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

Policy 14. A. l. 4). Page 7- 5  PoliCY 7. A. 6. 3 - The City shall use its fiscal resources to infill development ( reference encourage shall Chapter 14 of this Ordinance). The City encourage infill development by 7. A. 6. 1 and 7. A. 6. 2, implementation of Policies among others, and defines infill as - within the existing - brick and mortar- development served with City and development that can be existing or rehabilitated infrastructure. PoliCY 7 . A. 6 . 4 - The Ci ty will consider boundaries for potable water, establishing urban service wi thin the Land sanitary sewer and solid waste collection Development Code. The Fort Wal ton Beach Planning Board shall within one ( 1) Municipal year of adoption of the LDC reference Policy 7. A. 1. 1) submit to the City Council its findings regarding the report and establishment of urban service boundaries for the City. Policy 7 . A. 6. 5 - Public facilities and services shall be located to minimize their cost, minimize their and maximize their impacts on the natural environment efficiency ( reference Table 14- 1). Cost alterna- tives, impacts on the environment and levels of determined during the efficiency shall be design phase and bid process utilized by the City to accomplish the installation or location of public facilities and/ or services. If the facilities or services are provided the determinations shall be made by city forces, during the design phase. Ob1ective 7 . A. 7 - The City shall ensure the land for availability of suitable utility facilities necessary to support proposed through provisions within the Land Development Code or development land by the City ( reference acquisition of Policies S. A. 5. l and 8. A. 5. 2, Table 14- 1 and Chapter 6 of this Ordinance). Policy 7 . A. 7 . 1 - The City shall include land acquisition within its Capital Improvements Element ( reference Capital Improvements Program ( reference Chapter 14) and within its to provide public lands for Policy l4. A. 5. l) when necessary utility facilities. Policy 7 . A. 7. 2 - The City shall continue to require dedication of adequate rights- of- way pursuant to Ordinances of Chapter 1246 of the Codified the City for use as roadways and by utilities for extensions or improvements. Objective 7 . A. 8 -' The Land Development Code shall allow the use of innovative land development techniques and include provisions for planned unit developments and other approaches to mixed- use development reference Policy 7. A. l. l). Policy 7 . A. 8 . 1 - The Ci~y shall continue to permit the use of the planned unit development technique enacted within -Chapter 1266. 01 of the Codified Ordinances of the City. Policy ., . A. 8. 2 - The Land oriented Development Code shall include performance land development controls, including but not limited to, floor Page 7- 6  area ratios; open space ratios; and density bonuses. Poliey 7. A. 8. 3 - The Land the ~ plementation of the Development Code shall include provisions for mixed- use Use Map. The provisions shall, at a category shown on the Future Land minimum, contain: a. Density, lot coverage requirements and through the provision of two or more height variations designed to implement the mixed- use zoning districts category; b. Sight and sound buffers between residential uses and more intensive uses ( reference Policies 7. A. l. 2 7. A. 3. s( a); and c. Planned unit development shall be encouraged ( through the development plan review process) to include local or neighborhood convenience facilities within such ments; and. develop- d. The Land Development Code will contain provisions pursuant to Policy 8. A. 1. 2. Policy 7. A. 8. 4 The City will issue a request for proposals to facilitate the con~truction of a mixed sector involvement. The development use development with private office, may be comprised of residential, retail and restaurant space within the Downtown Area ( reference Redevelopment Policy 7. A. 2. 2). Poliey 7. A. 8. S - The Land Development Code shall contain provisions to plement site specific zoning and to facilitate the site plan review process as part of the site specific zoning regulations. Site specific zoning may be utilized by development in order to facilitate a staff and policy level review of proposed innovative site development development and to acconunodate dressed within the techniques which are otherwise not ad- City Code. 7 . OS Future Land Use MaDS: The series is, by reference, following Future Land Use Map _._ made a part of this Ordinance future amendments, revisions and updates: including all 1) Map~ 7- 1, Fort Walton Beach ( west) Future Land Use dated Map, January 1990 and as prepared by Barrett, Daffin and Carlan, Inc.; 2) Map 7- 2, Fort Walton Beach ( central) Future Land Use Ma~, date.d January 1990 and as prepared by Barrett, Daffin and" Carlan, Inc.; and 3) Map 7- 3, Fort Walton Beach ( north) Future Land Use MaD, dated January 1990 and as prepared by Barrett, Daffin and Carlan, Inc. Page 7- 7  a. The following generalized land shown on the Future Land Use use categories are Maps identified above ( Maps 7- 1, 7- 2 and 7- 3): 1. Residential ( low density, medium density and high density); 2. Commercial use; 3. Industrial use; 4. Recreational use; s. Conservation; 6. Mixed- use; 7. Industrial; and 8. Public lands ( includes educational facilities, public buildings and grounds and other facilities) . public b. There are no agricultural zoned lands within Fort Walton Beach nor are any planned, therefore, the agricultural land use category has been eliminated from the Future Land Use Map Series; and c. Public water wells, beaches, shores, sound are all shown on the Future bays and the Land Use Maps No. 7- I, 7- 2 and 7- 3. 4) Figure 7- 4 delineates the historic districts, structures and lands within the City. 5) Wetlands are shown on Figure 7- 5, titled National Wetlands Inventory, ( excerpt) as States Department of Interior,