II. A. ll. 3 ~ Infrastruc;ture
shall be
improvements and areas of service
phased and deter.rnined
pursuant to
dinance. Chapter 14 of this Or-
Policy 11. A. ll. 4 -
Development in the coastal area shall be consistent
with the goals,
objectives and policies of the Future Land Use Element
and the Infrastructure E'lement ( reference
Ordinance) . Chapters 7 and 10 of this
Goa~ ll. B -
Properly manage and conserve the important natural re-
sources within the City.
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Ob1ective II. B. l
Continually protect air quality by
within the Land regulating
Development Code) land uses with point source
sions ( reference emis-
Policy 7. A. l. l).
Poliey 11. B. 1. 1 - The City shall maintain air quality within its
jurisdiction in conformance with state and
lines. federal air quality guide-
Policy II. B. l. 2 - New developments with the
lutants into the air will be potential to emit pol-
from the Department of
required to obtain the
necessary permits
Environmental Regulation or the U. S.
tal Protection Environmen-
Agency prior to authorization of a development
the City. permit by
Policy 11. B. 1. 3 - The Land
which
Development Code shall contain provis ions
require development with point source emissions which
any
degrade air quality to comply with all may
applicable federal and state
regulations regarding emission control. These regulations
the installation include may
of scrubbers, emission treatment facilities and the
like.
Policy 11. B. 1. 4 - The City will continue to
ment of Environmental cooperate with the Depart-
Regulation so that minimum air
established by the Pepartment, are quality levels,
maintained.
Obiective 11. B. 2 - Conserve, appropriately use and
and quanti ty of water protect the quality
sources and of waters that flow into the
bayous and
sound by bay,
including appropriate regulations within the Land
Development Code ( reference Policy 7. A. l. I).
Poliey 11. B. 2. 1 - The
or
City shall protect water quality by restricting
prohibiting activities known to
adversely affect the quality or
quantity of identified water sources ( reference
7.A. 4. 2, 7. A. 5. l,
Policies 7. A. 4. l,
lO. A. 5. 3, 11.A. 1.2, 11. A. 2. 2 and II. A. 2. 3).
There are no prime Note:
ground water recharge areas or cones of influence
within the City ( reference Chapter 7 of the Foundation Documents,
Exhibit A) . __
Poliey l1. B. 2. 2 In cooperation with the Northwest Florida Water
Management District, the City shall
conservation
implement any
emergency water
plans ~ ecessaiy t~ protect water sources
insufficient supply within the Floridian during periods of
Aquifer.
Ob1ective l1. B. 3 -
soils,
Continually conserve and protect earth resources
minerals and vegetation) upon adoption of the LDC ( reference
Policy 7. A. 1. 1) . .
Policy 11. B. 3. 1 -
The Land
that
Development Code shall contain requirements
limit
land uses or construction
with soil techniques to those compatible
conditions specific to the site. The
include boring and soils test regulations shall
conducted by testing facilities licensed
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