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Recreation Center population 1 center/ 12, OOO Shuffleboard population 1 court/ 10, oOO population Poliey 12. A. 3. 6 - The City shall continue to preserve and protect the beaches and shores through regulations contained within the land Development Code ( reference Policies 7 . A. l. 2, 11. A. 1. 6, ll.A. l. 7 and Objective ll.A. 3). 1" t. Page 12- 3 Public Works Director, Finance Director and the Parks and Director. Recreation The coIDInittee shall maintain information on activity, level of service conditions and other data development necessary to accurately evaluate the implementation of the Plan. In addition, the committee city' s Comprehensive will monitor and evaluate the CIE on an annual basis ( reference Sections 6. 01 and 14. 06 and Policies 8. A. 3. 3, 9. A. 2. 4, 10. A. 2. 4, 11. A. 8. 6, l2. A. 2. l, l3. A. l. l and l3. A. 2. 3). Ob1ective 14. A. 4 - Future development will bear a proportionate cost of facility improvements necessitated by the development in adequately maintain adopted level of service standards ( order to Policies 7. A. 7. 2, reference 8. A. l. 2, 8. A. l. 7, lO. A. l. 2 and l2. A. l. 3) upon adoption of the LDC ( reference Policy 7.. A. l. l). Policy 14. A. 4. 1 - Provide for share of the costs assessing new developments a pro rata necessary to finance public facility improvements necessitated by development in order to level of service standards in the adequately maintain adopted Land Development Code ( LDC). Policy 14 . A. 4. 2 Include requirements within that exact the LDC physical improvements to impacted systems ( roads, new utilities, etc.) by developments or the redevelopment of policy will be impl~mented through the existing facilities. This process. city' s permitting and inspection Objective 14. A. 5 - Upon adoption of the Land will provide or Development Code, the City require provision of the needed improvements identified in the other plan elements of this ordinance and development process so that public facility needs created manage the land issued development orders by previously or future development do not exceed the ability of The City of Fort Walton Beach to fund and provision of the needed capital provide or require Section 14. 06, improvements ( reference Chapter 6 and and Objective l4. A. 4. of this ordinance). Poliey 14. A. 5. 1 - A capital as a part of the budget will be adopted by the City Council annual budgeting process. The Improvement Program) Capital Budget ( Capital will be developed using this element as a direc- tory. Policy 14. A. 5. 2 - Use The City' s fiscal for capital policies to direct expenditures improvements which insure the implementation of the Goals, Objectives, and Policies of the other Reference Section 14. 06 of this plan elements in this ordinance. ordinance.) Policy 14 . A. 5. 3 - The city will System described in this implement the Concurrency Manaqement ordinance upon adoption of the Land ment Code ( reference Develop- Chapter 6). 14. 05 Implementation: 1) The schedule of capital improvements, ( Table 14- 1) for which The City of Fort Walton Beach has responsibility, have been selected Page 14- 4 CHAPTER 15 LEVEL OP SERVICE SUMHARY ! 15. 01 Purcose: The purpose of this reference, in Chapter is to provide a ready summary for.m, for determining the levels of service development compliance with imposed by this Ordinance in compliance with Chapter 163, F. S. and Chapter 9J- 5, F. A. C. 15. 02 Levels of Service: The following minimum levels of shall guide the issuance of service development permits pursuant to the Concur- rency Management System ( reference 6) and Chapter adoption of the Land Development Code: Roadways Local: Minimum Operating LOS of C( reference Policy 8. A. 1. 1). Local Collector: Minimum Operating LOS of D( reference Policy 8. A. 2. 1) . State: Egli~ Parkway Minimum Operating LOS of D; Perry Street Minimum Operating LOS of D; u. S. 98 Minimum Operating LOS of D; Mary Esther Cut- Off Minimum Operating LOS of E; Beal Parkway Minimum Operating LOS of F maintain; Racetrack Road Minimum Operating LOS of F maintain; please see Note at Policy 8. A. 2. 2). County: HOllywood Boulevard Minimum Operating LOS of E; Yacht Club Road~ Minimum Operating LOS of E reference Policy 8. A. 2. 2 and Table 8- 1). Potable Water 150 gallons/ capita equivalent/ day ( reference Policy 10. A. 2. 2) . Sanitary Sewer 115 gallons/ capita equivalent/ day ( reference Policy 10. A. 2. 2) . Page 15- 1

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